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WHAT YOU VISIT
Aruba Aloe Factory & Museum
Since 1890, it's been one of the first and few companies that grows, harvests, and processes its aloe onsite. Watch a demonstration of the aloe extraction process and learn how aloe makes its way into nourishing lotions, cooling gels, and gentle soaps followed by a walk-through of the museum with views of the production area.

Pepe Margo Distillery
This modern, state-of-the-art distillery is located in a beautifully restored 1890s home that remains one of the few remaining traditional homes in downtown Aruba's historical district. During your guided tour, you'll discover the art of authentic Aruban rum making, view the equipment behind the craft, and finish with a tasting of several rums and a liquor.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Pepe Margo Distillery offers many photo ops-from the mellow yellow exterior to the bright copper kettles.

LUNCH
Taste authentic Aruban cuisine with a lunch featuring "keshi yena," a hearty, baked cheese ball stuffed with spiced meats and veggies, that dates back to colonial times, and "awa lamunchi," the local name for refreshing, sweet lemonade.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Aruba Aloe Factory & Museum and Pepe Margo Distillery are just minutes from the pier, which gives you time to plan another adventure after your return.