The Treasure Cave will once again offer theatrical tours

The company from Malaga, Eme Experience, will be in charge of offering the theatrical tours available to visitors at the Cueva del Tesoro in Rincón de la Victoria. It is a tour of approximately one hour, through different sections, during which details about the history of this heritage will be provided, and there will also be an introduction to its legends and characters. These tours will be available starting next February 23. The Councilor for Tourism and Cueva del Tesoro, Antonio José Martín, has valued "the success of the initiative with tickets sold out well in advance, over the last few years, mainly among family audiences".

The mayor of Rincón de la Victoria, Francisco Salado, highlighted "the excellent acceptance, which we already announced at its launch, and which we now renew with a new commitment to culture and historical heritage". It is, adds the mayor, "about continuing to offer an alternative to the existing ones, which have made the cave a reference beyond our borders".

The theatrical tours will feature characters such as the discoverer of the cave, Manuel Laza Palacios, the representation of a man from the Upper Paleolithic, and the goddess Noctiluca.

The tours are conducted in groups of 30 people with two sessions each last Sunday of the month at 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM. Last year, more than 700 people enjoyed the experience.

Due to the success of the activity, the sessions for next Sunday, February 23, are fully booked. The following ones will be in March (Sunday 30), April (Sunday 27), May (Sunday 25), June (Sunday 29), July (Sunday 27), August (Sunday 31), September (Sunday 28), October (Sunday 26), November (Sunday 30), and December (Sunday 28). Tickets can be purchased through the ticket buying website of the Tourism Department of Rincón de la Victoria. The price is 5 euros, from the age of 4 years.

The possibility of offering these theatrical tours does not entail an additional cost for the City Council as this activity is included in the contract of the new service provider, Eulen, for the management of the Cueva del Tesoro.

La Cueva del Tesoro, the only marine-origin cave open to the public in Europe, surpassed, in 2024, the barrier of one hundred thousand visitors, with 135,643 people having the opportunity to tour it.