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When to Visit the Galapagos Islands

Why You Should Consider Signing Up for a Whitewater Rowing Course   There is Always Something New to Learn 

The culinary traditions of Spain, the Andes, and the Amazon have all left their mark on Ecuadorian cuisine, which over time has filtered across the Galapagos Islands. But this remote archipelago also has a few unique dishes up its sleeve, drawing largely from the marine abundance of its surrounding waters.

Unique Wildlife of the Galapagos Islands

Around 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador are the Galapagos Islands, a volcanic archipelago that is home to wildlife seen nowhere else on Earth. The islands provided the inspiration for Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution and in 1978, it was one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Sites to be designated. 

7 Surprising Facts About Corsica

Corsica’s gorgeous beaches lapped by warm Mediterranean waters may be its biggest allure, but there is so much more to this enchanting island. It is one of the 18 administrative regions of France and boasts a fascinating history that involves invading Vandals, a legendary beheading, and a debt-paying deal. 

By: Hanna Ashcraft

Why the Deschutes River Offers Oregon's Best Family Rafting Trip

Understanding the Whitewater on the Deschutes River in Oregon

By Peter Grubb, Founder ROW Adventures, River guide of 45 years.