Grandvalira Resorts

HOW TO GET HERE

Grandvalira Resorts are located in Andorra, a small country nestled in the Pyrenees mountains.

Andorra in winter and summer

The Principality of Andorra has an area of 468 km² and is located in the southwest of Europe, in the Eastern Pyrenees. Its location and the richness of its mountain landscapes make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking active tourism all year round.

Andorra landscape

The experiences of snow and skiing are the main attraction for those who decide to visit us during the winter months. In summer, many explore the country through hiking and mountain routes, as well as other activities such as cycling or MTB. On the other hand, shopping and the range of leisure and wellness options are other popular activities, making Andorra a complete and versatile destination.

Grandvalira Resorts is committed to offering a universe of experiences for those who want to discover everything Andorra has to offer. The Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal, and Ordino Arcalís resorts have unique options both in winter and summer, adapted to all kinds of visitors. Grandvalira, the largest, stretches from Encamp to Canillo; Pal Arinsal is located in La Massana, and Ordino Arcalís, facing north, is in Ordino.

The ski resorts

  • Mapa de las estaciones de Grandvalira Resorts

How to get to Andorra

By car or bus

If you choose to travel by road from Spain, you can access by following C-145 from Lleida, or the C-16 from the Cadí tunnel or Puigcerdà. From France, you can enter via the N-22 road, crossing the border through Pas de la Casa. If you prefer, several companies offer bus routes to Andorra. 

  • ANDORRA – TOULOUSE: service offered by the company AndBus with two stops in Toulouse: the Airport or Gare Matabiau.
  • ANDORRA – BARCELONA: there are three companies offering this route: DirectBus, which stops at Sants Station or El Prat Airport, AndBus with a stop at El Prat Airport as well, and ALSA arriving in Barcelona at Estación del Norte.
  • ANDORRA – LLEIDA: the Hife bus connects with Lleida, stopping at the AVE station or the Lleida bus station.
  • ANDORRA – COSTA DAURADA: the Hife company also connects the Pyrenees with Costa Daurada, with regular departures and stops at Reus Airport, Tarragona, Salou, Cambrils, Miami Platja, and Hospitalet de l’Infant.
  • ANDORRA – LA SEU D’URGELL – PUIGCERDÀ: to get to the RENFE station in Puigcerdà, you need to take a bus to La Seu d’Urgell, and from La Seu d’Urgell a bus to Puigcerdà.

By plane

It is now possible to reach the Principality of Andorra by plane thanks to the International Airport of Andorra – La Seu d’Urgell, just 20 minutes from the country’s southern border. Currently, there are regular flights from Madrid and Palma de Mallorca, depending on the season. The flight options vary throughout the year, so it is recommended to check the available schedules before your trip.

In addition, Andorra is well connected by road to other nearby international airports, such as Barcelona-El Prat or Toulouse-Blagnac, which offer regular transport services to the Principality:

  • Toulouse Blagnac International Airport (195 km) - France
  • Carcassonne International Airport (176 km) - France
  • Barcelona - El Prat International Airport (200 km) - Spain
  • Girona - Costa Brava International Airport (260 km) - Spain
  • Reus International Airport (240 km) - Spain
  • Lleida-Alguaire International Airport (150 km) - Spain

By train

The AVE Madrid-Lleida allows you to reach the capital of Lleida. From there, coaches from AndBus, ALSA and HIFE connect daily with Andorra.

On the French side, the closest train stations are L'Hospitalet-près-l'Andorre (accessible via Skirail) or La Tour de Carol. Daily connections to Andorra with buses operated by HIFE.