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Sharing Nature-Enriching Lives Since 1979

Rafting • Sea Kayaking • Trekking • Multisport • Cultural & Wildlife Tours

Setting the High Watermark for Adventure Travel™

For over 30 years people have trusted us with their vacation dreams and for that, we are eternally grateful. The lessons we’ve learned through the years are woven into the fabric of every trip guaranteeing that your adventure is artfully crafted and meticulously organized. Inside these pages you’ll find an eclectic collection of destinations that spans the world. We personally visit every destination, designing trips we know you’ll love and that preserve the character of the cultures, lands and waters we visit. Our journeys contribute in a positive way to local communities and, as we connect people across borders and cultures, our goal is that your life, as well as those we visit, is enriched. People return to ROW Adventures time and time again for a variety of reasons. One is our relentless attention to detail. Another is the care and nurturing that is part of our culture. Now entering our fourth decade, it’s extremely rewarding to see children who traveled with us in our early years returning as adults with their own children. It’s also exciting to be ushering in a second generation of guides. We hope you’ll find something in these pages to inspire your next adventure, and we look forward to sharing with you the warmth of our campfire and our hearts.

Peter Grubb & Betsy BowenFounders of the ROW Family of Companies

Mariah, Jonah, Betsy, Peter

Faithfully yours,

GREAT GUIDES are the key to life-enriching journeys and ROW is proud to say we have some of the best. They are people seeking the high watermark in their own lives, and eager to share their knowledge of their own country with you. Our guides open doors that let you see deeper into the region’s culture and gain a greater understanding of the history that has formed each place into what it is today. Here’s a sampling:

The heart, soul and driving force behind ROW Adventures, Peter and Betsy love to get out of the o�ce and into the world. With over 30 years of guiding experience, they bring a richness of knowledge and an atmosphere of warm hospital-ity, camaraderie and fun to every trip they lead.

YASEMIN KONURALP Yasemin has been leading our Turkish tours since 1993. Formerly a school teacher, she now enjoys the informal classroom of adventure travel. She is the author of a new book on the wild�owers of Turkey, written with the aim of bringing attention to the need for better protection for the �owers of her homeland.

JOSKO ZOVIC Growing up during the Yugoslav era, Josko has an intense pride for his homeland of Croatia. Nothing makes Josko happier than sharing his country with our guests, taking you behind the scenes to meet the local people and opening doors to the culture and beauty of Croatia.

MIGUEL CARRERA Fluent in Spanish, French and English, Miguel has a degree in Ecotourism Management and spent three years in volunteer programs at research stations in the Amazon, Andes and Paci�c Coast of his native Ecuador. During this time he guided students and scientists, later training other guides and developing a community-based ecotourism project in the Amazon. His extensive knowledge and passion for planet earth make him an ideal guide and leader.

PETER GRUBB & BETSY BOWEN

ROW GUIDES

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With a degree in International Conservation and Sustainable Development from Duke University, Jess came to ROW because of our focus on sharing natural and cultural history with our guests. An accomplished whitewater rafting guide, Jess also loves Irish dancing, poetry and kayaking.

PETER METCALF The Operations Manager for ROW, Peter lovesto tell stories. In fact, he’s far more likely to share a tale about an early home-steader than remember a joke, even if he’s heard it twenty times. Peter grew up splashing through the creeks and sleeping under the stars of western Oregon. He ran track/cross country for Whitworth College and later earned an M.S. in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana.

LANDON MOORES Landon grew up in Tennessee in a family �lled with love and a dinner table full of fried okra. An adventurous streak got her on a rafting trip on the Ocoee River in Tennessee and she soon became a guide. Landon is one of ROW's top interpretive guides, currently working on a Masters Degree in environmental education at the Univeristy of Idaho.

OVER 30 YEARS DEDICATED TO ADVENTURE TRAVEL We started as a whitewater rafting company in 1979 and through the years have pioneered new trips in Idaho and beyond, including the �rst descent of the Rio Upano in the Amazon jungle of Ecuador. Today we run more rivers and adventure trips in Idaho and Montana than any other company along with trips in many countries spanning the globe.

Experience – When curve balls are thrown (which Mother Nature and the world are prone to do), our decades of experience and talented sta� have the knowledge and resources to smooth the way e�ciently and e�ectively.

Relax – We’ve Got You Covered – We’re proud of our team that works hard at the art of creating life-enriching adventures that routinely exceed

our guests’ expectations. During every part of your journey with ROW, from our Adventure Consultants who listen carefully to your desires, to support sta� working behind the scenes, to our guides who foster friendship and growth on our trips, they are attentive, caring people making real-time decisions designed to ful�ll your travel dreams.

The ROW Difference



Learning & Connection – One of our goals is to foster stew- ardship of the places we visit, and experience shows that the more you learn about a place, the more invested you become in it. For that reason our guides are masters at sharing cultural and natural history with our guests in a way that is meaningful and personally relevant. Over 70% of our USA-based guide sta� is trained as Certi�ed Interpreters by the National Association of Interpretation and our international guides have degrees in tourism or other relevant specialties.

Family Trip Specialists – Having traveled the world with our own kids,we've learned how to create top-quality adventures with an atmosphere of fun, learning and growth for people of all ages. In addition to our signature Family Magic Rafting trips, we have family-only departures on many of our adventures including our Missouri River canoe trips, Galapagos Unbound, Peru's Sacred Valley and a number of other destinations where families are welcome and secure. Most all of our trips can be transformed into a family vacation masterpiece so if you're looking for something special for yourfamily, let our creative juices and talented sta� work to make your familydream adventure come true.

Awards & Accolades – We’re honored to be recognized bya variety of organizations. It speaks to our commitment to set the high watermark for adventure travel.



FOR OVER 30 YEARS we've designed special trips for special occasions or for guests with unique desires. With this experience, we have become masters at creating custom vacations for a wide variety of people.

Couples & Small Groups Trips – Whether you want to spend a romantic weekend, charter a yacht or hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu we can make it happen. Using our knowledge, contacts and talented guides we'll ful�ll your dreams.

Family Reunions – Nothing bonds a family better than an active outdoor vacation, and we've designed exquisite family reunions for families with people ranging from age �ve to eighty-�ve. ROW Adven-tures specializes in tailor-made adventures that create, in the words of one of our guests, "memories we'll carry with us into heaven."

