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Those traditional local dishes, full of flavour and generous on the plate, are one of the best reasons to sit down at the table when you travel. In Andorra they also come with a setting of their own: the bordas. Here is what they are and where you can try them.
\nBordas (or bordes) are the traditional mountain houses found all over the Principality. They were once used to store grain and shelter livestock. Today, with farming methods having changed, many have been turned into restaurants.
\nThat means you can eat in one of the most characteristic places in these mountains and try the local cooking, which has Catalan and French influences and relies largely on local produce and chargrilled meat. If you want to see bordas in their original surroundings before you sit down to eat, the Incles valley still has several in a high-mountain landscape.
\nTo enjoy this architecture it is worth heading a little way out of the towns, because these houses were built in the countryside. This selection brings together bordas from different parishes, spread out so that you can find one near your route. Opening times and menus change, so call before you go, especially outside the main season.
\n1. La Borda de la Coma
\nYou will find it at La Coma del Forat, in the Ordino Arcalís area. It is known for its chargrilled meat, and also serves fondue, raclette, pierrades and burgers. If you have a food intolerance, it offers gluten-free, lactose-free and fructose-free options.
\n2. Borda L’Era d’en Jaume
\nA stone house facing the mountains on Avinguda de l’Angonella in Llorts, with an entry in the Gault&Millau guide. Its speciality is olla dels padrins, a hearty stew of mixed meats and chickpeas. Dishes such as lamb chops, beef onglet and crema catalana have also featured on the menu.
\n3. Borda Xixerella
\nThis one is in Pal, at Carrer Doctor Vilanova 7. It mixes traditional Andorran, Mediterranean and international cooking, and its strong point is chargrilled meat.
\n4. Borda Pairal 1630
\nIf you would rather not leave Andorra la Vella, this is the one. It serves snails a la llauna, chargrilled meat, roast kid and veal with duck foie, along with homemade pastries and a list of about 400 wines and cavas.
\n5. Borda Molí dels Fanals
\nIn Sispony, in La Massana, about 4 km from Andorra la Vella. It serves croquettes, meatballs with cuttlefish, snails a la llauna, duck in red fruit sauce and, naturally, plenty from the grill.
\n6. Borda de les Pubilles
\nIn Aixirivall. This is the stop for anyone after something warming from a bowl: onion soup gratin with egg and a shepherd’s soup made with bread, garlic, oil and salt, to which other ingredients are added.
\n7. Borda Xicoies
\nFormerly known as Raubert, it has been open since 1972. Try the cream of nettle soup, the escudella or the mountain trinxat with chilli, and finish with local cheeses and cured meats.
\nPas de la Casa belongs to the parish of Encamp, as does Grau Roig. If you are staying in this area and want to stay with chargrilled meat and mountain cooking, you do not need to cross half the country.
\n1. Borda Vella
\nIn Encamp. Andorran, Catalan and Spanish cooking with chargrilled meat, octopus, fillet steak, stuffed artichokes, mountain pâté and roast cheeks. It also has a large wine cellar.
\n2. La Vaquería
\nThis is Hotel Grau Roig’s slopeside restaurant in Grandvalira, serving traditional mountain cuisine. In winter, the high season, it makes a practical stop between runs on the Grandvalira slopes.
\n3. La Fromagerie
\nAlso at the hotel, and devoted to cheese: fondues and raclettes for a cold night. If you prefer something else, there is the market cuisine of La Marmita and El Teatro del Vino, with a cellar of more than 300 labels. The hotel is listed in the MICHELIN Guide. You will find them all under the hotel’s restaurants.
\nBordas work best when you fit them into a day in the mountains or around the villages, since nearly all of them are outside the towns. You can combine a meal in Llorts or Sispony with a tour of Andorra’s villages or one of the area’s hiking routes. In winter, check the road conditions first, as several bordas are on mountain roads. And if you would like to move from the grill to fine dining, take a look at Andorra’s gastronomic restaurants.
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\nThe best-documented period is the years after the Spanish Civil War. Food, medicine and industrial goods were in short supply, and smuggling became one of the main ways to get hold of them. During the Second World War, France also wanted more and more wool, and Andorrans acted as middlemen, which encouraged more smuggling crews to form.
\nThe business was simple. Crews bought wool from farmers and shepherds for around 15 to 18 pesetas a kilo and sold it in Andorra for 40 to 50. With that money they loaded up on whatever was worth something in Spain: packs of tobacco, loose tobacco in half-kilo lots, cigarette papers from the Reig factory in Sant Julià de Lòria and perfume essences. Anisette and tins of sardines also changed hands.
\nSome exchanges were more unusual. People from Sant Llorenç de Morunys swapped wooden barrels made from black pine heartwood for tobacco. Andorrans prized them for storing water.
\nMuch of what we know comes from the historian Josep Albert Planes i Ball, who carried out fieldwork between 2006 and 2009 and published El contraban de frontera al Pirineu català in 2011. It is the book to read if your interest goes beyond the anecdotes.
\nThere was no official route, of course. Each crew used the passes it knew, depending on where it set out from and who it had to hide from. These are some of the journeys recorded in the sources.
\nCrews from Odèn, in the Solsonès area, took about seven days to get there and back. They reached Andorra in around three, sold the wool, bought tobacco, slept at the Hotel Pol and set off home the following day. Loads could reach 30 kilos, carried over long and difficult terrain.
