Theme parks in Andorra: fun for all ages

Discover the best theme parks in Andorra

Andorra’s parks are adventure parks in the heart of the mountains, usually in the ski resorts themselves. Zip lines, alpine slides, treetop circuits and plenty of open-air space. If you are staying at Hotel Grau Roig, which appears in the MICHELIN Guide, you have a comfortable base from which to organise it all and come back to rest.

Naturland, in Sant Julià de Lòria: the best known, and the one on the hotel’s list of summer activities under its old name, Naturlandia. It has two sectors, at 1,600 and 2,000 metres.

Mon(t) Màgic Family Park

It lies in the Canillo sector of Grandvalira, in the natural area of El Forn. You go up by gondola from the centre of Canillo, and it works as a family park in summer and a themed ski area in winter.

Other options at the resorts: at Pal Arinsal you have Mountain Park and Bike World. At Grandvalira, summer 2026 added the Soldeu Maze, a wooden treasure-hunt-style route, and the Big Jump Park in El Tarter, an inflatable zone of more than 800 m².

Wellbeing and relaxation when you get back

After a day of activity, the hotel spa has a heated pool, hot tub, sauna and Turkish bath. And if you would like another water-based option, Caldea also sells packages combined with Mon(t) Màgic.

Where to eat: the hotel’s restaurants are La Vaquería, El Teatro del Vino, La Marmita, La Fromagerie and Secret Room. The parks themselves have a restaurant and café, should you prefer to eat there.

Activities and attractions for all ages in Andorra

The best thing about these parks is that there are options for every age, with clear requirements worth checking beforehand.

For adrenaline seekers

• Tobotronc, at Naturland: 5.3 km through the forest. The park presents it as the longest alpine slide in the world.
• Mon(t) Màgic zip line: 550 m long and 40 m high, at about 80 km/h.
• Bigairbag and Acrojump: jumps at Mon(t) Màgic, onto an inflatable mattress or on a bungee.
• Airtrekk and Forestline, at Naturland: a wooden circuit 13.5 m high, a 190 m zip line and another through the trees.

For families

• Màgic Gliss: a toboggan with a 555 m descent, from age 8.
• Mini golf and trampolines: at Mon(t) Màgic, mini golf from age 3 and trampolines for anyone over 90 cm.
• Activities on the lake: canoes, pedalos and kayaks, for anyone over 90 cm.
• Tubing Kids and pedal buggies: in the children’s area at Naturland.

For nature lovers

• Path of Legends: a Mon(t) Màgic trail featuring characters from Andorran folklore.
• Secrets de Bosc and Enbosca’t: two forest routes in Naturland’s 2,000 sector.
• Naturland equestrian centre: horse and pony rides.

For younger children, at the hotel too

The hotel’s Kids Club runs in the winter season from 14:00 to 22:00, with painting, magic, films and games, and is included in your stay.

Culture and other ideas

If it rains or you want a change of pace, things to do in Andorra covers museums, shopping and other ideas. In Canillo you will find the Palau de Gel, Andorra’s only ice rink, open all year according to Visit Andorra.

Tips for visiting theme parks in Andorra

A little planning will help you avoid waits and unexpected setbacks.

Check dates and times

• Naturland in summer: in 2026 it opened daily from 27 June to 6 September, from 10:00 to 18:00.
• Mon(t) Màgic in summer: from mid-June to mid-September.
• Spring and autumn: outside the high season they may open only at weekends, so check first.

Check the age and height requirements

Before choosing an activity with the children, review the conditions. On Tobotronc, for example, riders must be at least 1.20 m tall, and under-14s must be with an adult.

Choose the right ticket

Naturland sells day tickets for one or both sectors, single-activity passes and two-day family packs. Guided routes and the Bike Centre are booked separately.

Plan how to get there

You can reach Naturland by car or on the Quart bus. For Mon(t) Màgic, you go up by gondola from Canillo, where you can park in the building. Work out the journey from the hotel so that you make the most of the day.

Bring layers, closed shoes and sun cream. The weather changes quickly in the mountains, even in August.

Events and shows at Andorra’s theme parks

The programme changes every season, so always confirm dates on the official websites.

Winter shows at Mon(t) Màgic

In the ski season, Visit Andorra describes a themed slope with shows along the route, and legendary characters such as the Menairons, El Tamarro, Puk and the witch.

World Cup at Pal Arinsal

If you are passionate about cycling, the MTB World Cup was held there from 9 to 12 July 2026. You will find more about the resort in our guide to Pal Arinsal.

Cirque du Soleil

Caldea’s blog announces Cirque du Soleil’s FESTA show as one of the family highlights of summer in Andorra. Check whether there are performances on your dates.

Late-day activities at Naturland

Naturland sells the Aventura+ ticket, with limited places, which includes all the Aventura activities, Forestline, Enbosca’t and an evening Tobotronc descent, with access to the park until 21:00.

Recommended accommodation near theme parks in Andorra

If you are going to split your stay between parks, snow and rest, Hotel Grau Roig makes a good starting point.

A hotel in the heart of the mountains

It is in the Grau Roig sector of Grandvalira. The parks are in other parts of the country, so allow for the journey by car.

Rooms for families and couples

You can choose between the Auténtica, Superior and Romántica rooms, the Junior Suite and the Suite Deluxe, depending on the size of your party.

In winter, the snow is your park

Winter is the high season here. In the Grau Roig sector itself you will find Kids Forest, a children’s circuit, and ski slopes right by the hotel. The activities you can ask about include mushing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. Naturland opens too: from 28 November 2026 to 4 April 2027, with Cota 2000 open daily from 9:00 to 17:00, and Cota 1600 at weekends and on selected holidays, always depending on the snow.

Dinner at the hotel itself

After a day of activities, the restaurants and Copper Bar await you with no need to get back in the car. The cellar holds more than 300 labels.

Before you book

Make a note of the children’s ages and the dates of your trip. It will help you check which parks are open and whether the Kids Club is running during your stay.