Naturland Andorra 2026: Prices, Tickets and Tobotronc

What is Naturland and how much does it cost to visit?

Naturland is Andorra's largest outdoor activity center, located in La Rabassa, in the parish of Sant Julià de Lòria. In 2026, ticket prices range from 35 € for the Naturkids+ children's pass to 57 € for the Adventure Max Ticket, with the Adventure Ticket (42 €) and Adventure Plus Ticket (52 €) as intermediate options. Its star attraction is the Tobotronc, the world's longest alpine slide with a 5.3 km route, and its big new feature is the Eclipse Zipline, Andorra's longest double zipline.

In this guide, you'll find the actual prices for each ticket, what exactly each pass includes, the age and height restrictions for each activity, seasonal opening hours, and practical tips you need to not miss anything. If you're planning a broader trip, our Traveling to Andorra 2026 Complete Guide (Snow, Prices, Routes) helps you fit Naturland into your itinerary.

A word of caution before starting: Naturland is not a conventional amusement park. It is a high-mountain center spanning over 800 hectares divided into two sectors, and understanding this structure is key to choosing the right ticket.

How is Naturland divided and what's at each elevation?

The most common mistake for first-time visitors is to think that Naturland is a single, enclosed area. The park is divided into two sectors separated by 8 km of mountain road, and not all tickets include activities in both.

Elevation 1600 — Adrenaline and attractions

This is the main sector, open all year round, and where mechanical activities are concentrated:

• Tobotronc: the world's longest alpine slide. You ascend in the two-seater sled itself from Elevation 1600 to 2000 and descend controlling your speed. The entire route (ascent and descent) totals 5.3 km and takes about 20 minutes. Minimum height: 1.20 m; children up to 13 years old must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
• Eclipse Zipline: the park's big new feature. It is Andorra's longest double zipline and is only included in the Adventure Plus Ticket and the Adventure Max Ticket.
• Airtrekk: a ropes and bridges course up to 13.5 meters high.
• Other activities: archery, tubbing, sklide, pedal buggy, Xtrem Jump, Esquirol circuit, and children's labyrinth.

If Tobotronc is your priority, we have a specific guide about Naturland's alpine slide with everything you need to know.

Elevation 2000 — High mountain and nature

Eight kilometers further up, this sector changes radically depending on the season:

• In winter: it is the reference center for Nordic skiing in Andorra, with cross-country ski circuits, snowshoeing, and sledding. If you are interested in snow in the country, consult our guide to skiing and snow in Andorra.
• In summer: bikepark, horse riding routes, Conangle animal farm, and hiking.
• All year round: the N'Boscat acrobatic circuit, the Secrets del Bosc self-guided route, and the La Borda de Conangle restaurant.

How much do Naturland tickets cost in 2026?

These are the current official prices, verified on the Naturland website. The park applies two rates: advance price (online purchase) and ticket office price. You always save by buying online.

Important notes on prices:

• Those over 65 (Senior rate) pay the Junior price, but only by purchasing directly at the ticket office and presenting a valid ID.
• The Eclipse Zip Line activity may be replaced by the Forestline zip line due to operational reasons, according to the park's official conditions.
• Additional discounts apply only at the ticket office and on the ticket office price.
• Other specific experiences (electric snowmobile, pulled sled, night outings) are booked separately and their rates vary by season: confirm them when booking.

You can check and book available tickets and packages in our section on experiences in Andorra.

Which Naturland ticket to choose according to your plan?

The right choice depends on three questions: what activities you want to do, who you are coming with, and how much time you have.

• You only want the Tobotronc and classic attractions: Adventure Ticket. It's enough for half a day at elevation 1600.
• You want the new zip line and N'Boscat: Adventure Plus Ticket. It's this season's leap in quality and the best value-for-money option if you're going up to elevation 2000.
• You want the full day without missing anything: Adventure Max Ticket, which includes the Forestline.
• Coming with children aged 3 to 6: Naturkids+. The main attractions have height restrictions, and this pass is designed for the little ones.
• Coming in winter and looking for snow, not adrenaline: Rabassa Ticket, with cross-country skiing, equipment, and lesson included.

If an adult accompanies two or more junior minors, the accompanying person supplements for the Tobotronc are purchased directly at the ticket office.

