Definitely a place to visit if you are in Aruba. Take one of the free tours and learn about history and production. Products are of high quality and amazing, but habe their price point. But Definitely are worth it!

The way Arubans take so much pride in the history of the aloe plant and its cultivation is truly delightful! We learned how to cut and process aloe in the aloe fields and then we watched the process of converting the plants into lotion and other products from the top of the factory. It's all free—but you'll definitely want to buy some after the tour ;) Oh, and Brittany (a cashier) and Daniel (our tour guide) were excellent!

We stopped at Aruba Aloe factory one morning on our driving tour of Aruba. The place is a unique tourist stop where we learn about Aloe. The about half-hour guided tour was quite informative, especially the start of the tour outdoors under a tree near the aloe farm. The aloe plants in the farm were in bloom. After the tour, I went on a short walk through the farm and saw the irrigation system. The tour guide was knowledgeable, and the factory was immaculately clean. There was quite a bit of product promotion, but that was to be expected on the free tour. This was an interesting short stop in Aruba.

This was a stop on a half-day tour we booked. I wasn’t excited about it, as I figured it was a tourist trap. Boy, was I wrong! We got a great demonstration of how they pull the aloe vera gel out of the plant…we learned about the history of aloe in Aruba. We got to see the factory (from above). Our guide explained how each of their items worked…it was really helpful to be able to tell the different products apart. Of course, the end was in the gift shop, where I spent a good bit of money. The staff in the shop were able to help us with clarifying exactly which items I actually wanted. They do ship through their website, so I can order more!

The Aloe Factory in Aruba is a botanical haven that offers an enriching and educational experience. Surrounded by lush aloe vera fields, the guided tours provide fascinating insights into the cultivation and processing of this versatile plant. The informative guides share the history of aloe in Aruba, showcasing its healing properties and diverse uses. The factory's commitment to sustainable practices is evident, and visitors can shop for high-quality aloe products, from soothing lotions to nourishing skincare. A visit to the Aloe Factory in Aruba is not only a treat for the senses but also an appreciation of nature's bounty and the island's dedication to preserving its natural resources.

The Aloe Factory was a stop on our Best of Aruba excursion from the Norwegian Prima. It was interesting and fun to learn about the industry. It is a short tour and the gift shop is a little pricey, but overall a nice activity - glad we went!

The museum is full of history and information. I learned a lot from the tour and about the many uses of aloe. CJ was a wonderful tour guide! Trainee was the friendliest salesperson and very helpful. I made three separate purchases!!!! Two at the museum and one at the resort store. I was nursing a sun burn from the day before and quickly discovered how wonderful and natural Aruba Aloe products are.