Bachelor or Bachelorette – Tying the knot? Starting the biggest adventure of your life? You deserve one last hoorah and we'll be thereto guide, lead, cook, clean, and provide a seamless adventure set witha stunning stage and nature's backdrop.

Honeymoon Registry - A ROW Adventures trip is the ultimate wedding gift! Invite your friends and family to contribute to the most memorable adventure of your life.

A�nity Groups – From schools to clubs, LGBT to special interest groups, an outdoor adventure is a wonderful way to bring your group together in a healthy and fun environment. Ask Yale and Harvard….they've been with us!

Church, Youth & Scout Groups – There's no better place than a wild river canyon or developing country to teach young people solid values and learn a greater appreciation for their place in the universe.

Corporate Team Building Trips – We'll design an itinerary that provides the time you need for meetings and presentations, while also having plenty of time for fun and bonding. Whether your budget is moderate, or you want to bring on the Ritz, we can do it.



Group & Custom Travel

ROW Inc. and ROW Oregon, LLC, each doing business as ROW Adventures, are proud to be Equal Opportunity recreation service providers under separate permits from the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. ROW, Inc operates under special use permits from the Jarbidge, Vale, Cottonwood and Judith Resource Areas of the BLM: the Salmon, Payette, Boise, Challis, Clearwater, Umatilla and Panhandle National Forests. Also, the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Wallowa-Whitman National Forest . ROW Oregon, LLC operates on the Rogue River under permit from the BLM, Medford District along with the U.S. Forest Service in Siskiyou National Forest. All our operations and facilities are operated on a non-discriminatory basis.



DOMESTICADVENTURES Pristine Alpine Wilderness

to Towering Desert Canyons

Sunrise over the Bruneau River in southwestern Idaho. ©Chad Case


THERE’S A REASON people come from around the globe to raft Idaho’s Middle Fork of the Salmon, the most spectacular alpine wilderness trip in North America. 100 miles of pure, clear, free-�owing river that drops 3000 feet through the heart of the remote and stunning River of No Return Wilderness, the largest in the lower 48 states. Launching at nearly 6000 feet above sea level, the river gallops through forests of �r and spruce. With each passing mile side creeks tumble into the river’s diamond-sparkling water, deepening the way. The rapids are frequent and challenging with names that guides speak with reverence – Velvet Falls, Ram’s Horn, Pistol Creek, Tappan Falls, Devil’s Tooth – over 100 in all. We stop often to visit Indian rock paintings and pioneer homesteads. You’re likely to see big horn sheep, mule deer and maybe a playful river otter. Wilderness hot springs, superb hiking trails, fantastic �shing and granite mountains that slice into a cobalt sky all add to the enchantment of an adventure on the Middle Fork.

Five and six-day trips depart May through September.

MIDDLE FORK SALMONCrown Jewel of Rivers


FLOWING FROM OREGON’S Cascade Mountains to the Paci�c Ocean, the Rogue River is one of the most famous rivers in the American West. Fun, intermediate rapids, warm water and a green-forested canyon make the Rogue the perfect natural playground. With luck, you’ll see deer, black bear, river otters and a variety of birds that make this canyon their home. We stop to visit historic homesteads and enjoy superb hiking trails. Few rivers o�er such a magical blend of fun suitable for all ages. Our unique lodge-based trips give you the best of both worlds – outdoor fun during the day and the comfort of a bed at night. The lodges are basic but comfortable, set in remote wilderness settings near the river.

ROW Adventures is pleased to o�er a variety of trips on the Rogue, including:• Unique lodge-based three and four-day trips depart every weekend June through August.• Spring and fall hiking trips along the Rogue River trail.• Spring and fall rafting trips with camping.• Trips combining visits to Crater Lake or Redwoods National Park.• Fall fishing trips for salmon and steelhead.

Three and four-day trips depart May through September

ROGUE RIVER Lodge-Based Wilderness Rafting


THERE’S A REASON people come from around the globe to raft Idaho’s Middle Fork of the Salmon, the most spectacular alpine wilderness trip in North America. 100 miles of pure, clear, free-�owing river that drops 3000 feet through the heart of the remote and stunning River of No Return Wilderness, the largest in the lower 48 states. Launching at nearly 6000 feet above sea level, the river gallops through forests of �r and spruce. With each passing mile side creeks tumble into the river’s diamond-sparkling water, deepening the way. The rapids are frequent and challenging with names that guides speak with reverence – Velvet Falls, Ram’s Horn, Pistol Creek, Tappan Falls, Devil’s Tooth – over 100 in all. We stop often to visit Indian rock paintings and pioneer homesteads. You’re likely to see big horn sheep, mule deer and maybe a playful river otter. Wilderness hot springs, superb hiking trails, fantastic �shing and granite mountains that slice into a cobalt sky all add to the enchantment of an adventure on the Middle Fork.

Five and six-day trips depart May through September.

MIDDLE FORK SALMONCrown Jewel of Rivers


SNAKE RIVER HELLS CANYON

Big Water &Geologic Wonder

THE DEEPEST RIVER gorge in North America, straddling the borders of Idahoand Oregon, Hells Canyon is a place of grandeur. Running from south to north through Hells Canyon, the Snake River has shaped some of the most rugged, spectacular landscape on earth. Where boulders and rock slides have rolled into the river, the biggest rapids in the Paci�c Northwest, with high-crested waves and paddle-swallowing holes, drench you in excitement. Between the rapids, kick back and marvel at the snow-capped peaks over a mile above the river. There are great hiking trails, a multitude of Indian rock art sites and several pioneer homesteads to add to the intrigue of this adventure. Fishing for small-mouth bass and rainbow trout is excellent and on hot summer days a dip in the near 70-degree water is ideal. In addition to rafting trips, we also o�er unique raft-supported walking trips for those who want to hike on trails that parallel the river, while our rafts carry the load. Whether by foot or by boat, we invite you to join us for a journey through a land rich in myth and geologic wonder.

Three to six-day trips are o�ered from May to October.


