Potosi Luxury Tour

Tourist Attractions to Add To Your Potosi Luxury Tour

Active Mine - Potosi Half Day

Venture deep into the historic heart of Potosi where the fabled Rich Hill still looms, anchoring mines steeped in legend and history. On our immersive tours, you'll step into the miners' world, unchanged throughout the ages in its fundamental ways. Witness the juxtaposition of tradition and toil as we guide you through labyrinthine tunnels and shafts that criss-cross beneath the surface. Here, the cultural heritage is as rich as the ore, with miner-crafted statues like The Uncle of the Mine—a subterranean deity—dotting the passageways. Discover the natural artistry of mineral streaks cradled in the earth, geological wonders alongside practical ingenuity. Embrace the rare opportunity to engage with the miners, gaining insight into their daily labor and time-honored techniques that breathe life into the very essence of this underground realm.

Private Car or Suv Transfer from Potosi Airport POI to Potosi

Experience the convenience of smooth, stress-free transfers when you book our exclusive private vehicle service from Potosí Airport (POI) to your hotel in the city of Potosí. Bid farewell to frustratingly long queues for taxis and the confusion of language barriers or currency exchanges. Our private transfer service promises a stylish and comfortable journey from the airport directly to your accommodation, so you can arrive at your destination feeling calm and rejuvenated.

Half-Day Potosí Active Mine Trip to Cerro Rico

Immerse yourself in a comprehensive 3-hour journey through the bustling livelihood of Cerro Rico's miners at an altitude of 4,400 meters. Gain firsthand insight into the historical significance of Potosi as you navigate through the network of tunnels and chambers within the mines. Witness the tough working environment miners endure daily and experience the true essence of their labor in Potosi's legendary mineral-rich mountains.

Potosi - Active Mine Tour - Half Day -

Perched at a breathtaking altitude of over 4,000 meters, Potosí proudly stands among the highest urban settlements on the planet. Its towering neighbor, Cerro Potosí, looms majestically, an ever-present sentinel in an expansive, high-altitude panorama. The city's origins trace back to 1546, where Spanish colonizers established it as a mining hub. In the two centuries that followed, a staggering 40,000 tons of silver flowed from its rich veins, propelling the Spanish Empire to unprecedented wealth. This economic surge, however, came at a tremendous human cost with countless indigenous laborers subjected to harsh conditions in the mines. By 1672, Potosí had soared to prominence, becoming one of the wealthiest cities globally, a testament to its lucrative extractive industry. Present-day Potosí still echoes with the clatter and bustle of mining activity, as workers continue to delve into the earth for mineral treasure. Visitors are afforded the remarkable opportunity to embark on an enthralling tour of the mines. These excursions offer a window into the miners' enduring traditions and the resilient spirit that defines their way of life.