The Ayo rock formation is a national heritage site that has an impressive history so there are very beautiful paintings of indigenous people, large ravines, unique scrublands, cattle and of course a place that you can relax and enjoy. On Thursday, September 28, 2023, the phase one of the reopening of the Ayo rock formation was completed. A year and a half ago, work began to restore the park so that our locals and tourists can continue to visit it.
Renovation Phase 1
In the first phase, the path was renovated, metal rafts were placed for safety on the routes traveled by people. The roof of the cabins was also renovated, a wooden bridge was built on the part where the rooi enters Ayo. The steps were painted in order to protect the cave with the Indian paintings. At the outside entrance and at the inside entrance 2 drunken nuns worked, one to identify Ayo and welcome all visitors and the other to give more information and direction of the route to travel.
Renovation Phase 2
Phase 2 will begin shortly. This would turn on the QR code for while people are walking through the park, all the information of the place is located on the mobile. The Ayo rock formation is surely a very popular tourist attraction and as a local we all have beautiful memories of our childhood there. Whether they came as a group as Scouts, vacation plans, with schools or shared together in the family. I want to invite the Asturian people to take the opportunity to stop by and see how beautiful the Ayo rock formation is.
I want to thank and congratulate the entire commission composed of the Government Department, at the non-governmental and semi-governmental instances, Ministers and their Ministry. Here we can see that by working together Aruba can move forward.
