Andorra · Pyrenees · Europe

One week in the Pyrenees, planned to the hour.

Skiing across Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís. The hotel, the transfers from Barcelona or Toulouse and the evenings in between, all arranged by one planner who answers the phone.

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Andorra · Pyrenees

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Transfers from Barcelona & Toulouse

Passes, rental and lessons arranged

One coordinator per trip

Formats

Choose your White Week

Winter weeks for couples, friends, schools, private groups and companies. Each itinerary is built around your dates, pace and budget.

Friends & couples

Piste mornings, Caldea afternoons, a good table in the evening. A week planned around your pace, not a fixed program.

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Private groups

Birthdays, clubs and reunions. We handle rooms, transfers and passes so the group only has to arrive.

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School trips

Ski weeks for students and staff: clear schedules, supervision ratios agreed in advance, and support on the ground all week.

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Corporate retreats

Mornings on the snow, afternoons that bring the team back together.

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Inclusions

What we arrange

Accommodation, transfers, ski passes, equipment, lessons and the evenings off the slopes. Your written proposal lists exactly what your week includes.

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    Accommodation & meal plans

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    Transfers from Barcelona & Toulouse

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    Ski passes, rental & lessons

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    One coordinator on the ground

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Comfortable alpine hotel stay in Andorra
Snow-covered ridgeline in the Andorran Pyrenees

Why Andorra

Why Andorra

Grandvalira’s 210 km of pistes, Caldea’s thermal pools and the shops of Andorra la Vella sit within one small country. Short drives, full days.

Ski resorts & levels

Ski resorts & levels

Grandvalira for range, Pal Arinsal for sheltered beginner slopes, Ordino Arcalís for quiet snow. We match the resort and lesson format to your group’s level.

Groomed ski slopes at an Andorran resort

Grandvalira · Pal Arinsal · Ordino Arcalís

Winter evening in an Andorran village

Off the slopes

Off the slopes

Add a morning at Caldea, an afternoon on Avinguda Meritxell, a guided walk, or a slow après-ski evening. The week should feel complete, not rushed.

How it works

How it works

Share your dates, group type, ski level and priorities. We draft the plan, then refine it with you until it is ready to book.

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    Share your brief

    Dates, group size, ski experience, budget band, and what matters most.

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    Receive a written proposal

    Hotels, transfers, passes and lessons, set out line by line with what each includes.

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    Confirm the details

    Together we finalize logistics, add-ons, travel documents, and any special requirements.

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    Arrive with support

    A coordinator on the ground for arrival, ski days, and anything that changes mid-week.

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Planned by people you can call

Group of skiers on a slope in Andorra

School trips, private groups and corporate weeks, planned in English, Russian, Spanish and Ukrainian. One coordinator per trip, and a planner who answers the phone: +376 334 208.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

01How do I get to Andorra?

Most visitors combine a flight into a nearby gateway (for example Barcelona, Toulouse, or other regional airports) with a scheduled bus, private transfer, or rental car. Some routes also work well by train plus a short bus segment. The best option depends on your origin, dates, luggage, and group size. We help you compare realistic door-to-door timings.

02Does Andorra have its own major airport?

Andorra does not have a large international airport inside the country. Many trips use nearby airports plus ground transport. Some travellers also use Andorra–La Seu d'Urgell for selected connections. Availability and schedules vary, so we check what fits your dates.

03Do I need a visa to visit Andorra?

Andorra is accessed through Spain or France, so entry rules for the Schengen area (and any transit you use) apply before anything else. Andorra has its own stay rules for some nationalities, but your journey usually depends on whether you can legally enter and move within the EU/Schengen corridor you travel through. This is not legal advice: requirements depend on nationality, passport, purpose of travel, and current policy. Always confirm with the relevant embassy/consulate and official immigration sources before you book.

04Is travel insurance required, and what should it cover for a ski trip?

Insurance rules depend on your contract, package, group type, and what operators require. For winter travel, many travellers choose cover that includes medical expenses, mountain rescue where applicable, trip disruption and equipment, but the terms differ from policy to policy. Skiing and off-piste activities may be excluded unless you buy the right add-ons. This is not insurance or legal advice: read the insurer’s documents, ask explicit questions, and confirm winter sports coverage in writing.

05When is the ski season in Andorra, and how reliable is the snow?

Skiing typically runs from late autumn into spring, with the strongest demand in mid-winter weeks. Exact opening and closing dates depend on conditions and each resort’s operations. Snow quality and depth vary by season, altitude, and weather patterns; no provider can promise specific snow on specific days. For planning, we align your dates with the most suitable areas and activities, and we point you to official resort snow reports for up-to-date facts.

06Can you organize fully custom trips?

Yes. Share your dates, budget band, group profile, ski level, and “must-haves” vs “nice-to-haves.” We then propose accommodation, transfers, passes, lessons, and add-ons that match your pace, from compact weekend breaks to longer White Weeks.

Ready to plan your White Week?

Send your dates, group format and priorities. We reply with a written proposal, usually within one business day.