SNAKE RIVER HELLS CANYON

Big Water &Geologic Wonder

THE DEEPEST RIVER gorge in North America, straddling the borders of Idahoand Oregon, Hells Canyon is a place of grandeur. Running from south to north through Hells Canyon, the Snake River has shaped some of the most rugged, spectacular landscape on earth. Where boulders and rock slides have rolled into the river, the biggest rapids in the Paci�c Northwest, with high-crested waves and paddle-swallowing holes, drench you in excitement. Between the rapids, kick back and marvel at the snow-capped peaks over a mile above the river. There are great hiking trails, a multitude of Indian rock art sites and several pioneer homesteads to add to the intrigue of this adventure. Fishing for small-mouth bass and rainbow trout is excellent and on hot summer days a dip in the near 70-degree water is ideal. In addition to rafting trips, we also o�er unique raft-supported walking trips for those who want to hike on trails that parallel the river, while our rafts carry the load. Whether by foot or by boat, we invite you to join us for a journey through a land rich in myth and geologic wonder.

Three to six-day trips are o�ered from May to October.


OUR OWN CHILDREN, Mariah andJonah Grubb, having crawled from cradle to raft at anearly age, were instrumental in teaching us how to run the best family rafting trips in the world. Designed exclusively for families with children ages �ve and up, you can’t join these trips if you don’t bring a kid. The last 60 miles of the Salmon River are a magical mixture of hot sun, warm water, fun rapids and the most beautiful, expansive, white-sand beaches of any river in the West. We �oat through twisted volcanic canyons that open up to vast mountains soaring into an endless western sky. Raft-tossing rapids produce big smiles and laughter. Between them we relax, drift, jump in to swim and enjoy the mountain vistas and soaring eagles. Mariah and Jonah inspired us to hire a specially-trained River Jester™ who leads fun-�lled, nature-oriented games and activities along with our family-friendly crew of professional guides. They helped create a special kids’ menu that would make Dr. Seuss drool, while adults enjoy our usual gourmet fare. They built in surprises every day, includingspecial stops, s’mores around the camp�re and, storiesand songs under a star-studded sky.

Five-day trips depart July and August. Adult oriented trips are o�ered by request and in September.

SALMON RIVER CANYONS Family Magic


FOR THE NATURE LOVER and river connoisseur, these rivers are a dream come true. Flowing from the mountains of northern Nevada, through Idaho and Oregon, these rivers are the world's best-kept whitewater secret. The dramatic, sheer-walled desert canyons captivate the soul and are �lled with a kaleidoscope of life – wild�owers, birds, reptiles, beaver, otter, coyote, antelope and big horn sheep. The whitewater is as diverse as the �ora and fauna. From mellow class II to raging class V, along with an occasional portage, each section is unique. ROW o�ers trips on four sections of the Owyhee, the Bruneau and by request, a Jarbidge/Bruneau combination. Expeditionary-style trips take place on the remote upper reaches of the Owyhee and everyone paddles their own in�atable kayak. The Middle Owyhee and Bruneau have the most thrilling whitewater, while the lower Owyhee is suitable for families. Undammed and �owing free, these rivers are raftable only during spring snowmelt from April to June, with low water kayaking expeditions o�ered after that.

Four to seventeen-day trips o�ered from late April tomid-June.

JARBIDGE/BRUNEAU & OWYHEE Sistine Chapels of the Desert


UPPER MISSOURI Canoe the Trail of Lewis & Clark

GRAB A PADDLE and board one of ROW’s 34’ voyageur canoes to travel the waters that Lewis and Clark paddled some 200 years ago. Part of the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monu-ment, little has changed since they were here. You visit several of the camps where they stayed, marvel at ancient rock art, Indian tipi rings and long-abandoned homesteads. From our starting point, the river carries us from a wide, meandering valley into the famous White Cli�s area – a deep, rugged gorge, where steep, eroded cli�s reach a depth of nearly a thousand feet and reveal ten million years of geologic history. Wind and water have eroded the dazzling white sandstone and created massive rock crags and magical castles looming above the river. Summer days are typically hot and dry and the cool, gently �owing river, welcomes swimmers. We set up our luxury camps on the river’s bank and are likely to see golden eagles, hawks, and pelicans as well as beaver, prairie dogs and antelope. This is an excellent family adventure and guests have the option of paddling smaller 17’ canoes if preferred.

Four and �ve day trips are o�ered from June to September.


IN THE HEART OF a place few people know, on the way to no place in particular, we built River Dance Lodge. In spring and early summer, it’s the base for our heart-thumping whitewater trips on the Lochsa River. The rest of the year it’s an ideal location for exploring one of the most beautiful areas you’ve never heard of. In the heart of the land of the Nez Perce, it’s a place that celebrates wild rivers, nature and adventure. We invite you to join us for a guest ranch experience with all-inclusive packages including daily guided activities and family style meals in our lodge dining room. Lewis and Clark passed this way some 200 years ago. Today we are near the 1.1 million acre Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness and there are hundreds

RIVER DANCE Idaho’s


IN THE HEART OF a place few people know, on the way to no place in particular, we built River Dance Lodge. In spring and early summer, it’s the base for our heart-thumping whitewater trips on the Lochsa River. The rest of the year it’s an ideal location for exploring one of the most beautiful areas you’ve never heard of. In the heart of the land of the Nez Perce, it’s a place that celebrates wild rivers, nature and adventure. We invite you to join us for a guest ranch experience with all-inclusive packages including daily guided activities and family style meals in our lodge dining room. Lewis and Clark passed this way some 200 years ago. Today we are near the 1.1 million acre Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness and there are hundreds

RIVER DANCE Idaho’s


of miles of trails to explore on foot, horse or bike. Three federally-designated Wild & Scenic Rivers neighbor the resort – the Clearwater, Selway and Lochsa. Swim from a white sand beach, �sh for cutthroat trout, take a whitewater rafting trip, lazy summer �oat, kayak tour, bike ride, horseback trip or hike. At the end of the day, soothe your body with a soak in your own private hot tub on the deck of your cabin with a heavenly view of verdant, forested mountains while the Clearwater River �ows gently by. There are six log cabins, two of which are duplexes, for a total of eight units. We have several glamourous camping or “glamping” tents replete with king beds, wood stoves and soaking tubs!”We invite you to central Idaho for your next family reunion, wedding, honeymoon or business retreat.

