Saddle up for an unforgettable horseback journey through the wild heart of Patagonia.

Led by expert local guides, you'll ride along rugged, time-honored trails, far from the beaten path. Traverse remote summer pasturelands, explore old gaucho huts, and wind your way past a series of pristine lagoons. Immerse yourself in the spirit of gaucho life and experience the raw, untamed beauty of Patagonia like a true adventurer.

Veranada Bonita: For those who crave challenge and raw beauty, this route leads to one of Patagonia’s most remote and striking summer pastures.

Expect rugged terrain, fast-flowing rivers, and steep climbs through untamed mountain country. The trail winds through highland valleys where gauchos still run cattle, and history clings to every wind-swept ridge and weathered puesto. This isn’t a ride for the faint-hearted—but for those who push through, the reward is real: wide-open pastures, unforgettable views, and a deep sense of connection to the land. You won’t just ride like a gaucho—you’ll live like one.

Experience Patagonia as a true explorer.

This horse-supported trekking adventure from Puerto Guadal lets you hike freely through forests, rivers, fossil-rich terrain, and hidden lagoons, while horses carry the load. A perfect balance of comfort and adventure for those who want to go deeper into the wild without the weight.

The journey also extends into Patagonia National Park, exploring two of its most iconic sectors. In the Chacabuco Valley, cross vast open steppe framed by mountains and home to roaming guanacos and rich Patagonian wildlife. In the Jeinimeni sector, discover a more rugged and remote landscape of rock formations, caves, and colorful valleys shaped by ancient volcanic and glacial forces.