\nThis historic pass between the Cerdanya and Andorra was used by smugglers from Arànser. Today it is one of the names you will come across most often if you walk through the Madriu valley, one of the best ways to get a feel for the ground they covered.
\nSmugglers from Sort left from the hermitage of Santa Magdalena, in the Alt Urgell, on their way to Andorra. Those from Sant Llorenç de Morunys went via Tuixén and Cornellana.
\nNot everything travelled on people’s backs. Olive oil travelled on the La Seu d’Urgell bus line, with bottles and flagons hidden in mail sacks. Those sacks could not be searched without a special court order, which made them awkward to inspect. Drivers, ticket inspectors and railway staff helped out in exchange for gifts.
\nWith this subject it pays to separate what is documented from what gets embellished over dinner. Many of the stories in circulation come without names or dates. The ones below have something to back them up.
\nThe porters were known as paquetaires, and crews could number up to fifteen people. Some carried weapons, and there were clashes with the Guardia Civil. But the picture of constant pursuit is incomplete: many border guards were more interested in keeping the bundles for themselves than in enforcing the law, and bribes and gifts were common. Smugglers often got away simply by dropping their load.
\nAnyone who knew these passes became hugely valuable during the Second World War. Most guides on the escape routes through Andorra were Spanish and often smugglers. The most frequently cited is Joaquim Baldrich, a mountain guide and smuggler in his twenties, who helped several hundred refugees reach Spain. We cover this in Andorra’s escape lines.
\nOn the far side of the Port de Cabús, the village of Tor carries a dark history of its own. The dispute over its mountain has been linked to as many as three murders, and Josep Montané, known as “Sansa”, was found dead on 30 July 1995 in a case that remains unsolved. It is the story that hangs over the smugglers’ route by 4×4.
\nThe money made a difference. A single trip could pay a good deal more than a day’s work on the land or in the mines, which is why so many people took it on despite the effort.
\nThe best place to understand this is the Museu del Tabac, in the former Reig factory in Sant Julià de Lòria, which operated from 1909 to 1957. It is not a smuggling museum. It explains how the leaf was grown, fermented, cut and dried, and shows the cigarette and cigar workshops and the factory offices. It does, however, have displays on the smuggling of tobacco, cigars and cigarettes, as part of a wider account of tobacco’s weight in Andorra’s economy and society.
\nA former smuggler, interviewed under a pseudonym by the Andorran outlet Alto, describes a trade with its own codes, whose profits reached the country’s shops, restaurants and mechanics. According to his account, large operators using shipping containers moved in during the 1990s, and anti-fraud laws arrived in 1999. It is one man’s version, but it helps to explain how the change was felt.
\nSmuggling is not just a thing of the past. In 2026, Andorran and French authorities, under Eurojust oversight, dismantled a network that had moved around a million euros’ worth of tobacco. Those arrested included the owner of a shop in Pas de la Casa. Investigators seized 6,250 packets, 70,000 euros in cash and five vehicles. That is reason enough to read up on the limits for buying tobacco in Andorra before you head home.
\nThere is no waymarked smugglers’ route, so be wary of anyone selling you one as such. What you can do is combine real places with mountain paths.
\nThe high passes lie under snow and the Port de Cabús is normally open only from May to October, so these routes are not for this time of year. But winter is the high season at Grau Roig. You can ski the Grandvalira slopes in the morning, head out on snowshoes to experience what it is like to move through these mountains in the cold, and spend an afternoon at the museum.
\nHotel Grau Roig stands in the Grau Roig sector of Grandvalira and is listed in the MICHELIN Guide. Back at the hotel you have a spa with a heated pool, along with market cuisine at La Marmita, mountain fare at La Vaquería and fondues and raclettes at La Fromagerie. El Teatro del Vino focuses on pairing, with a cellar of more than 300 labels.
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\nExclusivity here is measured in three concrete ways: few tables, advance booking and cooking that works with what the mountains provide. This guide brings the options together, with details you can check for yourself.
\nA good tasting menu is built on what is in season, and at high altitude you notice it: winter calls for deep flavours and dishes with character, while summer allows for lighter cooking. So do not expect the same sequence of dishes if you come back at another time of year.
\nEating at over 2,000 metres after a day in the snow is nothing like sitting down in a city restaurant. Grau Roig lies within the Grandvalira sector of the same name, right by the slopes. That context changes the pace of dinner and the way you enjoy it.
\nOn a long menu, the pairing matters almost as much as the dishes. Always ask before booking whether the pairing is included or charged separately, and whether wines are available by the glass. Each restaurant approaches it in its own way.
\nThis kind of cooking takes time and works with small numbers of diners. It is not a last-minute plan, least of all at the height of the ski season.
\nLet us start with the fact that frames everything else: Andorra’s only Michelin star in the 2026 guide belongs to Ibaya. From there, these are the tables you should know about.
\nIbaya is inside the Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa in Soldeu, with Francis Paniego (El Portal de Echaurren, Ezcaray) and Jordi Grau as resident chef. According to the MICHELIN Guide, it offers two creative tasting menus: “Un paseo por el valle de Incles” and a longer one, “Un paseo por Andorra”. Both revolve around Andorran produce and rural life, with the odd international nod such as a mountain ramen.
