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The Cueva del Tesoro "Treasure Cave" is one of the most important caves in Spain and the only known sea cave in Europe that can be visited. It is located east of Málaga in Rincón de la Victoria. The cave was formed by the sea, creating impressive underground galleries, tunnels and cave rooms. It impresses with its stalactites, stalagmites and mysterious underground lakes. The name "Treasure Cave" comes from legends about hidden riches of Arab rulers, in particular a fabulous treasure from the time of the Caliphate of Córdoba. The Cueva del Tesoro is a fascinating mix of natural wonder, history and myth. It offers not only spectacular rock formations, but also a mysterious atmosphere surrounded by its legends. Open daily, times vary depending on the season.

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already at the end of April at over 30 degrees it was quite a grind 🥵. Sufficient water and sunscreen ☝️ but the view is terrific

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Within the Bosque de Las Morillas is this curious rock formation with some caves that make it even more striking to look at.

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Curious rock formation with some caves that make it even more striking to look at.

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Think it's the highest peak around and have a nice view all round. There is a letter box for wishes so you may write down your wishes in a slip if paper and drop it there

Cueva del Tesoro is one of the only three caves of marine origin in the world, it is well worth visiting and taking an audio guide. The adult ticket is worth 4.65 eur in 2022

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The Baños de Vilo are located next to the Arroyo de Guaro, about 3.5 kilometers from the city of Periana, in the Axarquia region of Málaga. One of the most unknown places in this province, but with a very, very beautiful setting. There is a pool with healing water (9 meters in diameter and 1.3 meters deep). This body of water was already known in Muslim times, with a spring that fills the pool and a bench to put clothes on if necessary. Admission to the Vilo-Bad is completely free of charge and possible without prior registration. There is no timetable, but it is recommended to respect the quiet times of the neighbors. Should you arrive at the Poza de Vilo when it is closed, the gate can be opened without any problems as there is no key. The water has medicinal properties. It is calcium water containing nitrogen, hydrogen sulphide and magnesium, which is produced at 21ºC and is particularly suitable for the treatment of skin diseases. It smells slightly like rotten eggs due to the sulfur. Its smell gives this place its essence and after a bath in these sulphurous waters, the skin is soft and hydrated. Source: https://tierrassinfronteras.com/banos-de-vilo-periana-poza-de-agua-medicinal-gratis-en-malaga/

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These are two of the Sábar pits that form part of the Central Malagueño Limestone Arch. The Doña Ana pit is 1,202 meters high, and the Gomer pit is 1,129 meters high. Both formations are separated from each other by a depression called Tallón. The third and highest of the pits is that of Fraile, which at 1,229 meters is hidden behind these two.

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