Aruba Aloe Factory Museum and Store
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Pitastraat 115, OranjestadOpen:
Monday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
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4 months ago
The staff is exceptionally friendly, and today's tour guide was particularly helpful and informative. This location is a must-visit in Aruba. The shop offers a diverse selection of natural aloe vera products, ranging from body mists to face wash creams and lotions. A notable highlight is the opportunity to observe the products being prepared within the factory. Based on my personal experience as a tourist in Aruba, I can attest to the effectiveness of their after-sun product, which provided significant relief after sun exposure. I highly recommend a visit.
by CHARBEL ANTOINE BOULOS
2 months ago
We noticed the Aruba Aloe Museum on the drive in from the airport and I'm all about learning while we travel. There is a guided and self guided tour you can take, we opted for the self guided.
There are two floors to explore, the first with some cool facts, artifacts and the retail shop; second floor with windows to see the factory in production and allows you telo test all the products like the retail shop. There is an aloe field outside where you can see them cutting aloe and they have a few tables to demonstrate the raw aloe and teach you about aloe gum and other info.
Prices are fair and they have some nice promos based on what you spend, so I would recommend visiting just for that, as other locations don't run the same promos.
Overall, an interesting experience and great way to learn about the island and the company started in 1890.
by Jose Davila
3 months ago
This is the first place I visited in Aruba. It was a short walk from my hotel. I truly did not know about how prominent the Aloe industry is in Aruba, and what a role it played in its history. It is the second most important industry after tourism. This museum was very informative and the shop had aloe products tastefully arranged. Upstairs you could see the actual machines used in production. Outside there is a view of the fields of Aloe, the island used to be covered in them. Tours are free of charge, this was really cool. Back at my hotel I used the aloe soap produced at this company.
by Tzemah Yoreh
3 months ago
We arrived around 8:50am and lucky enough to join 9:00am free tour right off the bat. Everyone staff members were very knowledgeable and helpful. Learned a lot about aloe in general. Will definitely come back !
by Jun KorGrizzlyB3ar
3 months ago
Beautiful aloe fields, love the history in Aloe making in the free museum with self tour of factory. Worth the drive when you are out exploring new places. The prices of the aloe goods are a bit steep, but good quality products.
by Jo “Sweetjo”
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