PUNTA CANA.-In Punta Cana, a single day can become a memory to cherish for a lifetime. That’s how the 23 girls and adolescents from the Casa de Esperanza home experienced it, who, thanks to Bávaro Adventure Park and the Vacations for All Movement of the Royal Holiday Foundation, enjoyed an exciting Day Tour at Bávaro Adventure Park.
For these girls and young women who have faced violence and abandonment, the trip was not just fun; it was an opportunity to feel safe, accompanied, and free. Between zip lines and hanging bridges, they discovered new ways to play, dare, and share. The tour along the Sacred River, surrounded by nature, became a moment of calm and wonder.
“I loved everything about this experience, I feel happier.” Beneficiary of Casa Esperanza
With each laugh, each splash, and each step inside the park, she added a spark of joy to her story. At the end of the day, they all returned with more than fatigue and excitement: the memory of an adventure that left a mark on their hearts.
“The goal of this activity is to promote a message of inclusion and resilience among girls so that in the future they can become successful women,” said Héctor Ureña, commercial director of the park.
About Bávaro Adventure Park
It is an outdoor theme and adventure park set in a natural environment, a place that invites you to connect with nature, animals, and Dominican culture, in a naturally and ecologically sustainable setting.
In these spaces you can find various species of flora and fauna, as well as impressive natural landscapes, in an environment characterized by forests, shrublands, natural and tropical grasslands.
About the Casa de Esperanza foundation
It is a non-profit organization that provides shelter to girls in risky situations, due to orphanhood and abandonment. It was created in 2014 as an initiative of Pastors Pascual Borrell and Sugey Minaya de Borrell, with the support of missionaries and the City of God Church Bávaro is of Christ.
Disclosure: This is a press release provided by Henry Coradín via the email [email protected]. Its content is the sole responsibility of the source.
