Top 7 luxury & private things to do in Potosí

1. Potosí mining tour and city sightseeing

Full day private tour — morning at cooperative mines, afternoon exploring colonial attractions in Villa Imperial.

2. Private 4WD tour from Potosí to Salar de Uyuni

Full-day private tour in 4WD — explore Salar de Uyuni's stunning landscapes with mirror reflections and towering cacti.

3. Private transfer from Potosí to Potosí Airport

Fifteen to twenty minutes by private vehicle — direct transfer from your Potosí accommodation to Potosí Airport, avoiding shuttle lines and currency issues.

4. Private transfer from Potosí hotel to Potosí Airport

Thirty to forty minutes by private vehicle from your Potosí hotel to the airport, avoiding shuttle lines. Choose between a sedan or SUV.

5. Private transfer from Potosi Airport to your accommodation

Thirty minutes by private minivan or SUV — direct transfer from Potosi Airport to your hotel or accommodation in comfort and style.

6. Private transfer from Potosí Airport to your hotel

Fifteen to twenty minutes — private vehicle transport from Potosí Airport to hotels in Potosí for a smooth arrival.

“The driver was punctual and very helpful. I highly recommend this service; it's the best I've experienced after visiting for over ten years.”— Eric_L

7. Cerro Rico silver mine guided tour in Potosí

Half-day guided tour of the Cerro Rico silver mine — explore tunnels, witness miners' lives, and learn about Bolivian mining history, with transport and safety gear included.

“The tour was excellently organized from beginning to end, with everything running smoothly. The gear provided, including rubber boots, helmets, and headlamps, was of high quality. It's advisable not to wear too many layers, as it remains comfortable in the cleats; asking the guide for advice on this is helpful. Our guide, “Sun,” offered thorough explanations about the historical and current working conditions in the mountain. We explored various tunnels, which created a fittingly intense atmosphere for the experience. One area for improvement could be the market visit; providing more insight into specific items available for purchase, like offerings for Pachamama, would enhance the experience.”— reisefreudige2020