Naturland Andorra 2026: Prices, Tobotronc and local tips

What is Naturland and how much does it cost?Naturland is Andorra's largest adventure park, located in La Rabassa (Sant Julià de Lòria). Ticket prices in 2026 range from €35 to €52 depending on the mode (Adventure, Plus, Naturkids or Rabassa). Its star attraction is the Tobotronc, the world's longest alpine slide at 5.3 km, but it also offers Nordic skiing, snowmobiling, and guided tours.

If you're planning your trip and wondering if it's worth going up, the answer is a resounding yes, but it requires planning. As an Andorran who has trekked the forests of La Rabassa all his life, I assure you that this is not a traditional amusement park, but a comprehensive high-mountain center. In this pillar article, I'll tell you the whole truth: Naturland Andorra prices, real opening hours, the secret packs that are most worthwhile, unfiltered opinions, and how to master its two levels.

What is Naturland and how is it divided?

The first mistake visitors make is thinking that Naturland is a single, enclosed area. The park is located in Sant Julià de Lòria and is divided into two sectors separated by 8 kilometers of road:

• Cota 1600: The center for adrenaline and mechanical attractions.
• Cota 2000: The high-mountain sector, with routes, animals, and snow.

What to do by season: Tobotronc and more

Cota 1600 (All year round)

• Tobotronc: The world's longest alpine slide. You descend 5.3 km among trees, controlling your own speed. (Minimum height: 1.20 m).
• Airtrekk and New Features: The largest Sky Trail in Europe, 13.5 meters high. Additionally, this winter 2025-26, they have premiered a spectacular new zip line and the N'Boscat circuit.

Cota 2000 (Radical change according to season)

• Winter: It becomes the epicenter of skiing in Andorra for the Nordic (cross-country).
• Summer: The Bikepark takes over along with horse riding, Conangle Farm, and pure hiking.

Naturland Andorra: Real prices and passes (March 2026)

Searching for "Naturland Andorra prices" is often confusing because rates depend on what you want to do. As a local, I bring you the official updated price list for this season. Remember that you can book the entire experience and passes through the secure options in our Experiences.

The best specific packages and experiences

If you want to go a step beyond the general admission, there are combined packages and themed experiences that are what Andorrans truly book for special weekend plans. Here are the best packs currently available:

Motor and Snow Adventure (Cota 2000):

• Night snowmobile + dinner at Naturland: The premium experience par excellence. Driving under the stars and mountain dinner.
• Snowmobiles at Naturland (Daytime routes).
• Moon Bike / Snow Scooter: Electric and ultralight vehicles to glide through the snow in a different way.
• Guided snowshoe outing: To not miss the best corners of the forest.
• Rabassa Ticket (Cross-Country Skiing): The base of winter.

Cycling and Summer (Bike Center):

• Bike pass + 1-day Rental: Full access to the circuits with bicycle included.
• Bike Pass + 1/2 Day E-bike Rental: Ideal if you want extra help with an electric bicycle.
• Bike Pass: Access only (if you bring your own bike).

Nature and Family:

• Guided horse riding / Pony ride: Perfect for connecting with the mountain at a slow pace.
• Adventure Max Ticket / Deep Emotions / Naturkids+ Ticket: Extended versions of classic tickets with more time or activities.

Special and Magical Events:

• Santa Claus returns to Naturland!: An essential December classic if you're coming with children.
• Witches and Wizards Night: Themed nocturnal events that transform the forest.

How much time is needed and best time to go

How much time do I need?

To do the Tobotronc and the Adventure Ticket, half a day is enough. If you take packs like the "Adventure Plus Ticket" or add skiing/routes, book a full day.

Best time

To avoid crowds and enjoy the Bike Pass, May, June, and September are unbeatable. If you're looking for snow and want to try the Moonbikes, come between January and March.

Updated opening hours

• High Season (Summer, Christmas, winter weekends): 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (or 6:00 PM in July and August).
• Low Season: Open Wednesday to Sunday or only on weekends (10:00 AM to 5:00 PM).

Is it worth it? Real opinions, pros and cons

Is it worth it? Absolutely yes, but with the right ticket.

Advantages

• The Adventure Plus Ticket with the new zip line is a huge leap in quality.
• Unique experiences in Andorra like Moonbikes or dining after a night snowmobile tour.
• Pure air at 2,000 meters altitude.

Disadvantages

• In August, queues for the Tobotronc require patience.
• Requires transport or careful bus planning to cover the 8 km between Cota 1600 and 2000.

Comparison with other plans in Andorra

Within any Andorra Guide, Naturland shines for being different:

• Naturland vs. Grandvalira: Naturland is the king of Nordic (cross-country) skiing and ecological motor activities for families. Grandvalira is for alpine downhill skiing.
• Naturland vs. Thermalism: Combine a day of "Deep Emotions" at Naturland with an afternoon at the spa. It's the perfect balance.

How to get there and where to sleep

Take the road of La Rabassa (CS-130) from Sant Julià de Lòria. In 8 km you will reach Cota 1600 and, after another 8 km, Cota 2000. Both with free parking.

Where to sleep

Book one of the hotels in Andorra located in the same parish to avoid traffic jams. You'll be at the ticket office in 15 minutes.

Local tips: Avoid these mistakes

1. Always dress warmly: At 2,000 meters the weather changes quickly.
2. Technical footwear: Smooth soles are a danger in the forest.
3. The Tobotronc trick: Book the first hour of the morning. You'll go down at your own pace, with no one slowing you down ahead.

Discover the best experiences in Andorra

Now that you know all the real packs and prices, it's time to secure your spot. Options like night snowmobiling or the Tobotronc sell out quickly in high season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Joan
Article written and updated by the local team of Andorra.com