What are the age, height, and weight restrictions for the activities?

Before purchasing, check this table if you are traveling with children or teenagers:

Please note that the last entry to N'Boscat is approximately one hour before the center closes, because the route takes between 45 minutes and 1 hour.

When does Naturland open and what is the best time to go?

Naturland does not have a single schedule all year round: it operates with a seasonal calendar (high, mid, low, and special holidays) that determines which sectors and activities open each day. As a general reference, the usual opening hours are from 10:00 to 17:00, extendable until 18:00 during peak summer season.

Two nuances that make the difference:

• In mid-season, the Tobotronc may remain closed on some days even if the center is open. If the toboggan is your main reason, confirm its opening on the official calendar before going up.
• Cota 2000 does not open every day outside of high season.

Best time depending on what you are looking for:

• To avoid queues and enjoy the bikepark: May, June and September.
• For snow, cross-country skiing and winter activities: January to March.
• For the Tobotronc without waiting: book the first slot of the morning. In August, queues are the main complaint of visitors.

How much time is needed to visit Naturland?

• Half day: enough for the Adventure Ticket (Tobotronc + attractions at cota 1600).
• Full day: necessary if your ticket includes activities at cota 2000 (Plus, Max, Rabassa) or if you combine several experiences.

If you only have one day in the area, you can combine the morning at Naturland with an afternoon exploring the parish: in our guide to Sant Julià de Lòria you have what to see and do in the surroundings.

How to get to Naturland and where to stay?

From the center of Sant Julià de Lòria take the La Rabassa road (CS-130): in 8 km you reach cota 1600 and, after another 8 km, cota 2000. Both sectors have free parking.

If you don't have a car, getting between elevations requires planning: there is no continuous internal transport service, so confirm bus or taxi options before going up.

Where to stay: staying in the same parish allows you to reach the ticket office in about 15 minutes and avoid traffic jams at the main accesses to the country in high season. Check the selection of accommodations in Andorra to book near the park.

What mistakes should you avoid at Naturland?

1. Buying the ticket without checking which elevation it includes. The N'Boscat and snow activities are at cota 2000; if your ticket includes them, you need time and a vehicle to go up.
2. Going up without warm clothing. At 2,000 meters of altitude, the weather changes in minutes, even in summer.
3. Wearing smooth-soled footwear. The N'Boscat requires closed footwear and the terrain is forest and mountain.
4. Leaving the Tobotronc for midday in August. Queues are long; the first hour of the morning is by far the best slot.
5. Assuming the Tobotronc is always open. In mid-season it may be closed: check the official calendar.
6. You will need your mobile for the self-guided Secrets del Bosc route at cota 2000: go up with a charged battery.

Is Naturland worth it? Honest opinion

Yes, as long as you choose the right ticket for your plan.

Advantages:

• The Tobotronc is a unique experience: there is no other 5.3 km alpine coaster in the world.
• The Tirolina Eclipse and the N'Boscat have made the Aventura Plus a very complete option.
• It is the reference for cross-country skiing in Andorra, a modality you won't find in Grandvalira or Pal Arinsal.
• Buy online with a guaranteed discount compared to the ticket office.

Disadvantages:

• The 8 km separation between elevations requires planning and, in practice, a vehicle.
• In August, waits for the Tobotronc can exceed an hour.
• Outside of high season, some activities and sectors do not open daily.

Compared to alpine ski resorts, Naturland occupies its own space: family adventure, electric motor, cross-country skiing and nature. It doesn't compete with downhill; it complements it.

Book your visit to Naturland

You already know the real prices, what each ticket includes and what restrictions each activity has. In high season, online tickets sell out on central days and also cost less than at the ticket office.

Naturland in 2026 costs between €35 and €57 depending on the ticket, and the right decision depends on three things: if you want the Tirolina Eclipse (choose the Plus), if you are going with small children (Naturkids+) or if you are looking for snow instead of adrenaline (Rabassa). Buy online to save, check the seasonal calendar before going up and, if the Tobotronc is your priority, go first thing in the morning. With that resolved, all that remains is to enjoy the longest alpine coaster in the world and 800 hectares of mountain in the heart of Sant Julià de Lòria.

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