LODGEOutdoor Adventure Resort


ALASKAWilderness, Glaciers, Bears & WhalesVAST, WILD and speaking to our need to know that nature still dwarfs us, Alaska is a land of myth and natural grandeur. From temperate rainforests, to islands in the sea and the Arctic expanses in the north, Alaska is a land of superlatives. Whatever your style, we’ve likely got an adventure that will spark you to join us in this legendary landscape.

By Kayak Nothing compares to paddling along secluded bays where humans are clearly the visitor and nature rules! On our wilderness kayak tours you camp on beaches and in forests of cedar and spruce. Paddle across the face of glaciers, gaze on magni�cent snow-covered mountains, and drift beneath a delicate waterfall. Wildlife and true adventure round out the menu on these fascinating journeys.

By YachtExplore the Inside Passage aboard smaller 6-12 passenger yachts that tuck into bays and �ords bigger ships can’t dream of seeing. Get up close to whales, sea lions and vast �ocks of seabirds. Paddle a kayak to feel the intimacy of icy waters and gaze on calving glaciers. Hike through thick forests, watch whales from the deck of the yacht and be surrounded by raw nature.

Trips o�ered May - September

BECAUSE VARIETY is the spice of life, we also o�er a select few hiking and biking tours. In 1989 ROW pioneered the concept of raft-supported hiking trips. A cargo raft carries all the camp gear while you hike on the trails that roughly parallel the river’s course, carrying only a small daypack and accompanied by one of our superb guides. Options include:

The Rogue River Trail – Renowned for its scenic splendor, you walk through a diverse forest of pine, �r and oak where cool side creeks invite a dip and historic sites add to the intrigue. Choose our lodge-based trip or a camping adventure. Hells Canyon of the Snake River – The deepest river gorgein North America, the Snake River trail takes you beneath towering mountains and slopes of ponderosa pine. Indian rock art, pioneer homesteads and wildlife galore along the Idaho-Oregon border.Middle Fork of the Salmon – Flowing through the largest Wilderness Area in the lower 48 states, the Middle Fork trail is spectacular. We camp near hot springs or tributary creeks and visit homestead sites, Indian rock art and other natural wonders.Bitterroot Bonanza Bike Tour – Straddling the Idaho-Montana border, the Bitterroot Range of the Rocky Mountains is the backdrop for this lodge-based multi-sport trip. Ride bikes from Spokane, Washington all the way to Montana; stop to kayak on Lake Coeur d’Alene; enjoy a one-day raft trip on the Clark Fork River and soak in the region’s history and culture.Superlative Idaho – Our award-winning trip that gets you climbing Idaho’s highest peak, rafting its deepest canyon and paddling its biggest lake, this demanding multisport showcases the Gem State like no other!


HIKING & BIKINGActive Adventures



INTERNATIONALADVENTURESAuthentic, Cultural,

Exotic...Remote

International trips arranged throughRemote Odysseys Worldwide, Inc.

WITH THE SPINE of the Andes running north to south through Peru, one is never far from snow-capped peaks. These mountains were the home of the ancient Inca who left a network of trails and the astounding ruins of their ancient cities. Not long after Hiram Bingham rediscovered Machu Picchu in 1911, Sir Kenneth Grubb, cousin of ROW Founder Peter Grubb, visited Machu Picchu and wrote, “Machu Picchu is the most surprising remnant of antiquity I have seen in the New World. As I climbed the �nal few yards, toiling up the steep steps that give access to the site, it was impossible to restrain an involuntary exclamation. Morning after morning the dwellers there must have risen to behold majesty depicted before their eyes.”

We o�er several adventures in Peru, each distinct and remarkable:• Inca Trail treks, camping on route to Machu Picchu, or visit the Sacred Valley and head to Machu Picchu by train and bus.• Trek the Salkantay Trail from one luxury mountain eco-lodge to the next, culminating upon arrival to Machu Picchu.• A rigorous lodge-based trek on the community-based El Camino Del Apu Ausangate trail in the Cordillera Vicanota.• Tours based on the annual festival of Inti Raymi - Festival of the Sun.

Trips run year round.


PERULand of the Incas

ONE OF THE MOST dramatic destina-tions in the world, the Galapagos Islands need little introduction. The stark beauty of the islands coupled with intimate wildlife encounters both on land and in water make this a most magical destination and incredible learning experience. We’ve been sharing the Galapagos since 1994 and know the place well. What many people don’t know is that along with the animals, there are people living on the islands. They live in four small towns located on four of the 18 main islands. Their story is fascinating and we’re proud that our unique land-based tours show you this important part of the islands’ ecosystem. While our land-based trips are the most popular of our adventures, most visitors in the Galapagos still travel aboard yachts or small cruise ships and, should you prefer this mode of travel, we know the best of these.

GALAPAGOSThe Enchanted Islands

Galapagos Unbound • 10 DaysIn 2006 ROW pioneered the �rst and only Galapagos trip that includes sea kayaking coupled with camping on the islands’ beaches. This remains our signature Galapagos adventure and for good reason. You travel with expert local guides who take you to hidden places most tours don’t visit. You get a mix of sea kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, camping out two nights under the stars and spending �ve nights in small beachfront hotels. Finally, you have fantastic cultural interactions with the local human population.


ONE OF THE MOST dramatic destina-tions in the world, the Galapagos Islands need little introduction. The stark beauty of the islands coupled with intimate wildlife encounters both on land and in water make this a most magical destination and incredible learning experience. We’ve been sharing the Galapagos since 1994 and know the place well. What many people don’t know is that along with the animals, there are people living on the islands. They live in four small towns located on four of the 18 main islands. Their story is fascinating and we’re proud that our unique land-based tours show you this important part of the islands’ ecosystem. While our land-based trips are the most popular of our adventures, most visitors in the Galapagos still travel aboard yachts or small cruise ships and, should you prefer this mode of travel, we know the best of these.

GALAPAGOSThe Enchanted Islands

Galapagos Unbound • 10 DaysIn 2006 ROW pioneered the �rst and only Galapagos trip that includes sea kayaking coupled with camping on the islands’ beaches. This remains our signature Galapagos adventure and for good reason. You travel with expert local guides who take you to hidden places most tours don’t visit. You get a mix of sea kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, camping out two nights under the stars and spending �ve nights in small beachfront hotels. Finally, you have fantastic cultural interactions with the local human population.


