On the mountain

Ski area

Historically, the six village resorts that make up the “Grand Valley” were unable or unwilling to cooperate with each other meaning that, potentially, you needed a different pass for Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo and Encamp.
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Lift system

All the ski lifts in Grandvalira have both a code and a name. There are 64 ski lifts – 1 funitel (twin cable car), 3 cable cars, 14 detachable high-speed chair lifts, 16 fixe grip chair lifts, 16 ski lifts, 9 overhead cable lifts and 5 magic carpets with a combined transport capacity of the 99,600 skiers per hour.
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Ski schools & guiding

Across Grandvalira there are now 450 instructors working in its six centres - Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo and Encamp – so you’ll have no problem finding ski instructors or ski guides who speak the three official languages of Andorra (French, Spanish and Catalan) plus English of course.
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Advanced

For those who fancy clocking up 193km in one day there is the new Explore Grandvalira tour itinerary which gives you the option to cover the whole ski area from Pas de la Casa to El Forn which passes through Soldeu.
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Intermediate

Nearly two thirds of Grandvalira region is intermediate blue and red run skiing with a total of 38 blue runs and 32 red, of which thirteen blue eight and red runs are in the Soldeu sector which is the most centrally convenient base in Grandvalira and best for intermediates.
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Beginners

The Grandvalira region has a total of 18 green runs and 38 blue of which 6 green runs and 13 blue are above Soldeu.
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Boarding & freestyle

There’s no restriction on snowboarding within the Grandvalira which is keen to be “cool” and increasingly the authorities are investing to expand and improve the existing snowparks and freestyle circuits.
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Mountain restaurants

Grandvalira has 33 on-mountain eating and drinking places offering a wider range of cuisine and eating experiences, from full-service restaurants to cafeterias and small huts where you can easily pit stop without even taking off your skis.
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Ski Map

open Soldeu Ski map

Off the mountain

Village

Soldeu was until recently a farming village on either side of the busy main road CG2 that runs northeast-southwest through Andorra.
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Accommodation

Soldeu has good hotel accommodation for those seeking 4-star or even 5-star hotel comforts and dominated by the Calbo family’s three Sport Hotels at the foot of the cable car.
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Apres-ski

In the evening it’s party time all the way down the main street of Soldeu.
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Restaurants & bars

Traditionally Andorrans eat out in bordas (farmhouse restaurants) but there are few of these left in the resorts. Much more typical is The Villager behind the cable car station which offers essentially British fare (chips) and other delicacies (like chilli) perceived to be British.
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Other activities

Ski hire is available from Esqui Cablo (376 851 500) and Esports Pic Negre (376 851 580) both off the mains street and Serveis de Neu (376 869 570) in the basement of Abhotel Piolets.
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Getting there

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