\nThe experience moves through several spaces: it starts at reception, continues with appetisers in a lounge and in the kitchen, and ends in the dining room. It is open on Tuesday to Friday evenings and for lunch and dinner on Saturdays, and bookings are made directly with the restaurant. Check opening hours before you go, as they may change.
\nEl Teatro del Vino is the most wine-focused restaurant at Hotel Grau Roig, which appears in the MICHELIN Guide with One Key. It offers a tasting menu paired with wines and champagne, in a dining room inspired by a wine cellar and with very few tables; Michelin mentions 10 tables and “minimalist mountain cuisine”. It opens on request only, and you need to book at least 24 hours in advance.
\nOf the hotel’s options, this is the closest match if you want a long menu with wine at the centre of the table. Behind it lies a cellar of more than 300 labels, including wines, cavas and champagnes.
\nEach of the hotel’s restaurants has its own approach. La Marmita serves market and mountain cooking with a modern touch, open for dinner, with a seasonal menu. La Vaquería is the informal slope-side option, with traditional cooking, grilled meats, rice dishes and a terrace overlooking the ski area. La Fromagerie focuses on cheese, with fondues and raclettes. There is also Secret Room and, for a drink before or after, Copper Bar and Summer Lounge.
\nThe 2026 edition of the guide also recommends, without a star, Les Pardines 1819, Beç, Celler d’en Toni, Koy Hermitage and Solineu Club Hermitage. They do not all work to the same format, so ask each one whether it has a tasting menu. For more ideas, see our selection of gourmet restaurants in Andorra.
\nIf this is your first time sitting down to one of these menus, here is what usually shapes the experience.
\nThe menu is conceived as a sequence, with several small bites and an order running from light to more intense. Ibaya is a clear example: its two menus are presented as a walk through the local landscape, and the appetisers are already part of the story.
\nAndorra’s high-mountain cooking has plenty to offer: at La Vaquería, for example, the basis is traditional Andorran cooking with local ingredients. If you would like to try that cuisine in its most authentic form, add one of the traditional mountain borda restaurants to your trip.
\nThe hotel has sommeliers and a cellar with Spanish and international labels. If wine is a genuine interest, do not stop at the table: our guide to wine tastings and wine tourism in Andorra explains which wineries you can visit in the country.
\nMention any allergy or intolerance when you book, not when you sit down. A set menu is harder to change on the spot. La Marmita and La Vaquería list vegetarian and coeliac options; elsewhere, ask directly.
\nSet aside the whole evening. A menu of several courses does not fit with being in a hurry or with first-thing skiing the next morning, so leave room in your schedule and, if you are going to drink, sort out beforehand how you will get back to where you are staying. Mountain roads call for caution in winter.
\nBefore you decide, compare these points. They will help you avoid the unexpected.
\nIbaya closes on Sundays and Mondays according to Michelin. El Teatro del Vino opens on request only. So plan your trip around the dinner, not the other way round.
\nAsk how many courses the menu includes and whether you can choose between several options. At Ibaya, the difference between its two menus is size, so choose according to the appetite you have after a day in the snow.
\nThis is what can most affect the final bill. Ask about the pairing when you book, and say so if you would rather choose a bottle.
\nIbaya is in Soldeu and El Teatro del Vino in Grau Roig, both in the Grandvalira area. In winter, check the state of the roads before setting off at night.
\nThe process is simple, but you need to do it in advance, particularly during the ski season, from November to April, which is Andorra’s high season.
\nBookings are made directly with the restaurant, on +376 870 670, according to its Michelin listing. As it holds the country’s only star, the sooner you call the better.
\nEl Teatro del Vino offers private tastings and tailored tastings for groups, always on request. If you are travelling with friends or want to celebrate something, ask what is possible for your dates.
\nA good plan is to ski in the morning on the Grandvalira slopes, have a light lunch, rest in the afternoon and leave the long dinner for the evening. La Vaquería takes care of lunch at the foot of the slopes, and at night all that remains is to choose your table.
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\nChoose according to age and how you want them to spend the day. All school services, including the nursery, require a valid lift pass, and equipment is arranged separately.
\nWithin Grandvalira, Grau Roig is the only sector with a nursery. It opens every day from 9:30 to 16:30 and is booked online. There are no ski lessons and meals are not included, so please bring whatever your child needs, plus a change of clothes and nappies.
\nThis is a child’s first introduction to skis: getting used to the snow or basic lessons on closed circuits, for 1 to 5 days. Grandvalira offers it in all its sectors. Its page says ages 3 to 5 in one section and 3 to 6 in another, so check the group if your child is 5 or 6.
\nThis is the closest equivalent to the old Imaginarium programme, because it combines lessons, snow activities and lunch. According to Grandvalira, ages 3 to 6 get 2 hours of lessons in the snow garden and 1 hour of introduction to the snow; ages 6 to 11 get 3 hours of lessons. It is sold for 1 to 5 consecutive days, and can begin on any day. Ask for the exact Grau Roig timetable when you book.
\nIf your child only needs the lesson, there are ski and snowboard groups by level, for 1 to 5 days. In Grau Roig, multi-day courses start on Mondays.
