The Aruba Aloe museum and factory tour is free and open every day, with guided tours leaving every 15 minutes (Aruba Aloe, read 7 November 2026). The company gives no total length for the visit; the museum includes an 11-minute audiovisual presentation.
Highlights
The museum
An audiovisual presentation on the company's history, classic products in retro packaging, and the traditional tools and methods once used for aloe care.
Field and harvest
A demonstration of how aloe leaves are filleted by hand, with information on how the plant was domesticated and what it is used for.
The factory walk
The tour passes through the cutting room, the testing lab and the filling, packing and storage areas, so you see how the plant becomes a finished product.
The shop
An on-site store sells skin, hair and sun care products, with offers in the store. You are under no obligation to buy; the tour is free.
Practical info
Tips
- Tours run in English, Dutch, Spanish and Papiamento, so ask for your language at the start. Self-guided visits are also welcome if you prefer to go at your own pace. The company's pages give the address as Pitastraat 115, Oranjestad, but its header also says Hato, so confirm the location with the company if you are relying on a map. Prices in the shop are not listed on the company's page. For a guided trip that covers more of the island in a day, see island tours in Aruba, and for rainy or very hot afternoons, rainy-day activities in Aruba.
How to get there
The factory is near Oranjestad on the island's west side. A rental car or taxi is the simplest way; see renting a car in Aruba and getting around Aruba.
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