Category - Ski Resorts

Classic Ski Resorts

  The Stats Altitude: 1192m Top Lift: 2844m Ski area: 305km of piste Adult lift pass: CHF332 for six days Official Site | Ski Map | Webcam In a Nutshell Don’t be put off by the connection...

Grandvalira is a large linked ski area with seven different resorts: Encamp, Canillo, El Tarter, Soldeu, Grau Roig and Pas de la Casa. The biggest and best-known are Pas de la Casa and Soldeu, and...

Grandvalira Pas de la Casa is a purpose-built ski resort on the French border, boasting Andorra’s biggest and most popular ski area. Beginners will benefit from the large nursery slopes that...

In Grandvalira Pas de la Casa, Hotel Himalaia Pas is a four-star with a swimming-pool, sauna and gym. Aparthotel Alaska are amodern apartments situated in the upper part of town and housing La...

The nightclubs in Grandvalira Pas de la Casa close at 3am except for Fridays and Saturdays, when it is 4am. On special occasions, such as Christmas and New Years’ Eve, they stay open until 5am...

The Grandvalira ski area offers a choice of more than 40 places to eat, ranging from those serving typical mountain dishes and gastronomic cuisine, to more mundane pizza and pasta. For something a...

The Stats Altitude: 2095m Top Lift: 2580m Ski area: 193km of piste Adult lift pass: 176-232€ for six days Official Site | Ski Map | Webcam In a Nutshell Andorra’s frontier town of Pas de la...

It’s worth remembering that snow conditions in Arinsal-Pal and the rest of the Pyrenees are entirely different from those in the Alps. It’s a shorter ski season, with the best conditions...

There is a goods choice of places to stay in the Arinsal-Pal area. In Arinsal, Hotel Princesa Park attracts most of its visitors from the UK. The establishment has a bar called The Bog and a room...

Arinsal-Pal, like the rest of Andorra, is a great place to learn to ski. The skiing begins with a gondola ride from the centre of town up to the mid-mountain station at 1950m. The lifts from here...