\nIf you come for several weekends, the Màgic Ski school has its base in Grau Roig. For 2026-27 there are Baby, Mini, Kids and Junior groups, along with a Christmas course and one for parents. Registration is open until 8 December 2026 and places are limited.
\nThis is what children remember most. Visit Andorra describes the Grau Roig Kids Forest as the largest and most complete of the three circuits of this type in Grandvalira, and the only one with a beginners’ slope. There is an obstacle course with fantasy decoration and a children’s area with mini snowmobiles, a snow-tubing slide, a zip line and jumps.
\nLevels are marked by characters: Mona the marmot for those just starting, Bo the capercaillie for those gaining confidence, Vulpi the fox for intermediate level and Nae the chamois for the most accomplished. Grandvalira presents the circuits as free and open to skiers up to the age of 12.
\nThe school does not lend equipment on the slopes. For the Kids Program, each child needs a helmet, skis, boots, sunglasses or goggles, gloves and a hat, and it is worth adding a change of clothes and walking boots. Poles are not needed. Equipment hire and lift passes are arranged separately.
\nFor the Kids Program you can use a day pass, a multi-day pass, the Andorra Pass season ticket or Plus+. Pedestrian, beginner and Mountain Pass tickets are not accepted. You can compare options in our guide to lift pass prices.
\nThe school may decline a child who does not meet the group’s age requirement, and activities depend on the weather. At Christmas and Easter, book well ahead. For questions and registration, you can reach Grandvalira on +376 891 810 from Andorra or +34 931 770 586 from Spain.
\nAsk our team when you book, on +376 75 55 56 or at info@hotelgrauroig.com, and we will help you fit the course into the days of your stay. The hotel, listed in the MICHELIN Guide, is right on the slopes, ten metres from the lifts.
\nDuring the ski season, its Kids Club runs from 14:00 to 22:00, with painting, magic, films and games, included in your stay. Children thus have activities of their own after the snow, and you can make the most of the Grau Roig slopes or try other snow activities.
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\nA well-prepared stay begins with having the right contacts to hand. There is plenty of information online, but a phone call is still the quickest way to settle a specific question and receive a personal answer.
\nTo call Andorra from Spain (or any other country), dial 00 376 (or +376), the country code, followed by the number you want to reach. Andorran numbers have 6 digits: they start with “8” or “7” for landlines, “3” for contract mobiles and “6” for prepaid mobiles.
\nThese are the phone numbers of Andorra’s main tourist offices, whose staff can advise you on destinations and routes within the Principality:
\nIn winter, Andorra’s high season, it is particularly useful to know the state of the ski slopes before setting out. For information, you can call this number:
\nOnce you have arrived, you will naturally want to stay in touch with your family or deal with a work matter without it interrupting your days in the mountains.
\nTo call another country from Andorra, dial the international prefix (00), followed by the country code (for example, Spain is 34, France is 33, Portugal is 351…) and then the phone number. The same procedure applies if the phone you are calling is Spanish, or from any other country, even if it happens to be inside Andorra at the time.
\nIf you are in the Principality and calling an Andorran number, you do not need to dial any prefix: the 6 digits of the number are enough.
\nIt is also wise to keep the emergency numbers in Andorra close at hand. Bear in mind that the 3-digit emergency numbers can only be dialled from inside Andorra; from abroad, your operator will not recognise them.
\nThe police can also be reached on +376 872 000, and 24-hour roadside assistance on +376 1802 1802, a number worth saving if you are driving over the mountain passes in winter.
\nAlthough Andorra lies on the European continent, it is outside free EU roaming and is charged separately, as is the case in Switzerland, for example. So if you want to use your mobile as usual, speak to your phone company and ask them to activate it before you travel.
\nHaving data in Andorra brings peace of mind. It lets you share images of your trip straight away, without waiting to connect to the Wi-Fi back at the hotel, and above all it keeps you contactable as you move around.
\nIt is also a matter of safety. If you lose your bearings on the road, you can open Google Maps; if something unexpected happens on a mountain excursion, you can turn on geolocation.
\nCheck your operator’s conditions before you travel. Another option is Andorra Telecom’s prepaid eSIM, at €10 or €20, and on Av. Carlemany and Av. Meritxell you will find the public Andorra Wi-Fi network.
\nIf you are coming to ski in Grandvalira, add these numbers to your contacts before heading up to the slopes. To plan your stay at Hotel Grau Roig, featured in the MICHELIN Guide, see also things to do in Andorra and the hotel’s restaurants.
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\nThe main decision is whether you ride as a passenger or drive. The operator RocRoi, based in Grau Roig, lists these options:
\nIf it is your first outing and you are unsure between 2 and 5 km, think about the cold rather than the distance. As a passenger you barely move, so a short trip may be enough with young children. Longer routes and night outings are best enjoyed well wrapped up and without rushing.
\nOn most RocRoi rides, the minimum age is 3 with an adult. On some combinations it rises to about 5 or 6, so check the specific option.
\nRocRoi sets a minimum age of 18 for the outing where you drive. As conditions may vary by operator and season, always confirm before you book.
\nIt depends on weight and fitness: RocRoi states 1 to 3 people per sled, with combinations such as two adults and a child aged 3 to 8, or one adult and two small children. If there are more of you, you will need to divide into several sleds, so mention it when you book.
