Andorra 5 Day Itinerary

Title: 5-Day Andorra Travel Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & Exploring Andorra La Vella

  • Arrival: Fly into Joan Gamper (ADL) or Port d’Infern (VOG), the two airports in Andorra. Alternatively, drive from Barcelona (ESP) or Toulouse (FRA). Check for flights and travel options that suit your schedule.

  • Check-in: Hotels are conveniently located in Andorra La Vella, the capital city. Some popular choices include Hotel Perlo, Hotel Nòvotel and Hotel Santa Marta.

  • Activities: Visit Casa de la Vall, the oldest public building in Andorra and the seat of government. Explore Calle Mayor, Andorra La Vella’s main street with numerous shops and restaurants. Don’t miss Mercat d’Andorra, the largest shopping center in Europe for tax-free luxury goods.

Day 2: Cultural Andorra

  • Activities: Visit Sant Julià de Lòria, one of the seven parishes of Andorra. Explore the beautiful Church of Sant Julià and enjoy the panoramic views. Next, head to Ordino for a visit to the Dalt Vila - Corda, a well-preserved medieval village.

  • Lunch: Try traditional Andorran cuisine in a local restaurant like Restaurant El Tarter or Restaurant La Ginebra d’Anyós.

  • Evening: Relax at Caldea, a thermal spa with stunning views over the Pyrenees.

Day 3: Adventure & Nature

  • Activities: Spend the day in the Valleys of Madriu-Perafita-Claror, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hike through beautiful landscapes, witness unique wildlife and enjoy breathtaking views.

  • Lunch: Pack a picnic or dine at a nearby restaurant.

  • Afternoon: Visit the Coma Pedrosa Nature Reserve for more hiking and stunning vistas.

Day 4: Outdoor Activities & Relaxation

  • Morning: Enjoy skiing, snowboarding or other winter sports at one of Andorra’s many ski resorts like Grandvalira or Vallnord. In summer, try hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding.

  • Lunch: Refuel at a mountain restaurant.

  • Afternoon: Visit the City of Arts and Entertainment (CAE) in Escaldes-Engordany to see art exhibitions and performances.

Day 5: Shopping & Departure

  • Morning: Spend your last hours shopping for tax-free goods, particularly electronics, perfumes, and clothing. Don’t forget to visit Andorra la Vella’s main street (Calle Mayor).

  • Lunch: Enjoy a farewell meal in one of the city’s many restaurants.

  • Departure: Depending on your flight schedule, head back to either Joan Gamper or Port d’Infern airports for your journey home.

Visa Requirements: Citizens of Schengen countries can stay in Andorra for up to 90 days without a visa. Other nationalities should check the Andorran embassy or consulate in their country for visa requirements.

Travel Tips:

  • Andorra uses the Euro as its official currency.
  • English is widely spoken, but knowing some basic Catalan or Spanish can be helpful.
  • The best time to visit Andorra depends on your interests - winter sports enthusiasts should go during winter, while hikers and nature lovers might prefer summer.
  • Electricity in Andorra is 230V, so remember to bring an adapter if needed.