The ski area of Andorra includes more than 300 km of slopes. In our resorts, in addition to skiing, you can also enjoy various fun activities alone, with your partner or with family.
Grandvalira offers activities in almost all of its sectors. In the Grau Roig sector, you can go on snowshoe excursions, build igloos and enjoy the thrill of driving a snowmobile. If you need to warm up, the restaurants Piolet Brasserie, Llac de Pessons and 3 Estanys will be open.
In the Canillo sector, you will find the Mon(t) Màgic Family Park, which offers all sorts of activities for the whole family. You can whiz down the zip line, fly down the slope on a sledge or have a ride on the park’s star attraction, the Magic Gliss slide, where you can enjoy Magic Quest: a virtual reality game that gets more and more exciting the further you go. In this sector, you can get a bite to eat and warm up at the Roc de les Bruixes restaurant.
In the El Tarter sector, you can go snowshoeing, ski mountaineering or mushing, and the doors will be open at the Obac and FunFood cafés (the latter in Riba Escorxada). As for restaurants, the Trattoria will offer you delicious Italian dishes, as well as other specialities.
Grandvalira also has family-friendly activities in store at its Soldeu centre. There, you can go sledging, slide down the snake gliss or enjoy a family snowshoe excursion. This sector has a wider variety of cuisine on offer, so you’ll be able to enjoy various food and drink experiences: savour exclusive meals at In the Snow Veuve Clicquot, exquisite dishes with the delicious, more established offering at the Wine and Meat Bar by Jean Leon restaurant, or the truly special, magical dinners available under the moonlight?
If you like walking and going on outings in the snow, you can also enjoy guided ski mountaineering excursions with the Grandvalira Mountain Guides (GMG) programme.
Finally, Grandvalira also offers places to spend the night at the resort. With the Epic Andorra experience, you can embark on the adventure of sleeping in the resort, tasting our traditional mountain cuisine made with 100% local products and taking part in the most exceptional activities.
The first thing that springs to mind on mentioning Ordino Arcalís is freeriding. Its location and orientation (north-facing slopes) make this resort the perfect place for this form of skiing. It has more than 20 zones and 130 off-piste ski routes, making it a world centre for the sport. In fact, it hosts major international events such as the Freeride Word Tour, among others.
But that’s not all! With more than 30 km of ski area, visitors can also enjoy other snow sports, like alpine skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiles. The last two can be done either during the day, or as night falls when the resort offers one of its evening dining experiences.
Grab a bite to eat at the Planells café in Ordino Arcalís, or the restaurants at Les Portelles Mountain Refuge, Borda de Coma or the Borda de Sorteny Mountain Refuge. The latter restaurant combines its culinary experience with mountain excursions when there’s a full moon.
In the La Massana resort, Pal Arinsal also opens its sectors so that you can try ski mountaineering or go on snowshoe excursions. You can also whiz along the Big Zip zip line or launch yourself from 1, 3 or 5 metres up in the air on the Big Airbag. As for restaurants, the Coll de la Botella restaurant will also remain open. It is one of the best-loved restaurants in the resort, where you can enjoy traditional soups and stews: perfect for warming back up!
In the Arinsal sector, you’ll find the Snowpark, a freestyle area with jumps of varying heights, bars, kickers and many other areas where you can get something different out of the snow.
Naturland also opens its altitude 2,000 section, to give access to all its activities, including snowshoeingexcursions, cross-country skiing, ski mountaineering routes and Snow Scooter or MoonBike driving sessions! And this is not all, since the resort also offers a sledging area. Perfect for both adults and kids! At the weekends, you can make the most of the Tobotronc, one of the park’s star attractions. If you still have a thirst for more, you can also zoom down the Forestline or complete the N’Boscat acrobatic circuit. If you get peckish, why not try a delicious hot meal at the Borda de Conangle restaurant?
Finally, we would like to remind you that access to the activity centre is directly from altitude 2,000 throughout the season or altitude 1,600 at weekends, on public holidays and during school holidays.