Numerous Tours for Visitors
Andorrans take pride in their ability to cater to all types of tourists, that is why they offer a variety of guided expeditions. The Smuggler's Route Quad Biking Tour is one of the best. It travels from Andorra to Spain along the same route that has been used for centuries to smuggle contraband across the border. This is an exciting ride, so hold on tight and prepare to navigate a variety of hills and valleys along the way. You can’t miss the scenery but look out as you bypass the topography.
The Via Ferrata Bony d'Envalira in Grau Roig is a mountain-protected climbing route with a minimum altitude of 2,414 meters. This journey combines walking and mountain climbing. You'll start at the Grau Roig ski station and trek for around an hour and a half with your Via Ferrata guide until you reach the high mountain area. Following this, you will begin the three-hour ascent. You'll eventually reach the peak, where you'll be treated to a priceless 360-degree panoramic view of the area's mountain landscape. It's incredible!
France, Spain, and Andorra Day Tour is a one-day guided tour that begins in Barcelona and travels through Baga, Spain, then to Ax-les-Thermes in Foix, France, and finally to Andorra. Baga is located in the same Catalan area as Andorra. At 785 meters above sea level, you may witness firsthand what medieval Spanish cities looked like.
Ax-les-Thermes, on the French side, has been a spa resort town since the nineteenth century. It's famous for its healing, sulfurous hot water springs, which were once used to treat skin and joint conditions. Following that, you'll travel through the mountains, taking in the scenery and terrain before arriving in Andorra for some fun in Andorra la Vella. This is a day tour and lasts approximately 12 hours.
