A village of clay workshops and market stalls producing traditional pottery.
Pomaire is known for its hand-made clay pottery sold on the main street. Photographers can capture potters at work and stalls of terracotta goods. The village is busiest on weekends, with restaurants serving local food. Ask before photographing potters.
| Best time | Late morning |
|---|---|
| Best season | Year-round |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Address | Calle Manuel Rodriguez, Pomaire, Melipilla, Chile |
Shooting notes
- Equipment
- 35mm prime
Location
Calle Manuel Rodriguez, Pomaire, Melipilla, Chile
-33.6380, -71.1480 View on map
Highlights
- Potters at the wheel
- Terracotta displays
- Street scenes
- Colonial adobe houses
- Local restaurants
Tips for visiting
- Ask permission to photograph workshops.
- Go on weekdays for quieter streets.
- Support makers by buying direct.
- Bring cash.
When to visit
Late morning
Accessibility
Mostly flat; narrow pavements.
Visit, book or contact
Frequently asked questions
How do I get there?
Bus from Terminal Santiago to Melipilla then local bus; or tour/car (about 1 hour).
Best day?
Weekdays for fewer crowds.
Is photography allowed?
Generally yes with permission.