Barcelona’s a great getaway to the snow-dusted peaks of the Pyrenees. With plenty of pistes at over 1,800m, plus quieter slopes, this area really puts the ‘win’ in winter. Nestled between France and Spain, there’s Andorra, which has a lot to offer skiers and snowboarders.
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Port Del Comte, Masella and La Molina all have less than a three-hour transfer time, meaning you spend less time travelling and more time on the slopes!
Located in the north of Andorra, Grandvalira stands tall at a mighty 2,640m with a whopping 210km of skiable slopes and six different skiing sections.
Grandvalira is not only the highest resort in Andorra, but also the largest as well. You’ll find 138 slopes for every ability along with a ski school, children's area, other snow-based activities and lots of restaurant and dining options.
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