Galapagos Family Adventure • 9-11 DaysDuring winter, spring and summer vacations, we have special departures for families only. We create a winning recipe by modifying our unique land-based Galapagos trip to include special activities for kids, have a signature ROW Adventures’ Jester to lead the kids in discovery and fun, and keep everything focused on the family. Some trips also combine time in the Andean highlands for a broader view of Ecuador.

Flexible Galapagos • 5-9 DaysAn a�ordable and �exible Galapagos vacation alternative, on this trip you stay in small boutique hotels and each day head out for wildlife viewing and fun. The beauty of this program is that you can start any day of the week and spend as few as �ve days in the islands.

Galapagos Cruises • 4-8 daysThis is the traditional mode of travel in the Galapagos and it allows you to see the greatest number of islands during your visit. Choose from yachts that sleep from eight to twenty passengers, or small cruise ships that sleep from 40 to 80. Some trips o�er the option of sea kayaking while most do not. We work with the best yachts in the Galapagos and will help you choose those aligned with our values of authentic, sustainable travel.

Trips run year round on all of our Galapagos adventures.


IN 1991 we were invited to Ecuador to help establish a whitewater rafting company. In 1992 we made the �rst descent of the Rio Upano, which we dubbed the “River of the Sacred Waterfalls.” Since that �rst exploratory trip we’ve run dozens of other grand adventures including a trip for National Geographic Television in 2001 featuring our group as the �rst foreigners to cross the Ecuador/Peru border on the Maranon River since the frontier was formed in 1942.

Today we o�er a variety of adventures in Ecuador including:• Amazon wildlife lodges such as: Napo Wildlife Center, Kapawi, Manu and others. (Year round.) • Whitewater rafting on Ecuador’s Rio Upano (Nov. – Feb.)• Hacienda-based walking tours in the Andean Highlands• A lodge-based family or adult multisport at Cotapaxi National Park


ECUADORAmazon & Andes


THE FUTALEUFU RIVER (pronounced FOO-ta-lay-oo-FOO) is one of the most famous rafting and kayaking rivers in the world. The glacial fed turquoise waters wind through lush Chilean rain forests, sleek granite cli�s, and beautiful green valleys while surrounded by stunning Andean Peaks. The river is a combina-tion of calm pools and heart pounding rapids providing ample adrenaline rushes while still leaving time to enjoy the incredible scenery. Your week of adventure with us will be spent paddling challenging whitewater, repelling down waterfalls, walking and relaxing at our luxurious rustic lodge. You also visit the the homes of local families learning about their traditional ways of life. Trips o�ered December to March.

Patagonia UnboundOur Patagonia Unbound 14-day adventure is the only one of its kind where you can experience the best in coastal Patagonia's marine natural history from the intimate level of a kayak, in conjunction with trekking amongst what many consider to be the �nest mountain scenery in the world and marveling at immense glaciers spilling into sparkling lakes.Trips o�ered November and December.

PATAGONIAWildlife & AdventureIN 1991 we were invited to Ecuador to help establish a whitewater rafting company. In 1992 we made the �rst descent of the Rio Upano, which we dubbed the “River of the Sacred Waterfalls.” Since that �rst exploratory trip we’ve run dozens of other grand adventures including a trip for National Geographic Television in 2001 featuring our group as the �rst foreigners to cross the Ecuador/Peru border on the Maranon River since the frontier was formed in 1942.

Today we o�er a variety of adventures in Ecuador including:• Amazon wildlife lodges such as: Napo Wildlife Center, Kapawi, Manu and others. (Year round.) • Whitewater rafting on Ecuador’s Rio Upano (Nov. – Feb.)• Hacienda-based walking tours in the Andean Highlands• A lodge-based family or adult multisport at Cotapaxi National Park


ECUADORAmazon & Andes


TRAVEL TO ANTARCTICA on an adventure unlike any other. You will explore this vast white wilderness of mountains and ice aboard an expedition cruise ship chosen for its superlative crew and amenities that allow for a very active Antarctic journey. Speci�cally, our itineraries include kayaks and the opportunity to get on shore as much as possible. Some trips even o�er you the chance to sleep on the continent overnight! Join ROW to explore mountain ranges on the most remote continent on earth, �rst sighted in 1820 and named Antarctic from the Greek, “opposite of the north.” This is a land of superlatives where each day is �lled with new discoveries. Wildlife viewing is a highlight and showing no fear of humans, penguins, seals and other animals allow you to get close. Being in this land of magni�cent dimensions, where icebergs �oat on a deep blue sea, creates soul-stirring experi-ences that lift your spirit and connect you to nature’s grandeur in profound ways. Memories of the peculiar, awe-inspiring, and stunning beauty of Antarctica will stay with you forever.

Trips o�ered November to March.

ANTARCTICAWhite Wilderness


TRAVEL TO ANTARCTICA on an adventure unlike any other. You will explore this vast white wilderness of mountains and ice aboard an expedition cruise ship chosen for its superlative crew and amenities that allow for a very active Antarctic journey. Speci�cally, our itineraries include kayaks and the opportunity to get on shore as much as possible. Some trips even o�er you the chance to sleep on the continent overnight! Join ROW to explore mountain ranges on the most remote continent on earth, �rst sighted in 1820 and named Antarctic from the Greek, “opposite of the north.” This is a land of superlatives where each day is �lled with new discoveries. Wildlife viewing is a highlight and showing no fear of humans, penguins, seals and other animals allow you to get close. Being in this land of magni�cent dimensions, where icebergs �oat on a deep blue sea, creates soul-stirring experi-ences that lift your spirit and connect you to nature’s grandeur in profound ways. Memories of the peculiar, awe-inspiring, and stunning beauty of Antarctica will stay with you forever.

Trips o�ered November to March.

ANTARCTICAWhite Wilderness

ROW Sea Kayak Adventures is our division special-izing in worldwide sea kayaking trips. In 1993 we launched with our own operations in Baja, Mexico and on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. We continue to explore and introduce new kayak destinations. Some are relaxed itineraries combined with walking, while others are more kayak-focused and arduous expeditions. Here’s a sampler:Quebec – Paddle the whale-rich waters of the Saguenay Fjord, carved through the dramatic cli�s of Quebec's verdant St. Laurence coast. Home to over 1,100 white beluga whales that roam the �ord's rich ecosystem, you can join them at sea level from a kayak! Dive into the charming European culture of Quebec's provincial towns and pique your palate with local cuisine. This lodge-based tour features comfortable accommo-dations in authentic, locally-owned inns from which you'll hike, kayak and watch whales.

