Wonderful Nature

Andorra is a natural treasure trove waiting to be discovered. Stunning natural regions cover about 90% of this country. This allows you to go closer to nature and bask in its beauty while inhaling in the clean air of Andorra.

The Principality features three nature parks: the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, the Comapedrosa Valley, and the Sorteny Valley. The greatest of them is the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with about 40,000 hectares of protected space. In all three nature parks, you'll be able to view the Pyrenees' ecological wealth and learn about how nature and humanity coexist in a healthy and perfectly balanced condition.

When describing Andorra and its natural riches, it is not confined to its natural parks. Outside of those parks, the country has a lot to offer in terms of natural beauty. After the winter snow melts, Andorra's majestic high-mountain lakes, such as Juclà, Tristaina, Engolasters, Ensagents, and others, nestled in deep valleys amidst the mountains, are a sight to see. Their crystal pure waters attest to unrivaled purity and joy.

This landlocked nation is framed by the Pyrenees Mountains, whose rugged walls and snowy summits may be seen far into the summer. While Comapedrosa is the highest peak at 2,942 meters, there are numerous additional summits that are above 2,700 meters high, such as Montmals, Casamanya, and Pic del Estanyó. While competent mountaineers might aim for the highest peak, less experienced mountaineers can enjoy the breathtaking views from all sides of the mountains.