WINTER SPORTS – ANDORRA
Bit of snow equals lots of fun
Winter Sports
Andorra is home to a range of ski resorts. These resorts bring in a lot of tourism to the small country whilst also making it a hotspot for temporary workers, looking to enjoy a working ski season/holiday.
The three resorts in Andorra; Granvalira, Arinsal/Pal and Ordino Arcalís all have their own unique and exciting features, with Granvalira being the largest with over 215 skiable kilometres.
The Après
For those of you who save all year for a ski holiday just to get on the beers after doing one run…
Andorra boasts a wide array of Après bars and nightclubs near each of the ski resorts.
So for those who need a beer or two to loosen up the knees, do not fear you will not be let down by the communities and bars within the resorts.
Granvalira Resorts Andorra
Granvalira Resorts Andorra is the combination of the three resorts in Andorra, and in-turn creating the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees.
You are able to purchase a ski pass which will allow you to ski each of the resorts, or purchase individual passes for each resort.
Each of the resorts link back to the national bus station in Andorra La Vella, via the infamous yellow buses, which are extremely reliable.
The Weather
Granvalira Resorts Andorra can now guarantee snow in more than 60% of its ski areas. Allowing you to enjoy the ski slopes whilst also enjoying the sunny weather which regularly frequents the Andorran mountains.
When there is a lot of snow, Andorra turns white over night and become a beautiful location with awesome skiing and snowboarding opportunities.
Show me the resorts.
Granvalira is the largest of the three ski resorts boasting over 215 skiable kilometres. Ordino Arcalís boasts some of the best off piste skiing and snowboarding and is widely referred to as the hidden gem of Andorra.
Arinsal/Pal are linked together via cable cart, with the Arinsal sector being a smaller but providing a ski park, whilst Pal sector offers long runs surrounded by trees and a gondola linking to La Massana.
Bit of Knowhow 