France – The fragrant and mountainous French island of Corsica has a rugged coastline and equally rugged people. This trip explores the fascinating history and culture of Corsica through a combination of paddling, camping, lodging and exquisite food!

Scotland – Combining kayaking, walking & whisky this active adventure combines some of the best sea kayaking found in Europe with walks and cultural exploration of the Scottish Highlands. Dramatic scenery meets deep history among a lush green landscape, rugged coastline, and an array of castle ruins.

Albania - Paddling the Ionian Sea, this is a creative mix of walks and paddles to explore ancient Greek and Roman sites, Byzantine churches and Ottoman-era towns. The landscapes range from picture-perfect sandy coves, wild lagoons, brooding mountains, and dazzling alpine peaks.Check our website for the most current collection of sea kayaking trips.


SEA KAYAKADVENTURES

Worldwide Kayaking & Whale Watching

The Ionian Coast of Albania


DRAMATIC MOUNTAINS fall into the brilliantly-turquoise waters of one of the world's most pristine seas. Gorgeous white-sand beaches tickle toes and seduce even the most driven soul into peaceful bliss. These carefully-crafted trips, re�ned over two decades of operat- ing in Baja, combine the best of this colorful, beautiful part of our world.Kayaking Trips An exceptional team of bilingual Mexican guides anchor the foundation of our Baja operations. Many of these highly skilled professionals are marine biologists who share their love and knowledge of the ocean as you paddle through the desert islands of the Loreto Bay National Marine Park. Explore this paradise by kayak, snorkeling and hiking through its azure waters and russet vistas. Camp on secluded sandy beaches where lapping waves and endless starry skies lull you to sleep. Further south, enter a realm of tranquility in Baja's capital city of La Paz. In Spanish, La Paz means "peace," and you're sure to �nd some on the nearby island of Espiritu Santo. Fjord-like bays perfect for paddling, dreamy beaches, and easy hikes �ll the senses. Snorkel among colorful �sh and friendly sea lion pups, hike intriguing volcanic arroyos and bathe in the radiant Baja sun. Extend your trip for a special opportunity to swim with the world's largest �sh: peaceful, plankton-eating whale sharks that can grow up to 60 feet long!

BAJAKayaking, Whales & Culture

Gray Whale CampsFrom mid-January to late March, one of the world’s most profound nature experiences awaits at our Magdalena Bay whale-watching camp. Set on an island that separates the Paci� c ocean from the tranquil waters of the bay, this sand-dune site is the perfect location to view friendly gray whales as they swim and breach during the calving season. Watch whales by day aboard small pangas (motorboats) and sleep in standing-height canvas tents with cots and air mattresses. At this unique site, you can even see whales right from camp with your morning co�ee! The whales often come very close, seemingly as curious about people as you are of them. To see one of these 40-foot animals within a few feet is truly life-changing. Combine your whale camp experience with either of our kayaking trips for a total immersion into Baja natural history.

Baja Multisport Adventure This trip combines one of North America's favorite sea kayaking trips with the full spectrum of natural and cultural o�erings of the less-traveled paths of Baja California Sur. Enjoy four glorious days voyaging along the beautiful coastline of Isla Espiritu Santo, where the west coast is studded with some of the most picturesque white, sandy bays you could ever imagine. Then, return to the lively city of La Paz and go for an easy day of mountain biking. Continue to the charming Paci�c town of Todos Santos for immersion in the local culture sampling incredible food, hiking and riding through the surrounding desert and surf ing the waves.

Trips run October to May.



THE TEMPERATE rainforest of coastal British Columbia is a natural wonderland.We have our main base of operation at the north end of Vancouver Island on Johnstone Strait where the world’s largest population of resident orca whales resides. We’re pleased to o�er a variety of creative itineraries to explore one of the most pristine areas on this planet in this life-rich corner of the world.

KayakingWe o�er four di�erent itineraries exploring the coastlines and islands in Johnstone Straits and the Broughton Archipelago. These waters are home to phenomenal marine life such as dolphins, humpback whales, porpoises, seals, sea lions, sea birds, as well as the famous orcas. Stay at our fabulous whale-watching base camp, or choose our lodge-based kayaking that explores a remote wilderness. Your ROW guides help better understand this magical world where sea and land blend into one grand discovery.

BRITISH COLUMBIAA Natural Wonderland


THE TEMPERATE rainforest of coastal British Columbia is a natural wonderland.We have our main base of operation at the north end of Vancouver Island on Johnstone Strait where the world’s largest population of resident orca whales resides. We’re pleased to o�er a variety of creative itineraries to explore one of the most pristine areas on this planet in this life-rich corner of the world.

KayakingWe o�er four di�erent itineraries exploring the coastlines and islands in Johnstone Straits and the Broughton Archipelago. These waters are home to phenomenal marine life such as dolphins, humpback whales, porpoises, seals, sea lions, sea birds, as well as the famous orcas. Stay at our fabulous whale-watching base camp, or choose our lodge-based kayaking that explores a remote wilderness. Your ROW guides help better understand this magical world where sea and land blend into one grand discovery.

BRITISH COLUMBIAA Natural Wonderland

Haida GwaiiKnown as Canada’s Galapagos, Haida Gwaii, or the Queen Charlotte Islands, this is a wild archipelago that showcases both nature’s magni�cence and the Haida people who have lived in harmony with this land for centuries. Highlights include wildlife, First Nations history, and visits to ancient Haida villages.

Small YachtsExplore the most intimate of places and drop anchor to ramble on secluded beaches, dream in old growth forests and paddle by sea kayak in misty �ords where peaks tower majestically above. Several itineraries are o�ered on yachts that carry from 8 to 16 passengers.

Great Bear Rainforest Herein lie some of the world's last pristine coastal forests. We see cascading waterfalls drop from precipitous mountains; sparkling rivers with abundant Paci�c salmon; grizzly bears and if lucky, wolves and the elusive spirit bear. Join us to explore this mystical place.

