Grandvalira

Top Ski Facts:
Beginners: Intermediate: Advanced:	Km of Piste: 192 Transfer Times (Approx): 3 hours from Barcelona and Toulouse, 17 hours from Calais.

Grandvalira is the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees, comprising 5 areas and offering almost 200km of skiing. Recent investment in infrastructure has created a high-tech and modern ski area which includes the resorts of Soldeu, Pas de la Casa, Canillo, El Tarter and Grau Roig.

On the slopes

Our groups start skiing at Grau Roig or Soldeu, both of which have a dedicated nursery and beginners area on which groups can learn in a safe environment. Once ready to hit the slopes, Soldeu offers a fantastic choice of blue runs from below the resort base right up to the highest point in resort at over 2,550m. Grau Roig has less to offer the beginner in resort; however, groups can either head towards Soldeu or Pas de la Casa, before returning on gentle runs at the end of the session. Intermediates are spoilt for choice, with a huge choice of reds and blacks in both resorts, whilst from Grau Roig the confident skier can access some of the steep and challenging runs down to Pas de la Casa from the ridge. Advanced skiers will have blast here too – with plenty of mileage and a full inter-linked ski-lift system it’s easy to travel from resort to resort and sample a little of everything, from the tree-lined runs in lower Soldeu and towards El Tarter, to the vast open mountain faces of Pas de la Casa. Six freestyle parks accessible on your lift-pass allow the more adventurous skier or boarder to express themselves.

Off the slopes

Each of the villages in resort offers it own activities so there’s plenty to choose from including thermal baths, swimming, bowling, taxfree shopping and of course the traditional disco. Groups can also head to Andorra la Vella, the principality’s capital.

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