Andorra Lift Passes

The spectacular mountains of Andorra are split into three separate ski domains, Grandvalira, Pal-Arinsal, and Ordino-Arcalis which between them offer over 300km of slopes for you to enjoy, brought together under the Grandvalira Resorts brand.  There are several choices of Andorra lift passes depending on where you intend to ski.

The vast ski area of Grandvalira offers an extensive terrain covering the linked sectors of Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Peretol, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo and Encamp.  The Pal-Arinsal domain (formerly known as Vallnord), popular for families and beginners, spans across the two areas of Arinsal and Pal.  The third area of Ordino-Arcalis is a hidden gem of a ski area with incredible freeride opportunities.  Andorra Resorts are based in both areas, so you can pre-book your lift passes and get organised before you travel.

Across Andorra all ski lifts operate on a modern hands-free system, meaning you can keep your lift pass tucked away safely on your person and access the lifts quickly and easily.

It is important to note that lift passes are not automatically replaceable, please check the exact conditions for your pass before the first use but it's best to keep your pass secure at all times!

Grandvalira Lift Passes

A Grandvalira lift pass really is an Andorra lift pass, because as well as unlimited access to the 210km of slopes across all seven sectors within the area, all linked together, it also includes access to Pal-Arinsal and Ordino-Arcalis.

Nord Pass

Guests staying in Arinsal or La Massana (or intending to ski there) should book the Nord Pass, which is very much like with old Vallnord lift pass, and has a few options:

• 1 day = ski in either Pal-Arinsal or Ordino-Arcalis.
• 2+ days = ski in Pal-Arinsal and Ordino-Arcalis.
• 4+ days = you also get to ski one of your days in Grandvalira!

Consecutive vs Non-Consecutive Lift Passes

We offer both consecutive and non-consecutive lift passes on our online shop  for Grandvalira, however non-consecutive passes are not an option for the Nord Pass.  A consecutive lift pass means that you can ski every day that the pass is booked for e.g. six days in a row. A non-consecutive lift pass means you can have a day off, such as any five days from seven, which is great if you have alternative plans such as a day at the spa or shopping in Andorra la Vella.