Trips o�ered May – September.



ON THIS MAGICAL adventure by kayak and foot, you discover why the Amal� Coast has become Italy’s most famous coastline. By foot and with paddle we explore ancient footpaths, romantic seaside villages and the classical site of Pompeii. This glorious adventure immerses you in this spectacular landscape of Europe’s steepest coastline where mountains rise dramatically from the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, thrusting into the sky nearly 4,500 feet. The patient labor of generations has transformed the steep mountain slopes from a rugged wildness into a cascade of terraced lemon groves, vineyards, charming villages and sites of cultural and historical interest.

Check our website for other kayaking tours in Italy.

ITALYAmalfi Kayaking

EXPLORE THE FASCINATING countries of Albania/Montenegro/Kosovo. Emerging from tourism slumber, these mountainous countries are the new frontier of European travel! Our imagina-tive itineraries take you into the far corners from coast to mountain, o�ering a full immersion into the culture and natural magni�cence of the region. There’s Durmitor National Park and the River Tara in Montene-gro; the Dinaric Alps of Albania; hidden valleys of Kosovo; Greco-Roman ruins; rugged coastlines and historic villages all woven into a complex and intricate tapestry of experiences. We o�er trips that range from cultural wonder-ings to strenuous hikes, sea kayaking on lakes and the Ionian Sea and much more.

Trips o�ered May to October.


THE BALKANSA Cultural Wondering


CROATIAEuropean JewelAFTER FIRST visiting Croatia in 1974 and returning in 1987, ROW operated its �rst yachting adventure along the Dalmatian Coast in 1988. No other adventure company has the depth of experience in Croatia as does ROW. Our featured trip combines time in Dubrovnik and Split coupled with a one-week yachting cruise through the Adriatic Islands. Aboard our gorgeous 100’ yacht we visit Korcula, Hvar, Vis, Brac and other islands with Renaissance villages and idyllic coves. There’s ample time for walking on narrow streets of limestone, ambling through tangled vineyards, swimming in turquoise water and being immersed in the local culture and history. We are happy to arrange custom itineraries as well as private charters on yachts for groups from six to 30. Interior Croatia has much to o�er as well, with spectacular National Parks, castles, artist villages and the charming capitol city of Zagreb.

Trips may be combined with Venice and areo�ered from May to October.

COMING TO GREECE is like coming home, for truly it is a part of each one of us – a part of our knowledge and culture. In some ways Greece is not so much a country, but a light, which, like the light of some distant star, has never stopped shining for us to see. Truly there is no better way to understand Greece than to travel over her wine-dark waters on a private yacht. Whether you’re looking for a private charter, or just a cabin, we have yachts that take from six to 24 people. Choose from the glamorous Cyclades including Mykonos or Santorini; the lush Ionian Islands including Cephalonia, Corfu and Odysseus’ own Ithaca; the Sporades, Dodecanese, Saronic, and more. Voyages combining Greece and Turkey are also possible.

Trips are o�ered from April to October.


GREECEMyth & Magic

THERE ARE THOUSANDS of miles of canals and rivers in Europe, including France, Ireland, Holland and other countries. An ideal way to explore these peaceful waterways is aboard a fully crewed barge. This “�oating hotel”, complete with attentive sta� and expert chef, takes you through lands of history, romance and gastronomic delight. You’ll visit wineries, country villages, churches and sit down to feasts �t for royalty. Relax on deck or take a bike o� for an afternoon foray. Perhaps a trip through the vineyards of Burgundy is calling you? Or a spring frolic in the tulips of Holland? An early autumn sojourn on the Canal du Midi in southwest France? We are proud to represent a wide variety of barges that sleep from six to 20. We’ve been on the barges and know the waters they navigate.

Trips o�ered from March through November.


BARGING IN EUROPE

History & Romance


FEW COUNTRIES on earth o�er such delectable tapestries of history, culture and cuisine as do Jordan and Turkey. ROW’s �rst international voyage took place in 1984 in Turkeyand we’ve spent months personally exploring her cities, coastline, villages and antiquities. We o�er scheduled departures that explore Turkey’s southwest coast aboard a private gulet (motor/sail yacht) including an array of antiquities stretching from the Lycians to the Byzantines. Other destinations in Turkey include the other-worldly landscape of Cappadocia, the Kackar Mountains of the northeast and the mysterious southeast. Trips run from April to October. In Jordan explore the ancient rose-colored city of Petra, �oat in the Dead Sea and marvel at the Greek and Roman ruins of Jerash and Pella. Come with us to the spectacular Wadi Rum that Lawrence of Arabia described as “vast, echoing and God-like.” We also snorkel in the fabulous Red Sea by Aqaba and enjoy the generous hospitality of the locals. Jordan o�ers a colorful mosaic of history and culture and we invite you on one of our scheduled trips or a custom departure.

Trips run year round.

JORDAN & TURKEYCultural Tapestries

THERE ARE THOUSANDS of miles of canals and rivers in Europe, including France, Ireland, Holland and other countries. An ideal way to explore these peaceful waterways is aboard a fully crewed barge. This “�oating hotel”, complete with attentive sta� and expert chef, takes you through lands of history, romance and gastronomic delight. You’ll visit wineries, country villages, churches and sit down to feasts �t for royalty. Relax on deck or take a bike o� for an afternoon foray. Perhaps a trip through the vineyards of Burgundy is calling you? Or a spring frolic in the tulips of Holland? An early autumn sojourn on the Canal du Midi in southwest France? We are proud to represent a wide variety of barges that sleep from six to 20. We’ve been on the barges and know the waters they navigate.

Trips o�ered from March through November.


BARGING IN EUROPE

History & Romance


BEYOND WORDS Africa holds a place in our imagination with names such as Victoria Falls, the Great Rift Valley, the pyramidsof Egypt, sands of the Sahara, the Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, Cape Town, the Zambezi River and the Okavango Delta. We are slowly growing our repertoire of adventures on this vast continent, personally crafting them, one by one. Here’s a sampling:

NamibiaLittle-known but imminently fascinating, Namibia is a land of vast deserts where elephants, rhinoceros and lions have adapted to survive. Tribal people lead lives from a century ago. Our feature-rich tour explores many hidden corners of Namibia as well as the legendary Skeleton Coast, Etosha National Park and the dunes of Sossusvlei. We also camp out two nights in the NamibRand Nature Reserve, kayak at Walvis Bay and go on an exhilarating rhino tracking safari in Damaraland. You see dozens of bird species and a wide range of wildlife including all the African classics such as gira�es, elephants, cheetahs, leopards, lions, zebras and with luck, rhinos. Along our route, we stay in unique, locally owned and operated lodges run by warm, sincere, local people.

