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.
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.
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.
Andorra applies a 4.5% consumption tax —the IGI— compared to Spain's 21% VAT. This difference is why perfumes, tobacco, alcohol, and electronics cost less here than anywhere else in Europe. This guide explains which products are worth buying, how much you can bring without declaring in 2026, and what happens if you exceed the limit.
Are you coming to Andorra and want to cross the Canillo Tibetan Bridge? I'll tell you how we experienced it here: it's a 603-meter long suspension bridge, suspended 158 meters high over the Vall del Riu, open from March 28th until November (weather permitting), with tickets starting from €17. In this guide, you'll find updated bus schedules, 2026 fares, how to get there without a car, and the tricks only those who live in the valley know.
Andorra is one of the few places in southern Europe where you can still look up at the night sky and be left speechless. Its altitude, mountains and very low levels of light pollution make the Principality an increasingly popular destination for astrotourism. If you’re looking for the best places to see the stars in Andorra, you’re in the right place: in this guide, I’ll show you the best viewpoints, how to get there, the best times to visit and what to expect depending on your level of experience.
The Tamarros route is Andorra's most popular family activity: seven magical wooden creatures hidden, one in each parish of the Principality, which children must find with a passport-notebook in hand. The trails range from 5 to 25 minutes, are accessible for babies in strollers and for grandparents, and can be done at any time of year. In this guide, you will find the exact location of each Tamarro, how to get the free passport, the best tips for organizing it with small children, and where to stay near the routes.
Andorra is one of Europe's richest ecosystems for high-mountain birdwatching. During spring and summer 2026, the Andorran Pyrenees becomes the temporary and permanent habitat for over 150 bird species, including the emblematic bearded vulture, the golden eagle, and the elusive capercaillie. This birdwatching guide details the best routes through Andorra's forests, key species to observe, specific habitats, and practical tips for planning your ornithological expedition, ensuring a respectful experience with local wildlife.
Andorra has many more museums than you imagine. In just 468 km², the Principality hides more than 20 museum spaces spread across all its parishes, ranging from 17th-century stately homes to state-of-the-art museums with virtual reality. If you are planning your visit and want to know what to see beyond the shops and ski slopes, this guide tells you everything: which museums are open in summer 2026, how much it costs to enter, how to save with the PassMuseu, and which ones are truly worth the detour.
If you are looking for a flat, accessible hiking trail surrounded by spectacular landscapes, the Camí de les Pardines (Encamp): distance, difficulty, and points of interest is the perfect option for your next getaway to the Principality. In this guide, I detail everything you need to know about one of the most emblematic walks, beloved by locals. You will discover its adapted route, its rich Pyrenean vegetation, and its incredible connection to the country's most famous lake, designed for you to make the most of your day in the mountains.
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