Reasons to ski in Andorra
Why choose Andorra for your next ski holiday?
If you’re looking for a ski holiday destination that blends fantastic ski terrain but something a bit different from the big Alpine resorts, then Andorra is worth your attention.
Andorra
From £259pp
Excellent value for money
With lower tax rates and duty-free shopping, your holiday budget can stretch further. Lift passes, accommodation, food and drink tend to cost less, which means you can make the most of skiing and having fun.
A large, linked ski area
The main ski domain in Andorra, Grandvalira, covers hundreds of kilometres of slopes across multiple sectors such as Soldeu and Pas de la Casa.
That means whether you’re a beginner on the nursery slopes, an intermediate looking to cruise, or more advanced wanting to explore, you’ll find terrain to suit you. Tree runs, open bowls, snow parks and more feature in the mix.
Skiing overview of Soldeu
Best for
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Cross-country
Snowboard
200km of slopes across the Grandvalira for all abilities, modern lifts, and lively après-ski
Skiing overview of Pas de la Casa
Best for
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Cross-country
Snowboard
Pas de la Casa offers high-altitude skiing, lively nightlife, and great snow—ideal for groups and adventurous skiers.
Skiing overview of Arinsal
Best for
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Cross-country
Snowboard
Arinsal is a friendly Andorran resort ideal for beginners and intermediates, with English-speaking instructors and lively après-ski.
Snow reliability and altitude
Andorra benefits from relatively high altitudes but also modern snow-making machines and infrastructure, which boosts snow reliability during the season.
Friendly for all groups: families, friends, couples
The terrain and infrastructure in Andorra make it a good choice for varied groups — families with children, mixed-ability ski partners or friends looking for fun.
Andorra ski resort scenery
Après ski & extras
It’s not just about skiing. In Andorra you can enjoy car-free village atmosphere, mountain huts, local food and drink, and après options that reflect a range of moods - from relaxed to lively. Shopping in the duty-free capital, exploring the villages, or relaxing in a spa are all excellent ways to round off your ski day.
Unique destination character
Andorra brings its own flavour: a small principality with Catalan heritage, nestled in the Pyrenees, combining French and Spanish mountain culture.
If you’re thinking of your next ski trip and seeking great value, diverse terrain, comfortable infrastructure, and a destination with personality, Andorra should definitely be on your list.
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