Chlcken Adventures

Helmcken Falls, British Columbia, Canada
Here to prove that not all waterfalls were made equal, Helmcken Falls in British Columbia is a sight to behold. Positioned on the Murtle River within Wells Gray Provincial Park, this 462-foot (141m) wonder was brought to wide attention in 1913 by Robert Henry Lee.

Helmcken is by far one of the most scenic spots in all of North America and visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the titan from a viewing platform on the rim of the canyon.

Deadvlei, Namibia
This white salt pan, tucked within the Namib-Naukluft Park, is an otherworldly sight.

Dotted with petrified trees and surrounded by rust-red dunes, the dry mineral pan of Deadvlei doesn't look like anywhere else on Earth. The contrasting colours of this landscape are simply breathtaking

Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
The Galápagos is an isolated group of islands 605 miles (974km) off the west coast of Ecuador. Famous for being the place that inspired naturalist Charles Darwin’s work On the Origin of the Species, the diversity of wildlife here is mind-blowing.

The Galápagos is home to over 300 different reptile species and birds such as the blue-footed b***y, with 50% of the world’s breeding pairs living here.