\nThis is a winter activity and it depends on the snow. The ski season in Andorra usually runs from November to April, and specific dates appear in the operator’s calendar. Places are limited in high season, so it is advisable to book ahead. The route may change or the outing may be postponed because of the weather or snow conditions.
\nAt the end of most outings you can get close to the dogs, pet them and take photos.
\nSki or winter clothing, ski gloves, sunglasses or goggles, sunscreen and snow or walking boots. For night outings, add extra warm layers, a hat and a neck gaiter.
\nAccording to RocRoi, professional guides or mushers, parking and third-party liability insurance are included. Accident insurance is bought separately at the centre. The meeting point is next to the Cubil car park, in a beige yurt with a white flag.
\nJust tell us you would like an outing during the days you are staying at Hotel Grau Roig, listed in the MICHELIN Guide, and we will help you find the best combination of times. Write to info@hotelgrauroig.com or call +376 75 55 56.
\nIt fits well into a rest day from skiing, or an afternoon after a morning on the Grau Roig slopes. If you are planning your week, also see the lift pass prices and other options without skis, such as snowshoeing or snowmobiling. If you are coming by car, check the road conditions before you leave, and see all the hotel’s snow activities.
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\nThe resort uses dynamic pricing: the cost of the same pass varies through the season and depends on the day you choose and when you buy it. That is why we do not quote figures here that would soon be out of date. The actual price appears in the booking tool on the official day pass page when you select your dates.
\nThe general rule is clear, though: buying online in advance can mean up to 15% less than the ticket office price. If your hotel and dates are already settled, it is worth buying before you arrive.
\nDay passes are split by age. Your category depends on how old you are on the first day of use, and you need to carry a document that proves it.
\nNot everyone needs the entire ski area or a full day. These are the options the resort publishes:
\nIf you plan to ski several days in a row, look at the consecutive-day pass. From two days upwards it also gives you access to Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal, so you can switch resorts during your trip without buying another pass.
\nIf you are not sure how many days you will ski, there is the Forfait Plus+: you only pay for the days you use and, from the second day, you get a 15% daily discount on the ticket office price of a one-day pass.
\nFor regular visitors, the Andorra Pass is the season pass. In 2026-27 it is valid from 4 December to 4 April and covers Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís: 308 skiable kilometres, 216 slopes and 124 lifts. Its prices come in tiers according to the purchase date; you can see them on the official Andorra Pass page.
\nTravelling as a group? There is a 4% discount for 25 people or more on the same type of pass (adult, junior or child, without mixing categories). It does not apply from 25/12/26 to 06/01/27 or from 30/01/27 to 28/02/27.
\nSki pass insurance is taken out when you buy the pass or at the ticket office, always before the first day of use: it cannot be added once the pass has been used. It includes a free reprint if you lose your pass, which matters because, without insurance, loss, damage or breakage do not entitle you to a replacement. Before you buy it, check the price and cover on the official website.
\nRemember too that the pass is personal and non-transferable, and that off-piste skiing is at your own risk.
\nAndorra has no VAT. The equivalent tax is IGI, with a general rate of 4.5%. To avoid surprises, check the final amount shown in the booking tool before you pay.
\nIf you stay in Grau Roig, the snow is right on your doorstep: we explain it in what staying on the slopes really means. To decide where to start, have a look at the Grau Roig ski slopes and the snow activities. If you are interested in other ways to enjoy the mountains, we also have guides to snowshoeing and ski touring. And to get your luggage ready, take a look at what to pack in your suitcase. The hotel features in the MICHELIN Guide.
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\nThis is the simplest choice if you don’t know the area or it is your first time. In Grau Roig, RocRoi lists a 3-hour guided excursion, a 5-hour half-day outing and a 2-hour night walk with dinner in the mountains. The operator states that its guided outings include equipment. Activity portals such as Picuco also describe walks of around 2 hours in Grandvalira, of low to medium difficulty.
\nIf you already have experience, you can hire snowshoes: RocRoi offers 2-hour and 5-hour rental in Grau Roig. Picuco cites up to 23 km of marked routes in Grandvalira, with elevation gains of up to 850 m, in areas such as Comellar Llarg or Estany de les Abelletes. Going without a guide means knowing how to read the terrain and the forecast, so choose a route within your ability.
\nAccording to Visit Andorra, Grandvalira’s Gold and Premium day passes include marked snowshoe trails among other activities. It is a good option if you would like to try several snow activities.
\nThere are routes of varying difficulty, with options for all levels of ability and fitness. Walking in snowshoes is quick to learn, but more demanding than it looks, so choose by elevation gain and time, not just kilometres.
\nPicuco recommends this type of walk for families with children aged 6 and over. It is not advised for people with reduced mobility or without suitable snow clothing. If you have younger children, ask when you book.
\nSnowshoeing is possible while there is enough snow, and the winter season in Andorra usually runs from November to April. Specific dates and the route of each outing depend on the weather and the operator, so book in advance, especially for Christmas, Easter and weekends.
\nWarm snow clothing, waterproof walking boots or après-ski boots, gloves and sunglasses or goggles. Add water and sunscreen. At night, wear extra layers: the cold is very noticeable when you stop.
