Over 160 years ago, in 1865, a group of Welsh pioneers set sail aboard the Mimosa in search of a new life. Their vision was bold: to create a community where the Welsh language and culture could thrive, far from the pressures of industrialisation and anglicisation at home.

They arrived on the remote shores of Patagonia, in southern Argentina, and against all odds, they built a lasting legacy that still endures today.

Each of the destinations below offers a gateway into this remarkable story.

Explore them individually to discover how the legacy of the Welsh pioneers continues to shape Patagonia today—and how, even now, Wales lives on at the far end of the world.