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Water Sports in Turks and Caicos
A visit to Turks and Caicos is not complete without experiencing its turquoise waters up close. For the adventurous traveler, there is a variety of exciting water sport opportunities throughout the islands. Book an excursion through your hotel’s concierge, or check out one of the many private tour operators in Turks and Caicos.
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12 Reasons to Visit Gozo, Malta’s Slower Sister Island
Gozo may be small in size, but Malta’s charming sister island offers a unique blend of natural beauty, deep-rooted history, rich culture and adventure. Gozo offers unforgettable experiences for every type of traveler. From picturesque villages and cliffside views to ancient temples and festive celebrations, the island invites visitors to slow down and savor the true Mediterranean lifestyle.
How to Properly Clean a Fish
Over the course of around 20,000 years, the Inuit body has adapted to the freezing temperatures, primarily down to their high fish and marine life diet, which provides them with massive levels of omega-3 fatty acids.
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Jun 3, 2016Copper River Salmon Arrives From Alaska
Each year, the tiny coastal town of Cordova, Alaska, welcomes the opening of the spring fishing season. The local river, the Copper River, is world-renowned for its salmon, which have a noticeably brighter red hue than other fish, and are said to be the best-tasting salmon in the world.
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May 7, 2016Bone Fishing in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is known for its Creole-inspired food, “bomba” style music and currently for the amazingly talented Lin-Manuel Miranda and his Grammy award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway show, Hamilton. What Puerto Rico is not so known for, however, is bone fishing.