\nSnowshoes let you move as the inhabitants of these mountains once did in winter, at your own pace and with no engine noise. If you enjoy it, you can go further with a route to the Pessons lakes, which you can reach from the same sector, or a night of stargazing.
\nBook your snowshoe outing for the days of your stay at Hotel Grau Roig, listed in the MICHELIN Guide. Speak to our team, who will advise you on available times and options, on +376 75 55 56 or at info@hotelgrauroig.com. Tell us your level and whether you are bringing children.
\nIf you prefer other snow activities, you can choose dog sledding and snowmobiling, and all the options are on our snow activities page. If you are coming by car, check the road conditions first.
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\nHotel Grau Roig has five dining spaces on site, where guests can enjoy a varied, high-quality offering. One of the highlights is La Marmita, a restaurant that combines traditional regional dishes with modern, innovative touches.
\nSoldeu is part of the same Grandvalira ski area as Grau Roig. The 2026 MICHELIN Guide gives one star to Ibaya, in Soldeu, and recommends Les Pardines 1819, Beç, El Celler d’en Toni, Koy Hermitage and Solineu Club Hermitage.
\nAt Hotel Grau Roig, every detail is designed to offer an unforgettable experience. From rooms with panoramic mountain views to the luxury spa, every guest can enjoy a relaxing stay after a memorable dinner in one of Andorra’s best restaurants.
\nIbaya is at the Sport Hotel Hermitage in Soldeu, with Francis Paniego and Jordi Grau in the kitchen. Its menus are called Paseo por Andorra and Paseo por el Valle de Incles, and it holds the country’s only star in the 2026 edition of the guide.
\nFor those looking for a complete experience of luxury and fine dining, Hotel Grau Roig in Andorra is the ideal choice. Every element, from the hotel’s facilities to its premium dining services, is carefully chosen to provide an unrivalled stay.
\nSet in the impressive surroundings of the Pyrenees, Hotel Grau Roig offers an outstanding culinary experience in Andorra. This luxury hotel stands out for its striking architecture and panoramic views, and also for its commitment to gastronomic excellence.
\nThe main culinary attraction of Hotel Grau Roig is its renowned restaurant, La Marmita. Here, guests can enjoy a selection of dishes that combine Pyrenean tradition with contemporary innovation. Made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, each dish is a celebration of flavour and quality.
\nThe Copper Bar and the Summer Lounge are the hotel’s spaces for a drink after a day in the Pyrenees. The wine cellar holds more than 300 labels, and El Teatro del Vino is the space dedicated to it.
\nThe hotel’s offering is spread across La Vaquería, El Teatro del Vino, La Marmita, La Fromagerie and Secret Room. Check opening times on the restaurants page, as they change with the season.
\nIf you are looking for a sublime dining experience in a luxury setting, Hotel Grau Roig in the Pyrenees is the perfect choice. With its first-class cuisine and exclusive services, every meal becomes a memorable event.
\nLocated in the heart of the majestic Pyrenees, Hotel Grau Roig stands out for its exclusivity and luxury, and also for its impressive dining. The hotel appears in the MICHELIN Guide.
\nIn the guide, a star indicates high-quality cooking. The distinction is awarded to each restaurant, not to a country or area, and it is reviewed with every edition, so it is worth checking the current list before booking.
\nThe cuisine at Hotel Grau Roig is built on top-quality local ingredients, combined with innovative and traditional techniques. Diners can enjoy tasting menus designed to offer a symphony of flavours, each dish carefully prepared by the kitchen team.
\nThe restaurant at Hotel Grau Roig delights the eye as well as the palate. Its elegant, modern design contrasts harmoniously with rustic regional elements, creating a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. Carefully arranged tables ensure privacy and an intimate experience, ideal for special celebrations or romantic dinners.
\nThe setting, with panoramic views of the mountains and ski slopes, adds another dimension to the experience, letting guests enjoy nature while savouring exquisite dishes.
\nIn addition to the exquisite cuisine, guests at Hotel Grau Roig can enjoy a full range of premium services, including:
\nDining at Hotel Grau Roig is more than a meal: it is a complete experience that combines the best of haute cuisine with premium services and surroundings. The hotel has become an essential stop for lovers of fine food and luxury in Andorra.
\nIn the heart of the Pyrenees, Hotel Grau Roig offers an exclusive culinary experience that stands out for its tasting menus. This luxury hotel in Andorra provides first-class accommodation and an outstanding dining experience, where haute cuisine and culinary art come together to delight your palate.
\nHotel Grau Roig prepares menus that reflect both culinary tradition and modern innovation. Guests can enjoy dishes made with fresh local ingredients, carefully chosen to offer authentic flavours and impressive presentation.
\nThe restaurants at Hotel Grau Roig are designed to provide a warm, sophisticated atmosphere. Dinners take place in elegant settings, with meticulous attention to every detail, from the decor to the service, so that each meal is a memorable occasion.
\nIf you follow a vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free diet, mention it when booking so the team can tell you what options are available that day.
\nRound off your stay at Hotel Grau Roig with dinner in one of its restaurants. Each tasting menu is a celebration of Andorran gastronomy and a tribute to culinary excellence, making your visit truly unforgettable.
