Reo Campsite - BBQ

This place organizes SUP paddling super professionally. If you want the most poetic feeling, I recommend choosing morning SUP paddling. It is cold in the morning, but going down to the lake is warm. You should bring spare clothes to change into, and if you are not a professional paddler, limit paddling 1 yourself, because around 8h coming back there will be waves, which will be quite difficult for anyone paddling alone without experience. As for those who already have experience, no need to discuss, it is incredibly chill The staff takes care super enthusiastically, every single kid is extremely cute Encourage the company to add more double paddles so that those paddling 1 themselves do not have to use single paddles and change hands continuously, which is a bit inconvenient

I called to say I was coming over to drink coffee, they said to come over, then about 20m later when I arrived they said they stopped selling coffee. Arriving there bewildered, no staff greeted, guided, or notified anything, staff just rushed past me, as many as 3,4 people

At first, I planned to go cloud hunting at another location, but my best friend suggested changing the plan to early morning fog hunting SUP paddling at Reo. And it really did not disappoint at all! We booked a SUP paddling tour to Tia Stream, but arrived 1 hours later than scheduled. At that time, I thought we would only get to paddle around the Tuyen Lam Lake area, but unexpectedly we met a super cute, enthusiastic tour guide who took us all the way to Tia Stream. The scenery here is extremely poetic. The guide also took a lot of beautiful photos and videos for us. It is just a pity that we arrived a bit late and the sunrise had already come up, so we could not capture the most magical foggy moments. But in return, the morning sunlight was also beautiful in its own unique way, so the experience was still very fun and memorable. The paddling route into Tia Stream is quite long; we were 2 girls and managed to paddle all the way there, which was truly a "miracle". Luckily on the way back, the guide towed us back, otherwise we probably would have just... laid there drifting 😅 Overall, this was an extremely memorable experience. Next time I return to Da Lat, I will definitely do it again, but I probably will not dare to wake up late anymore kkk. Ah, the "world's most suffering" guide who supported us during the trip is named Huy, everyone if you have a chance, try contacting to "bother" him, guaranteed to be super cute 🙂‍↔️