Family Skiing in Andorra

Family Skiing in Andorra - Value-for-money destination 

Known as a perennial favourite for a cheap and cheerful winter ski trip, the area is a regular destination for groups of all ages, with family skiing in Andorra now a more viable option, thanks to the value-for-money resorts, wealth of gentle beginner slopes, and recent development and improvements. Family skiing in Andorra features reasonably-priced lift passes, a high-standard of tuition in the ski schools and a good choice of convenient accommodation options for visitors.

 

The ski areas in the Pyrenees between Spain and France have always attracted a youthful clientele, with family skiing in Andorra becoming a viable option thanks to the varied terrain, welcoming ski schools and child-friendly services. Good snow coverage and sunny skies all add to the appeal of family skiing in Andorra, and the down-to-earth atmosphere found throughout the resorts is geared towards children of all ages. Cheaper lift passes are also a bonus for family skiing in Andorra, with the ski areas offering lower rates than their European neighbours in France, Austria and Switzerland. Resorts such as Soldeu are good for family skiing in Andorra, with more than half of the slopes suited to beginners, two dedicated nursery areas and some great greens on which to practice technique, as well as a comfortable and convenient base, with a lively après-ski scene. Family skiing in Andorra also features the linked resort of El Tarter, which is a quieter option and more Spanish in flavour than Soldeu.

 

Accommodation is generally in the form of self-catering apartments, offering groups the flexibility of cooking for themselves, which is often the most convenient way for families with children to enjoy a holiday. There are also many hotels on offer for family skiing in Andorra, giving parents the chance to enjoy the luxury of a half-board or bed-and-breakfast ski holiday. Other activities to enjoy whilst enjoying family skiing in Andorra include swimming, ice-skating, dog-sledding and igloo-building.