Nestled between France and Spain in the Pyrenees, the Principality of Andorra is an excellent value for money destination. With four great resorts to choose from, each with their own distinct character, Andorra offers great skiing for all proficiencies although best suited for beginners and intermediates. Further attractions are the lively nightlife and the tax free shopping status.
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- Ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers or snowboarders
- Lively nightlife and largest range of après-ski activities
- Cheapest accommodation options in Western Europe
- Excellent ski schools
Peter Hardy Says | "Andorra has a marginal price advantage, and several resorts have linked to form impressive intermediate ski areas." |
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FactsMoney: The unit of currency is the Euro. The most common credit cards accepted are Mastercard and Visa.
Food: Catalan cuisine made from grilled and barbecued meat is popular with the locals. Eating out is very reasonable with an evening meal from €9.
Drink: Even though Andorra is a duty free country, all alcoholic drinks are cheaper when bought in a supermarket. Local spirits and beers are relatively cheap in bars.
Language: The official language is Catalan, however Spanish, French and English are widely understood.
Important Information- Travelling with children? Be sure that each child has a personal passport. Registration on a parent's passport is no longer sufficient.
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Details
- Ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers or snowboarders
- Lively nightlife and largest range of après-ski activities
- Cheapest accommodation options in Western Europe
- Excellent ski schools
Peter Hardy Says | "Andorra has a marginal price advantage, and several resorts have linked to form impressive intermediate ski areas." |
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FactsMoney: The unit of currency is the Euro. The most common credit cards accepted are Mastercard and Visa.
Food: Catalan cuisine made from grilled and barbecued meat is popular with the locals. Eating out is very reasonable with an evening meal from €9.
Drink: Even though Andorra is a duty free country, all alcoholic drinks are cheaper when bought in a supermarket. Local spirits and beers are relatively cheap in bars.
Language: The official language is Catalan, however Spanish, French and English are widely understood.
Important Information- Travelling with children? Be sure that each child has a personal passport. Registration on a parent's passport is no longer sufficient.
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