Puerto Madryn: Where it all startedVisit the original landing sites at Punta Cuevas in Puerto Madryn and the Punta Cuevas Museum.

Religious Emotion. Moriah Chapel Trelew, the burial place of many of the settlers who arrived on the Mimosa and a Welsh time capsule.

A Working farm in Gaiman. See how the Chubut River valley was irrigated; talk to the farmers about how they manage today; wander around the farm and enjoy traditional Patagonian hospitality with food, wine and music.

Welsh Life in Gaiman. Chapels, museums and tea houses of Gaiman, the prettiest and most Welsh village in the east.

Crossing the Desert. The journey from one side of the country to the other is indescribable. Today's road follows the route of the original settlers along the course of the river Chubut for two hundred kilometres of the 600+ kilometre journey. There is a handful of settlements on the way across and little has changed since the original settlers found their way across and since man first came to this region more than 10,000 years ago. 

The Upper Chubut Valley. Continuing on the route of the first settlers up the Upper Chubut Valley through scenery which resembles a combination of Death Valley, Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon. A 4x4 adventure in a fusion of extinct volcanoes, petrified forests, unexplored canyons and remnants of ancient settlements of Tehuelche Indians. 

Around Trevelin. A tour of Cwm Hyfryd, the beautiful valley, with visits to a working mill, the spectacular cascades at Nant y Fall, the regional museum and many of the sites of Welsh historical interest.

4WD adventure in Ruta Rifleros. An 200 kilometre journey on the rough track followed by the original settlers when they first discovered Trevelin. Through unsurpassable scenery with condors watching you all the way. Returning via Arroyo Pescado (Nant y Pysgod), the site where North American bandits murdered Llwyd ap Iwan, the son of the founder of the Welsh Colony, Michael D Jones. The real hidden Patagonia.

Meet the People. Experience for yourself the hospitality of the region and the warm generosity of its people with an informal barbecue, a choir performance or a simple dinner in a local home. Make friendships which will last a lifetime.

Eisteddfod and Welsh Festivals. Take part in or just visit the Annual Eisteddfod in Trelew or Trevelin or any of the other special festivals held in the region.