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Paddle a calm sunset loop on Tuyen Lam Lake, then dine on a lakeside BBQ and spend one cool-mountain night in a prepared tent. This beginner-friendly SUP and camping combo blends short flat-water paddling with simple, local camp cuisine and a campfire.
Paddle a calm sunset loop on Tuyen Lam Lake, then dine on a lakeside BBQ and spend one cool-mountain night in a prepared tent. This beginner-friendly SUP and camping combo blends short flat-water paddling with simple, local camp cuisine and a campfire.
Late afternoon on Tuyen Lam Lake feels deliberate: the wind eases, the water flattens, and pine-scented air cools to about 20°C as you step onto a SUP board.
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Operated by DALA Travel Limited Company · Da Lat, Lam Dong
Late afternoon on Tuyen Lam Lake feels deliberate: the wind eases, the water flattens, and pine-scented air cools to about 20°C as you step onto a SUP board.
Set on Da Lat’s southern fringe, this experience threads flat-water paddle time with an outdoor BBQ and a single-night camp beneath mountain pines. The lake is a managed reservoir ringed by volcanic highlands and acid-soil pine forests shaped by the Central Highlands’ uplift; basalt ridgelines and planted pines frame broad, reflective water that dares you to slow down and look. Da Lat’s colonial-era villas and coffee farms sit a short drive away, while local flavors—grilled chicken, bamboo rice and roasted sweet potatoes—anchor the evening around the fire.
Expect a gentle 2–4 km guided SUP loop at sunset with instruction and life jackets provided, then a short walk to a prepared tent site where insulated mats and sleeping bags await. The overnight temperature drops; mornings begin with hot tea and a simple noodle breakfast before a mid-morning check-out.
Practical notes: wear quick-dry layers and closed-toe shoes for transfers, bring a refillable water bottle, and pack a headlamp for camp. The activity is designed for all fitness levels but requires basic balance and willingness to follow safety briefings. Respect quiet hours near campsites, pack out waste, and keep flames controlled on the communal fire. For first-time paddlers or anyone chasing a calm, accessible alpine-night experience, this trip pairs easy paddling with straightforward camping logistics.
easy.
Approx. 19 hours (overnight).
Suitable for beginners and those with basic balance and mobility; brief instruction provided for paddling and campsite routine
No—an instruction session and life jackets are provided; basic balance is helpful but beginners are welcome.
Guests make their own way to the designated REO check-in; local transfers are not included.
Dinner (BBQ with grilled meats and sides) and a simple breakfast (cup noodles, sausage, hot tea) are included; drinks are not included.
Pre-pitched tents with insulated ground mats and sleeping bags are supplied—this is basic, communal camping in mountain air.
Tuyen Lam is a managed reservoir on Da Lat’s outskirts built to support irrigation and recreation; the surrounding pine plantations were expanded during French-colonial and later development of the highlands.
Pack out all waste and avoid single-use plastics; the lake ecosystem is sensitive to litter and campfire impacts—use designated fire pits and minimize disturbance.
DALA Travel Limited Company operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Late afternoon on Tuyen Lam Lake feels deliberate: the wind eases, the water flattens, and pine-scented air cools to about 20°C as you step onto a SUP board.
Late afternoon on Tuyen Lam Lake feels deliberate: the wind eases, the water flattens, and pine-scented air cools to about 20°C as you step onto a SUP board.
Set on Da Lat’s southern fringe, this experience threads flat-water paddle time with an outdoor BBQ and a single-night camp beneath mountain pines. The lake is a managed reservoir ringed by volcanic highlands and acid-soil pine forests shaped by the Central Highlands’ uplift; basalt ridgelines and planted pines frame broad, reflective water that dares you to slow down and look. Da Lat’s colonial-era villas and coffee farms sit a short drive away, while local flavors—grilled chicken, bamboo rice and roasted sweet potatoes—anchor the evening around the fire.
Expect a gentle 2–4 km guided SUP loop at sunset with instruction and life jackets provided, then a short walk to a prepared tent site where insulated mats and sleeping bags await. The overnight temperature drops; mornings begin with hot tea and a simple noodle breakfast before a mid-morning check-out.
Practical notes: wear quick-dry layers and closed-toe shoes for transfers, bring a refillable water bottle, and pack a headlamp for camp. The activity is designed for all fitness levels but requires basic balance and willingness to follow safety briefings. Respect quiet hours near campsites, pack out waste, and keep flames controlled on the communal fire. For first-time paddlers or anyone chasing a calm, accessible alpine-night experience, this trip pairs easy paddling with straightforward camping logistics.