\nEach restaurant manages its own bookings, so go directly through its website or by phone. Ibaya is at the Sport Hotel Hermitage in Soldeu, and the guide’s recommended restaurants are spread around the country: Les Pardines 1819, Beç, El Celler d’en Toni, Koy Hermitage and Solineu Club Hermitage.
\nDemand rises during the ski season, so book well ahead and confirm opening times before you set off. Kökosnøt was listed as temporarily closed due to a move, so check its status on the guide’s page.
\nFor dinner without needing the car, you have the hotel’s five spaces, described on the restaurants page. You can see more options in our guide to restaurants in Andorra.
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\nSnow activities differ by age, so it is worth checking before you book. Conditions depend on the operator and the type of outing.
\nThe operator RocRoi, which operates in Grau Roig, sets the minimum driving age at 18 and does not require previous experience. Its general page states that at that age you can drive the snowmobile without a driving licence. If you book with another company, confirm this point when you reserve. Visit Andorra also presents the activity as aimed at over-18s.
\nYounger children can enjoy the experience too, always with an adult. RocRoi accepts passengers from age 5; Visit Andorra mentions 10-minute children’s rides from age 6. The figure varies with the type of outing, so ask about your child’s exact age.
\nThere is a mini circuit for children aged 3 to 11, who ride on their own, in the Kids Forest area of Grau Roig. It pairs well with a day at the children’s ski school.
\nIn Andorra, the mountain resorts law limits motorised traffic on the ski area in winter to activities run by the resort or its concessionaires. In practice, you always head out on an organised activity along an authorised route.
\nOptions range from 15 minutes on a double snowmobile to 2 hours, with outings by day, at sunset and at night. Night rides suit anyone who wants to see the mountain differently, under clear skies or a full moon when conditions allow: according to RocRoi, sunset rides start around 17:30-18:00 and night departures between 18:00 and 20:00, depending on the season and the snow.
\nRocRoi includes a qualified guide, helmet, parking and third-party liability insurance. Accident insurance is bought separately at the centre. If you book a different option or use another operator, check these conditions.
\nThis is a winter activity and it depends on the snow. The ski season in Andorra usually runs from November to April, although the dates of each outing are shown in the operator’s calendar. Book ahead for Christmas, Easter and weekends.
\nOutings can be changed or postponed for safety reasons in bad weather or when snow is scarce. With RocRoi, cancellation with a full refund is possible up to 5 days in advance, and up to 48 hours in advance you can change the date or request a voucher. If you are driving here, check the road conditions first.
\nWear ski or winter clothing, ski gloves, goggles or sunglasses and snow or walking boots. On daytime outings, add sunscreen.
\nIf you book with RocRoi, the meeting point is its activity centre in Grau Roig: park at the Cubil car park and look for the beige yurt, where you check in. You are asked to arrive 15 minutes before departure.
\nLet us know when you arrange your stay at Hotel Grau Roig, listed in the MICHELIN Guide, and we will look for the best time slot for you. You can write to info@hotelgrauroig.com or call +376 75 55 56. Tell us how many of you there are, your ages and whether anyone wants to drive.
\nTo round off your stay, the same area offers other, more leisurely activities, such as dog sledding and snowshoeing. All the options are on our snow activities page, and for your ski days, see the Grau Roig slopes.
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In winter, Mobilitat classifies roads by phases. This table follows the official Mobilitat a l’hivern 2025 guide, with the green level from the Andorran Government’s sheet:
\n| Colour | \nSituation | \nLimit | \nWhat it requires | \n
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| Green | \nTraffic not affected | \nBelow 80 km/h | \nCaution: watch for ice on wet roads and on clear nights | \n
| Yellow | \nSnow on the road | \n60 km/h | \nWinter tyres or equipment. Banned for motorcycles, mopeds and personal mobility vehicles | \n
| Orange | \nDangerous road, ice | \n50 km/h | \nChains for vehicles over 3,500 kg. Articulated vehicles advised not to travel | \n
| Red | \nVery adverse conditions | \n30 km/h | \nChains for all vehicles. Banned for goods vehicles over 19,000 kg. Postpone your trip if you can | \n
| Black | \nImpassable road | \nClosed | \nNo travel, except winter maintenance and service vehicles | \n
Do not confuse this with the traffic density legend that Mobilitat also shows: free-flowing, slow, heavy and queues. That one tells you how many cars there are; the snow one tells you the state of the road surface.
\nDo you need chains? It depends on the colour of the day, but come prepared. Winter equipment is mandatory from 1 November to 15 May on all roads in the Principality when the road is partly or fully covered in snow or ice, according to the official guide. The Envalira tunnel gives the same dates.
\nAlso carry an ice scraper, a torch, warm clothing and comfortable footwear. Don’t overtake a snowplough at work and, if you become stranded, do not leave the vehicle unless you have safe shelter.
\nGrau Roig lies next to the crossing between Andorra and France, so this affects you if you arrive via Pas de la Casa. The Envalira tunnel is 2,879 m long, sits at around 2,050 m and avoids climbing the pass, at 2,409 m. It links the CG-2 road with the French RN22, and its west entrance is about 300 m from the Grau Roig turn-off.
\nIt is a toll road: in 2026 it costs €8.10 for cars and €4.80 for motorcycles. According to the same report, it is free if bad weather closes the pass. Check the current rate before you travel.
