Andorra la Vella Prices

« I can't help but share some updates on prices 💸

• The lifts each day cost €49. If you take three or more skips at once, the price is definitely better. There are free buses to the lift. There are also paid options for €1.8.

• Food. I managed to grab a meal at a restaurant once for €35 for two with tips and wine. Generally, count on a minimum of €50. They also have McDonald's and other economical cafes, pizzerias, and burger places.

• Up on the mountain, there’s also a spot where you can enjoy some good food while taking in the beautiful views 🥘.

• The spa center “Caldea.” The entry fee is about €40 for 3 hours. This includes relax pools or even a bath for girls. If you’re into wellness, it’s recommended 😏. However, do note that towels and robes come with an extra fee 😤.

• A very interesting fact. Wi-Fi is available in the mountains and across the country, almost everywhere and completely free. The entry fee to the lift includes it. As for regular connections, they can be quite expensive. Some service providers, for example, might not work everywhere in the country. I tried to connect to a “world without borders” plan, but it’s still a bit tricky.

Andorra is a fantastic resort! Certainly, all the positives mentioned earlier are true, and you can get a nice deal on travel (as I did) 😉. Overall, I highly recommend it. This is truly for everyone 🤗.

If you have any questions – just ask, I'll happily respond 😊. »

« The thermal source Caldea in Andorra is amazing. I highly recommend it. This is a real three-hour relaxation after the mountains, and instead of mountains))) The online price is 28 euros for morning hours and 38.5 euros at the location at any time.  »

« Well, we finally made it to the mountains!!! I'm really excited about the snowy slopes, especially for those who can ski there. I can't wait for my instructor on this lifelong journey!

The slopes in Encamp are just a 10-minute ride from Andorra la Vella. The stretch of the trail is 6.4 km!!!! Just 25 minutes in the cabin with that stunning snowy view! The cost is 12 euros each way. 🎿❄️ »

« I went to my favorite spot to relax... but I couldn't find a single seat left in this shop 😏😄😂 I can tell you... in Andorra, it’s cool to buy perfume (100 ml at prices around $30 for any brand), alcohol (we indulge a bit or, for those who don't drink, it’s great too 😊👌), and cosmetics, plus a little extra (luxury brands are on par with prices back home, so you can get some nice stuff for less, like cosmetics, which tend to be cheaper here, for example 👌). Prices are pretty much the same for clothing as back home, without considering their Spanish brands. Plus, we caught some winter sales, so you can really find something nice! And I’m just so lucky that I have time for this because Andrey is always lounging around, while I’m shopping... I can’t imagine if I had to go with him, he wouldn’t be able to handle it and would just fall apart 😂😂😂 »

« Andorra is a shopping center where a liter of whiskey costs €8, and a pomada is €10. »

« ! Where else in a restaurant can you buy 6 beers for 8 euros??? »

« Since we traveled on foot, this information about transportation from Barcelona to Andorra might be useful and interesting. Our primary goal in Spain was to explore Andorra.

Honestly, there are some hilarious situations when you try to navigate like a tourist under the sun 😄. But then you realize everything is quite straightforward and elementary 😏.

For example, we couldn't catch a bus from Barcelona airport to Andorra, paying in cash. The drivers simply do not accept cash, and you need electronic tickets, which are prepaid (!), and then exchanged for bus tickets later. Seriously, guys, giving away 7 euros for two sheets of paper... I don’t know how it compares globally, but this seems excessive. Plus, you have to find the place to exchange them. The fact that they don’t accept cash is quite baffling. We would have filled a full bus easily! 😊

We also didn't have a firm grasp of English, while locals' Spanish wasn't the best either, but we managed to have quite a funny conversation filled with gestures and misunderstandings 🤖😄.

We even considered taking a taxi, but that would have cost us 280 euros. With the current exchange rate, that’s nearly $300 😱. A bus ticket (comfortable, with Wi-Fi and almost empty) costs around 75 euros for two people.

Here, everything is purchased online. Just everything! It’s great that you can always have your card with you. By the way, currency conversion occurs at the rate of your own bank. We used a card that charges about 1.15% in fees for currency conversion. Today, 1 euro is approximately $1.07.

Regarding rides on the bus, the metro (only Renfe), tram, and everything that’s above ground except electric vehicles costs 10 euros per ticket. Additionally, within one hour and 15 minutes, you can transfer between different transportation modes for free.

Most people here rely on public transport. However, we found it more pleasant to walk, explore the streets, and just enjoy the surroundings.

In total, we spent 3.5 hours on the bus (the border crossing is conditional), and then 15 minutes taking a taxi to Arensal, where we live. All in all, it was 18 euros. »

« Hey there, Instagram friends 👋, I've been getting so many questions in my DMs about shopping in Andorra 😱. So what can I tell you? First off, I still feel that "thrill" when I'm here 😩, which is great for snagging some unbeatable deals, especially on items like electronics and perfumes.

Let’s talk about the costs: our entire trip cost us around $1,250 just for our stay 🛌. That's literally just the hotel for a week 🤭. A nice hotel that’s above average here can really get pricey, but it's worth it for a good roof over your head as you enjoy your trip.

To contrast, over in Slovakia, a similar stay for 7 nights would set you back about $1,400, which is definitely more expensive for a lower level of comfort. So we definitely made the right choice coming to Andorra.

Now, what about gear for the slopes? Well, renting ski equipment is free here 👍. But it’s not available everywhere. I found rental places in town that offered super reasonable pricing. Our friends back home even managed to book ahead and secured some packages for around $200 each, which is quite a deal compared to $250-$300 typically expected in other places.

Are you interested in more specifics? I could break down prices and what we ate during our visit 🍽️. I think I can help you with planning everything without the usual hassles! »

« We are skiing and getting maximum enjoyment! ❤️
And once again, information for the liars/skiers 🎿⛷
The Grandvalira complex includes 6 ski areas, each with its own advantages and trails for different levels of skiing.
I want to dispel the myth that European ski resorts cost unreal amounts. I think if you can afford to spend New Year in Andorra, it will definitely be worth it. 👍
For your information, a 7-day ski pass for adults currently costs around $325 (you can sometimes find promotions and get discounts through the tour operator, etc.). From this, the price ranges from $20-$30.
I’m here for the third time, and as practice shows, it’s more profitable to buy a package tour than to book independently.
Tour operators arrange charter flights for packages, group transfers from Barcelona airport, and this provides a good price and maximum convenience.

To be continued ⬇️
If you have any questions or need information, just ask, I’ll share everything! ❤️  »

« ⚡️ Basilica of Saint Mary Major
In the photo - modern innovations in religious life: electric candles. This automaton lets you drop in 2 euros - and boom, the candle is lit! That's it! Very simple, stylish, comfortable for you and the Higher Powers. »

« With a face of despair, but nothing to worry about. Don't judge it by its looks 😂🙈 the thermal complex Caldea in Andorra 🙌🏽 with its basins and jacuzzis outside. Better to come after lunch while everyone is still on the mountain. After lunch, though, not for little kids 😩🚫 no, they have their own complex called Likids, where you can leave your child for 3 hours. It costs around 55 euros. We left our son, Arsy, and he really enjoyed it!) We picked him up after 3 hours with a green pedicure 💚🤣🤣🤣 »

« Yesterday, we visited the thermal springs in the town of Andorra. I didn't go in, and the kids didn't enjoy it. The cost for 3 hours in the thermal baths is 40 euros. »