Present in various hotels of the Iberostar Beachfront Resorts network, Star Camp is a space where fun blends with learning. The program, designed for children under 3 up to 15 years old, offers activities such as theater, mini chefs' kitchens, gardens, and more, all grounded in sustainability — one of the company's core pillars. These activities, guided by supervisors according to age groups (Kangaroo for 3 years or younger, Monkey from 4 to 6 years, Dolphin from 7 to 12 years, and Eagle from 13 to 15 years), are strategically planned to promote learning based on the Theory of Multiple Intelligences. This theory recognizes that each child learns differently and includes eight types of intelligence: logical-mathematical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, bodily-kinesthetic, spatial, musical, existential, and naturalistic.

The main goal of Star Camp is to ensure that children have fun while absorbing important values such as sustainability, creativity, healthy habits, respect for diversity, and care for the environment. And of course, parents can relax and enjoy the best that the resorts have to offer, knowing that their children are in good hands, safely and supervised. Sustainability is a central point of the program, reflecting the values Iberostar wishes to pass on to new generations. Activities such as growing gardens teach, in practice, the importance of caring for the environment, showing that small actions can have a big impact in the future. These experiences not only help children develop a sense of responsibility but also create a relationship of respect with nature, carrying these lessons into adulthood.

Direct contact with sustainable practices, combined with a fun and educational environment, reinforces the idea of individual and collective responsibility for preserving the planet. Thus, Star Camp is not just a leisure opportunity but a space where children learn valuable lessons about the world around them, bringing home a lasting legacy about the importance of sustainability.

Star Camp is much more than just a recreation area; it symbolizes Iberostar's commitment to offering enriching experiences for children. By combining fun and learning, the program plants the seeds of a more conscious future, cultivating adults who care about the environment. In this way, Iberostar reaffirms its role not just as a hotel chain, but as a company committed to the future and the preservation of the planet.