Fuerteventura Bio Farm : Dégustation d'Aloe Vera et d'huile d'olive

We thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon farm tour and lunch. Manuel and Tobi were fantastic hosts. They were friendly, and exceptionally knowledgeable and passionate about the ethos of the farm and the animal sanctuary. We learned about the green-focused cultivation of the aloe and olive plants. The permaculture area that has been naturally enriched is like a tiny jungle with bananas, papaya, oranges and many other fruits. We met Niño and Catarina the resued donkeys. Arancito, the friendly cat, followed us around the farm. The lunch of local foods and wine was beautiful. The shop is also excellent. You can buy fresh aloe skincare products and olive oil. I recommend this small oasis of integrity and nature as a place worth visiting.

We thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon farm tour and lunch. Manuel and Tobi were fantastic hosts. They were friendly, and exceptionally knowledgeable and passionate about the ethos of the farm and the animal sanctuary. We learned about the green-focused cultivation of the aloe and olive plants. The permaculture area that has been naturally enriched is like a tiny jungle with bananas, papaya, oranges and many other fruits. We met Niño and Catarina the resued donkeys. Arancito, the friendly cat, followed us around the farm. The lunch of local foods and wine was beautiful. The shop is also excellent. You can buy fresh aloe skincare products and olive oil. I recommend this small oasis of integrity and nature as a place worth visiting.

Received a very great tour from Tobias. It was a fantastic experience.

We are delighted to have discovered this finca with a smiling, sunny, and passionate guide Sophie, and the cherry on top was that she spoke French. We had a great time, and the time passed very quickly, and yet we stayed there for 3 hours, but it was a zen, pleasant atmosphere. I recommend it 1000%

My experience at the Aloe Farm It was an extremely informative tour of the farm. One learns how long the plants actually take to be ready for harvest. Olives are also cultivated and processed here. Tobias explained everything very well in German. Additionally, one learns quite a bit about the history of the island. I also had a tour of a private garden where various exotic fruits are grown organically. The farm also includes animals. Donkeys and sheep. I can only highly recommend the tour; one should treat themselves to the tapas menu at the end, it was exceptionally delicious in a beautiful ambiance. The farm is easily accessible on the FV2, and it is well signposted in case Google Maps fails. Top experience, thank you very much. 👍

a very informative and relaxed workshop. You get a good insight into the farm and the family history. The guide was very kind and professional.

Enthusiastic employees received us. Guided tour of sheltered animals that could no longer go anywhere. A few sheep goats and donkeys. Donkeys we were allowed to feed something. the trees and plants with fruits they use in the kitchen and the aloevera plant garden visited.. Piece of history was told. An aloe vera leaf was peeled, should we feel it. After that, all products were touted and allowed to be tried. Then to shop but whoever worked there didn't know that much about the ingredients. Luckily we had google gemini to get pictures translated. Then the tapas and a glass of wine. No idea what we ate because that was not explained, the person who brought it to us never saw it again, then suddenly there was another employee working, then a sales pitch and 1 saucer with 3 mini cubes of cheese, 2 slices of dried banana, 2 nuts, 2 dry toasts and 1 with a little jam. The wine tasted good. See pictures. Our apartment was 10 by car so doable. Enthusiastic guide did his best to make something of it. Beer is sold in the shop, gluten-free. Proceeds go entirely to neglected animals they are committed to. That's what we bought. That's made on gran canaria. You can also go there without booking the tour. Was very disappointing. From the whole process of processing the aloevera to cream, we have not seen anything, that happens in a building down the road where you do not go. I would have liked that. Environment very chill and neat, very zen. You can order a lot of food for extra money. 33 euros per person for short tour , I would do that in future. Nice to hear how they pursue their ideals.

My friend and I visited this fabulous Bio Farm last week. A wonderful and amazing experience. After a tour with Tobias who was so knowledgeable and passionate about what they do, we had a lovely Tapas style lunch of local produce served outside with local wine. Chatted to the lovely lady in the shop and also Manu. We bought Aloe Vera products of the highest quality and enjoyed learning about the production. Also we met the lovely donkeys and goats. Cannot recommend this trip highly enough. Tobias made it. Cannot wait to return.

Great service and tour guide very good. But a longggg day. Lunch was ok but didn’t eat till gone 2.30 in the afternoon and others on coach was getting hungry

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An absolute highlight of our holiday in Fuerteventura! We dropped in without a tour booked and were greeted with the warmest welcome and big smiles. After a short and interesting introduction to the history of the farm and the family who own it, we were offered a tour — which we happily accepted, choosing the premium option. The tour was fantastic. Toby was an outstanding guide: knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely passionate, which made the whole experience even better. The setting is stunning and incredibly peaceful. The tapas after the tour were exceptional and beautifully presented — a real treat and the perfect way to finish the visit. Relaxed, informative, and absolutely memorable. We couldn’t recommend this place highly enough!