Ibizaloe

Ibizaloe brings aloe vera cultivation, a shop, and a museum devoted to the plant together at a farm in Ibiza. The company says it grows its own organic aloe and uses it in cosmetics and personal-care products. Its website says the plantation has welcomed visitors since 2017 to explain how the aloe in its catalog is grown and processed.

The guided visit lasts about 45 minutes, is offered in several languages, and requires an advance reservation because capacity is limited. The tour covers the plant’s history and traditional uses, includes a live demonstration of cutting a leaf and extracting its gel, and gives visitors a chance to sample products. The museum, set among the crops, traces aloe’s place in different civilizations. Visitors can finish at the shop or take a break in the recreation area, where the farm highlights a large natural swing. The visit is advertised as free.

The shop carries aloe gels and juice, facial and body care, bath products, sun protection, and other categories. The company says its aloe comes from its Ibiza plantation, and its online store advertises shipping to Spain and Europe. At the main site, the crops, museum, and retail space share the same grounds, connecting the agricultural experience with the finished products.

Ibizaloe also lists a shop at Ibiza-Botafoch Maritime Station for visitors near the port. Farm hours change by season, and guided visits must be booked for a selected date and time through the website. The main address is kilometer 13 on the road from Ibiza to San Antonio. The listed contact number is +34 971 343 811.