Visit Andorra

If the food scene is more your thing then Andorra has you covered. Many, if not most restaurants throughout Andorra serve Spanish and French cuisine. Fine dining often created by Michelin-starred chefs is readily available. However, visitors on a budget do not need to worry, the ski resorts in Andorra are also littered with fast food and snack options.

Between November and April, the ski resorts of Andorra are some of the most snow-sure amongst all ski resorts. This means skiers can hit the slopes roughly 2 weeks before they could if visiting most of the major ski resorts in The Alps.

However, if the weather is not up to par, the area through substantial investment has put measures in place to ensure snowmaking facilities are available. Therefore enabling slopes to remain open.

If you are a ski lover looking to freeride, Andorra, particularly the Grandvalira ski resort is the place for you. This is because it has numerous challenges, obstacles and jumps all covered by virgin snow set in a beautiful location with a draw-dropping backdrop.

Regardless of your skill level, from intermediate to expert, there are numerous areas and marked routes for freeriding. As well as the freeride areas offered by the ski resorts Andorra also has 39 free-access freeride trails.

If you are looking for somewhere with a range of activities other than skiing, Andorra has a lot to offer. These activities include mushing (dog sledding), snowmobiles, snowshoes and snow tubing together with ice skating and tobogganing.

As Andorra is such a popular ski destination, you must book break well in advance of the next ski season. You can travel with confidence with Esquiades.com who offer early booking discounts for you to get a great deal and have an amazing holiday to look forward to.

Andorra, the tiny, independent principality located between France and Spain is known for its ski resorts. It is the number one reason people visit and return to Andorra each year.

There are three major ski resorts, the most popular of which is Grandvalira. It is the largest resort in the Pyrenees and one of the largest in Europe with approximately 16,000 people visiting daily each ski season.