We booked our tour though our hostel which was Casa de Huespedes La Vicuña and our guide Antonio gave us a great tour. The conditions down the mine are very tough so if you don't think you could handle it you probably couldn't. For me it was an unforgettable experience. More

This is not a tour for the light hearted. You crawl at times, for over a KM of the tour you are hunched over shuffeling along with 3' heights. You trudge through water. The breathing is very difficult. It is really hot! like 95 F. To finish it all off, there are no miners for the two weeks around Carnival. More

We decided to go with GreenGo and were very happy with our decision. Jorge brought us into Tudor mine and really gave us a great tour. The safety gear was great, the mine chosen was a wet mine so less dust. Jorge gave us amazing insights into the the mines & especially into the life of the miner's. We energy... More

great value there is a problem with the security gear, too old and dirty More

Just completed my tour of Cerro Rico having returned from Sucre to complete. I had food poisoning the first time in Potosi and as I had paid, the boys at the real deal said I could return to do the tour. 3 weeks later I walked into the office and they remembered my name and where I was from. Reynaldo... More

The main reason people go out of their way to visit Potosí is to visit here. It is a remarkable experience. From the moment you meet the guide who brings you down the mine there are just constant surprises and shocks which both thrill and scare you in equal proportions. We met our guide who brought us down to a... More

After all the hype about how horrible this was going to be and reading all those reviews we were pretty wound up by the time we arrived. Yes we did do the full trip, yes we did go through all those levels, but it in all of that it was difficult to shake the feeling that we tourists are being... More

We spent a little extra to go with a recommended tour company and I am glad that we did. Koala Tours limits their groups to eight people, though we only had five. We were given pants, jackets, lights, boots, and hard hats. All equipment was in good condition. They also provided bandanas to cover your face. The only other equipment... More

Despite our guide being good, this is rather a dismal experience. It shows well enough the extremely hazardous, arduous and medically-dangerous lives that the miners live. From what we were told, their health is bad after only a few years in the mines. But whether it's really necessary to view this, I doubt. Potosi seemed an interesting city and a... More