\nThese distances and times are a guide, calculated without queues or snow. In winter, please allow extra time.
\nYou can enter at the La Seu d’Urgell border, on the N-145, and cross the country on the CG-1 and CG-2. Alternatively, you can travel via Puigcerdà and enter through Pas de la Casa, which we usually recommend if you are coming from Barcelona.
\nBefore you leave, consult the DGT traffic information or call 011. The DGT has its own snow colour scale, so don’t assume it matches Andorra’s.
\nThe most direct route goes through L’Hospitalet-près-l’Andorre and Pas de la Casa. Part of the journey is on a toll road, which we recommend for the distance it saves.
\nIn France, check Bison Futé. Prefectures can close the RN320 and RN22 because of snow or restrict lorries on the RN20, as happened in January 2026. Ariège and Pyrénées-Orientales are among the departments covered by the Loi Montagne: from 1 November to 31 March, in signposted municipalities, you need 3PMSF tyres or chains or textile snow socks.
\nIf you are staying at Hotel Grau Roig, listed in the MICHELIN Guide, you have a distinct advantage: it is right on the slopes, so you can do without the car for much of your stay. To plan your trip, see also the Grau Roig slopes, the lift pass prices and what to do in Andorra. If you enjoy driving, save the passes for good weather with our mountain roads guide.
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\nIf you have never flown, a tandem flight is the one for you: you sit alongside a professional pilot, who takes care of everything. You need no experience and do not have to steer the wing. This is different from an introductory course, in which you learn to fly on your own and which lasts several days. Be clear about the difference before you book.
\nOperators usually offer several formats. In Organyà, for example, advertised options include first flights of 10 or 20 minutes, acrobatic flights for people with experience, three-seater family flights and outings of around 45 minutes. Choose according to what you want: a gentle first taste or a longer session.
\nIf you are staying at Grau Roig, you can combine your flying day with a restful afternoon. The hotel spa has a heated pool, sauna and Turkish bath, and is free for guests. The hotel also features in the MICHELIN Guide, and there are five dining spaces to round off the day.
\nAs this is an activity booked with a third party, safety depends on the operator. Ask about their pilots’ qualifications, their insurance and their criteria for cancelling a flight. A good professional will explain all this without hesitation.
\nFlying gives you a perspective that is impossible to get from a road or a viewpoint. These are the areas to consider and what they offer.
\nThis is one of the favourite flying spots in the Lleida Pyrenees, in the Catalan district next to Andorra. According to a Yumping guide published in 2019, the usual take-off faces south at 813 metres, and the landing is very close by at 560 metres. Organyà Xperience is one of the operators advertising flights in this area, with instructors from the Federació Aèria Catalana.
\nOn the other side of the border, Parapente Family has been flying since 2004 in the Ariège Pyrenees natural park, with take-offs at Moulis, Port de Lers, Cazavet or Guzet. For 2026 it advertises year-round opening, for ages 5 to 85, and recommends booking 48 to 72 hours ahead.
\nIf you do not mind going further, Àger is one of the best-known areas in Lleida, and tandem flights of around 25 minutes are offered in Vielha, according to the same guide. Always check current details with the operator.
\nWhen you get back, you can relax in the hotel spa or sit down to dinner without taking the car. In summer, the Summer Lounge adds sun loungers and an outdoor jacuzzi for up to 8 people.
\nIf what you want is the views without leaving the country, you have other options too. Visit Andorra reports panoramic helicopter flights of about 10 minutes at Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís; we cover them in our guide to helicopter routes. On foot, you can climb to the panoramic viewpoints or the Pessons lakes, close to the hotel.
\nIn the ski season, the obvious choice is the snow: the Grandvalira slopes are right on your doorstep. For an aerial experience, the hotel’s website mentions panoramic flights and heli-skiing, subject to snow and weather. If you want to paraglide, ask the operator whether they fly on those dates.
\nBooking is simple, but it is worth taking the steps in order so as not to waste the day.
\nWork out the journey there and back, as all these places are outside Andorra. Book the flight for a day with no other fixed plans, because the weather may force a change.
\nCheck the actual length of the flight, not just of the whole activity. Check too where the meeting point is and whether there is transport to the take-off.
\nWear closed-toe shoes and warm clothing: it is colder up high than down below, even in summer.
\nParagliding is an activity with inherent risks. These points will help you assess who you are entrusting your flight to.
\nAsk what qualification the tandem pilot holds and what insurance covers the flight. Check that you are given a helmet and that take-off and landing are explained to you before you set off.
\nWind and thermals dictate everything. The first hours of the day tend to be smoother, with more thermal activity in the afternoon. If the pilot decides not to fly, accept it: it is the right decision.
\nChoose someone who flies regularly in that location. Knowing the terrain and local winds is key, especially in mountain valleys.
\nMention any injuries, back problems, pregnancy or medical condition. If you have any doubts, consult your doctor before booking.
\nIf you are bringing your own equipment, do not take off without first finding out about the rules and authorised areas. We have not found an official source on take-off points in Andorra, so ask a club or the federation in your area.
\nDrink some water and give yourself time: the excitement is more tiring than it seems. And if you are staying at Grau Roig, you have a good excuse to end the day in the spa. You can also plan the rest of the week with the summer activities in Grandvalira.
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