BotswanaFavorite among safari a�cionados, Botswana is home to the legendary Chobe National Park with the largest concentra-tion of elephants in all of Africa. Further west is the Okavango Delta where wildlife viewing is also legendary. We can create most any sort of custom itinerary you might like, typically combining the Okavango, Chobe and a visit to Victoria Falls on the Zambia-Zimbabwe border. You might want to extend to the Kalahari to learn more about the San culture or combine Botswana with further exploration of a neighboring country.

AFRICAAlive, Inspiring & Diverse

South AfricaCome to a land of astounding natural wonders where spectacular scenery, urban sophistication, immense game reserves, a stunning coastline and more invite you to explore. Do a cage-dive with great white sharks, kayak to see penguins, hike Table Mountain and visit legendary Kruger National Park, home to one of the highest and most diverse wildlife populations in Africa. Visit the Cape Peninsula, wine country, gardens, and on to Zululand. Fill your dream vacation days with these wonders and if time allows, join our extension north to the Leshiba Wilderness Wildlife Reserve, followed by the Tuli Block of Botswana for some of the most rewarding wildlife viewing imaginable, including the option to safari on bike or on foot! If South Africa is not enough, continue northeast to Botswana and the Chobe National Park for incredible walking or biking safari's and �nish at the world famous "Smoke that Thunders"; Victoria Falls, to complete a life enriching adventure like no other.

Uganda/RwandaPerhaps best known as home to the last surviving populations of mountain gorillas, Uganda and Rwanda each o�er numerous cultural and natural highlights. Forested mountains, lush valleys, bumpy roads and smiling people add to the magic of trekking to see the mountain gorillas. Continue on to Lake Victoria and many other safari opportuni-ties within the heart of the continent.

EgyptMark Twain once said of Egypt, “We were glad to have seen the land which was the mother of civilization – which taught Greece her letters, and through Greece Rome, and through Rome the world.” We are pleased to o�er two variations of a classic adventure that highlights ancient and modern Egypt, both traveling the Nile aboard boats and visiting the country’s classical sites of antiquity.

Ask about Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe and more. Trips o�ered year round.


Wildlife Tours – Intimate encounters with our planet’s wildlife can be some of the most life-changing, fascinating experiences a person can live. Join us to swim among the humpback whales of the Silver Bank, hike with gorillas in Rwanda or Uganda, walk with polar bears, paddle among grey or beluga whales, see grizzlies in Alaska, view giant storks in Brazil and much more. Family Adventures– Many of our itineraries have family-speci�c departures, designed by ROW parents and children and led by guides who know how to play and engage the younger among us.Active Boomers – Sometimes traveling with others 55 and over �ts your style. Special departures each season are reserved for you.Culinary Trips – Featured in the New York Times and Every Day with Rachael Ray our culinary trips are perfect for those with a passion for great food and drink. River Soul Journeys™ – Combining journaling, yoga and meditation, these women-only or co-ed trips are led by nurturing guides to help you connect with yourself and our natural world.Fly Fishing – There’s nothing like �shing in the Rockies and we’ll get you to superb waters on the Salmon, Snake or many other rivers. Or try our amazing Pedal, Paddle and Cast multisport.

FROM THE CARBON footprint we create when driving or �ying, to sensitive ecosystems or cultures we visit, there’s no way to avoid the fact that travel impacts our world. With that in mind, our goal is to minimize our impact wherever possible and, to do all we can to be sure that in the balance, our trips provide a net gain for both the visitor and the visited. Here are some of our e�orts to minimize our footprint:

The Four R’s – We practice the four R’s of Reduce, Reuse, Repurposeand Recycle. On all camping trips we adhere to “Leave No Trace” practices.

Giving Back – We support numerous charitable and environmental groups with money, time and service. We run an annual “Raft for the Cure” and “Raft to Remember” with proceeds supporting the �ghts against breast cancer and Alzheimer’s. We encourage our guests to give as well, directing you to organizations doing good work in the areas we visit.

Buying Local – Our trips bring positive economic impacts to theareas where we operate and we source as many things locally as possible.

Hiring Local – Local guides are essential to the authenticity of our adventures and give you an inside-view of the region or country you’re visiting.

Supporting Conservation – We are members of numerous conservation and humanitarian organizations and encourage our guests to join as well. These include Idaho Rivers United, American Rivers, Hells Canyon Preservation Council, Galapagos Conservancy, Waterkeeper Alliance, Sustainable Travel International and many others.

Sustainable Travel



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Awards & Accolades

“ROW showed me a once-in-a-lifetime wildernessexperience. I like their approach, philosophy ande�orts to keep our few remaining wild places wild.” – Mike Dombeck, Chief Emeritus, U.S. Forest Service

Guest Testimonials

“I’ve never seen guides work as well with children, nor have I seen a river activities program for children better than this one.” – Christine Loomis, author of Fodor’s Family Adventures

“For whitewater, pristine nature and not a museum in sight, my family and I enjoyed a week on the river with ROW – and came back for more the next year! Thanks for the wet fun.” – Rick Steves, author & TV host, Rick Steve’s Europe

“World’s Best Tour Operator”The most prestigious award in

our industry, the readers of Travel + Leisure magazine voted ROW Adventuresas the World’s Best Tour Operator.

“Tours of a Lifetime”ROW Adventures is a six-time winner of the

distinguished National Geographic Tours of a Lifetime! Our trips to the

Dinaric Alps of the Balkans was chosen most recently.

“Trip of the Year”Outside Magazine has awarded ROW Adventures Trip of the Year

three separate times for our Algeria Multisport,

Owyhee River Kayak Expedition and our Bruneau & Jarbidge River Trip.

“Best Adventure TravelCompanies on Earth”Four times ROW Adventures has been named one of the

best adventure travel companies on earth

by National Geographic Adventure Magazine.

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