Andorra is a small, mountainous country in the Pyrenees mountains that borders France to the north and Spain to the south. Find out more about ski holidays in the region...

Where is it?
Andorra is a small, mountainous country in the Pyrenees mountains that borders France to the north and Spain to the south.

Andorra is packed with a huge number of attractions. With 65 summits over 2000m high and in excess of 300km of pristine slopes, Andorra is a firm favourite with ski and snowboard enthusiasts.

How much will it cost?

With the current Euro rate, it has to be one of the best value for money 'large' resorts in Europe! You can find your 2017/18 winter getaway from as little as £335 per person - view our latest offers here

What’s the skiing like?

Arinsal ski area is almost entirely in a mountain bowl. Despite its small size, the resort does have the country’s longest vertical descent, measuring just over a full kilometre in altitude. Plus Arinsal also boasts the country’s longest and steepest ski run – the La Devesa black piste.

Pas de la Casa is well-known throughout Europe because of its height - the resort is the highest in the Pyrenees. The resort also has very reliable snow conditions due to heavy investment in artificial snow. Pas de la Casa is steadily growing in popularity with ski and snowboard enthusiasts year on year.

Soldeu is a very small village set in the Pyrenees mountain range. Due to it’s location, Soldeu offers fantastic snowboarding and skiing opportunities with big slopes. The range of blue and green runs make Soldeu the perfect resort for beginners.

El Tarter is just 1 mile away from Soldeu meaning the powder is just as vast and offers a fabulously long ski season. With both long and short runs available this is, again, a great place for a beginners holiday. 

What is there to do on an evening?

Andorra isn’t just known for the beautiful scenery, it’s also a great destination for lively apres ski. Enjoy the rest of your day away from the slopes with the amazing diverse range of restaurants and bars, with great low-cost food and drinks plus great live acts and DJ’s, Andorra is known for it’s superb nightlife!

What if I don’t fancy skiing?

Andorra has plenty to offer away from the slopes including one of Europe's largest spas! For all of you shopaholics, Andorra won’t disappoint. It has plenty of shops from great leading brands and all just a short bus ride from each of the resorts. 

If Andorra has won you over, take a look at our latest deals for your 2017/18 ski holiday…

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