Our farm · Fuerteventura · 28°N

The plantation.

30,000 m² of organic aloe vera under the Majorero sun — from the field to your skin.

30,000 m²of organic cultivation
100%fresh leaf
cold process, no heat
2 yearsof natural preservation
Aloe Therapy Fuerteventura

From the field to the bottle, no shortcuts.

We dedicate 30,000 m² to growing, extracting and transforming aloe vera pulp. We work only with fresh, freshly cut leaf, in a cold process that guarantees the quality and purity of this precious gel.

Every batch is made by hand: ancestral gestures passed down through the whole range, and natural preservation with no heat and no aggressive processing.

A real photo of the plantation goes here — it arrives with the owner's material.
Hand-peeling the aloe vera leaf
Artisan craft

Three gestures, as always.

I
Fresh leaf, freshly cut

Each leaf is cut by hand on the farm and worked the same day — no long storage.

II
Cold extraction

The pulp is peeled and filtered without heat, the most effective way to keep every active intact.

III
Natural stabilisation

With vitamins C and E, the gel stays stable for up to two years in an opaque bottle without losing its properties.

Botanical plate of the aloe, family Liliaceae
Botanical plate · family Liliaceae
A little botany

What is aloe vera?

The family

A flowering lily — cousin of garlic, the onion and the tulip — with close to 3,700 species spread across the world.

The name

From the Arabic alloeh, «bitter, shiny substance»: the sap the leaf keeps under its thick skin, which gives it its properties.

The true one

Of some 300 species, few are medicinal. Ours is Aloe Barbadensis Miller: from the Latin verae, the «authentic» aloe.

80–90 cmadult height
Yellow flowerlike the Majorero aloe's
5° to 50°survives extreme cold and heat
Droughtsoutlives the harshest
History of aloe vera

From the Canaries to the world.

The origin

The Arabs already extracted its pulp, dried it in the sun and kept it in goatskin until it became resin.

1650

The Jesuits carry it to America via the Canary Islands: Bermuda, the Bahamas and the island of Barbados.

17th century

England exploits the Barbados plantations and trades powdered aloe across Europe.

Today

The cold process replaces centuries of boiling and powders: pure, stable gel with all its properties.

Properties of aloe

A treasure for the skin.

Hydrates and calms

Natural cosmetics' classic moisturiser: it soothes skin after the sun and brings comfort to sensitive skin.

Regenerates

Rich in vitamins C and E and in zinc, it accompanies the skin's and hair's natural recovery, day after day.

Inner wellbeing

Aloe juice, taken each morning, is the Islands' traditional digestive ally. Pure and organic.

We are waiting for you in Fuerteventura

Come and see the farm — touch the plant.

Plantation visits, a leaf-cutting demonstration and a taste of freshly extracted juice.

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