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Pulpí Geode

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4.7 (4686 reviews)

Guided tours of an old silver mine & an enormous cave covered with gypsum crystals up to 2m long.

Poligono S-AG2A, 33, 04640 Pulpí, Almería, Spain

+34 950 96 27 27

Did You Know?
6 facts
8m
Walk-in Geode

The Pulpí Geode is so large, with a maximum diameter of approximately 8 meters (26 feet), that it is one of the few geodes in the world that visitors can actually enter and explore.

1999
Recent Discovery

Despite its immense size and geological significance, the Pulpí Geode was only discovered relatively recently, in December 1999, by members of the Madrid Mineralogical Group.

Gypsum
Giant Crystal Composition

The geode is lined with spectacular, transparent or translucent gypsum crystals, some of which can reach impressive lengths of up to 2 meters (6.6 feet).

Mina Rica
Historic Mine Setting

The geode is located within the abandoned Mina Rica (Rich Mine) in the Sierra del Aguilón, a former iron and silver mine that operated until the mid-20th century.

Highlights from Reviews

Knowledgeable guides

Staff and guides are consistently praised for being friendly, helpful, and providing impressive, engaging, and informative explanations about the mine and geode.

Unique natural wonder

The Giant Geode and the subterranean mine offer a spectacular, awe-inspiring, and unique geological experience, a must-see for many visitors.

Well-organized tour

The entire operation is professional, well-designed, and geared towards safety, ensuring a smooth and efficient visitor experience.

Educational experience

The tour provides interesting insights into the mine's history, mineral extraction, and the geological environment, appealing to those interested in science.

Good value

Many visitors found the overall experience, including the tour and the geode, to be a great value for the entrance fee, despite some additional costs.

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