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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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Cueva de la Mina de la Trinidad is an old ocher mining mine, a variety of clay rich in hematite, which gives it the characteristic dark yellow color, traditionally used for body and artistic painting. You can visit it - it has 200 meters of galleries marked with arrows and signs.

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The Toro Cave, discovered in 1969, is of great archaeological interest due to the cave paintings found there, which are probably 20,000 years old. Unfortunately, access to its interior is currently not possible. Besides, the place offers magnificent views of the entire coast.

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The Hermit's Cave is a popular itinerary in Cártama and the area. It allows, in addition to having views of the cave, to have beautiful panoramic views of the entire valley and the Sierra de los Espartales.

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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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