And although Andorra's ski resorts do not offer the same level of sophistication as others in France, Switzerland or the Italian Alps, in recent years there has been substantial investment in efficient, modern lifts, as well as piste maintenance and grooming. The destination is a great one for keeping costs down without compromising on the quality of your ski or boarding break.
The ski area itself is varied, with a mixture of terrain and slopes to test both the best skiers as well as those who are just learning. In fact, ski tuition in Andorra is some of the best, with excellent ski schools operating in English, and nursery slopes that will soon have you developing your new found skills.
Many of the young crowd who are drawn to Andorra enjoy snowboarding. Resorts now boast fun-parks and half-pipes amongst their facilities, and many areas are installing more chairs and gondolas. There is a lively après-ski scene, with good cheap bars and nightclubs, especially in Pas de la Casa.
