Swimming Pools in Andorra: where to go according to atmosphere and parish

Andorra has swimming pools in all seven parishes, but not all of them are alike. One is the only outdoor thermal water pool in the Principality. Another has 53-meter long slides. There are municipal pools with local council prices, natural pools in glacial lakes over 2,000 meters high, and resort pools with Pyrenees views. This guide organizes all options by atmosphere and parish so you can find the one that fits your trip, your budget, and your companions.

Encamp Major Festival 2026: program, concerts and activities

The Encamp Major Festival 2026 takes place from Friday, August 14 to Sunday, August 16 with a program that combines live concerts, free family activities, and the most deeply rooted traditions of the parish. It is the most important celebration of Encamp, organized by the Comú d'Encamp and the Festivities Commission, and revolves around two festivities: Santa Maria (August 15) and Sant Roc (August 16), patron saint of Encamp. In this guide, you will find the verified program, venues, confirmed concerts, and everything you need to enjoy it.

Taxis in Andorra: fares, stops, and booking in summer

Taxis in Andorra are a service regulated by the Government of Andorra, with official fares published in the BOPA and operated mainly by the Associació de Taxistes d'Andorra (ATA). It is available 24 hours a day, operates from physical stops as well as by phone or app, and covers the entire territory: from Andorra la Vella to Pas de la Casa. In this article, you will find the current official fares, the main stops, how to book (including the two available apps), and what to consider if you travel in summer.

Coma Pedrosa: Andorra's Roof for Trekking Enthusiasts

Coma Pedrosa, at 2,942 meters high, is the highest peak in the Principality of Andorra. Its ascent from Arinsal is the country's most emblematic mountain excursion: a high-difficulty route, without climbing techniques required in summer conditions, which rewards with 360° views over the Pyrenees and the satisfaction of having stood on Andorra's highest point. In this guide, you'll find everything you need to plan the climb: the complete technical sheet, the step-by-step route, updated information on the guarded refuge, the best time to go, and essential tips before setting off.

Tears of Saint Lawrence in Andorra 2026: the best viewpoints to see the Perseids

The night of August 12-13, 2026 brings together three astronomical phenomena at once: the Perseid peak, the new moon, and, hours before, a total solar eclipse visible from Spain. The National Geographic Institute (IGN) places the peak of greatest activity between 4:00 and 6:00 AM on August 13, with a completely dark sky thanks to the lunar phase. Andorra, with the Starlight certification from La Massana and some of the darkest skies in Southern Europe, offers observation conditions difficult to match in the Pyrenean environment. In this article, you will find the best viewpoints classified by accessibility, available organized activities, practical tips for beginners, and a basic guide to night photography.

Solar eclipse of August 12, 2026: where to see it in Andorra, at what time, and how to prepare

On August 12, 2026, Andorra will experience the most significant solar eclipse in over a century. The moon will cover up to 99% of the solar disk between 7:33 PM and sunset. The eclipse will be partial—not total—but the spectacle is extraordinary, and if you choose your observation point well, it's one of the astronomical phenomena you'll be least likely to forget. In this article, you'll find the exact verified times, the two official observation sites in Andorra, what you need to bring, and everything you need to know to enjoy it safely.