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Soldeu
Ski Holidays

Soldeu skiing is great for...

Apres ski

Big ski area

Families

Beginners

Intermediates

High altitude

Welcome to Soldeu Ski Resort

Ideal for families with easy access to slopes
Super value ski holidays
High-altitude and snowsure skiing
Freestyle parks for boarders

Soldeu Andorra is part of the vast Grandvalira ski area with access to over 200km of runs and high-altitude pistes, including Pas de la Casa. With most runs in the blue-to-red intermediate zone, Soldeu skiing is renowned for cruisy corduroy runs, and it’s a hot spot for beginners, too. For thrillseekers, there’s a handful of black runs to test your nerve.

Snowboarders are also well catered for in Soldeu ski resort, with three terrain parks to master across Grandvalira. A real hub for freestyle riders, head to Sunset Park Henrik Harlaut in the evening for some floodlit airtime.

As with all resorts in the Andorran region, you can book Soldeu ski holidays for rock-bottom prices. And with heaps of ski-in ski-out digs, this place is prime for young families.

Ready to stop for a breather? Soldeu’s eclectic choice of mountain bars and restaurants will quench your thirst and fuel you up for more runs on the pistes.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

1710m

Total Piste KM

215km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

1710m-2640m

Soldeu ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 215km

Beginner(Distance: 100km)

8/10

Intermediate(Distance: 82km)

6/10

Advanced(Distance: 33km)

4/10

Best time to ski in Soldeu

One of Soldeu’s key attractions is its low-price ski holidays, and you’ll bag the best deals if you can travel off-season. You’ll also avoid busy slopes at Christmas, New Year, and during the February holidays. If you’re a fair-weather skier, the days in March and April are a bit longer and warmer - make the most of twelve hours of daylight and enjoy apres on sunny terraces amongst the snowy Pyrenees mountains.

Snow conditions in Soldeu

Soldeu’s ski season runs from mid-December until mid-April. Generally speaking, you can find great snow conditions in Soldeu at any time, but if things are a bit lean, Soldeu benefits from its unique terrain – the north-facing slopes hold onto the snow better, and with high-altitude skiing up to 2,600m, and snowmaking machines covering more than 40% of the pistes, it’s a pretty safe snowsure bet.

Things to do in Soldeu

Indoor activities in Soldeu

If you’re forced to stay indoors due to bad weather, hop on the bus to Pas de la Casa, just 10 minutes away, for a dip in the Leisure Centre pool with stunning views of the mountains, or wear out the kids in the soft play zone.

Outdoor activities in Soldeu

For those seeking outdoor adventures away from the slopes, a range of activities awaits. Slip and slide down the mountain on the Snake Gliss for a unique sledging experience, or head to nearby Canillo to go ice skating. Got some cash to burn? The duty-free shops in Andorra’s capital will treat you to a good dose of retail therapy.

Spa and wellness activities in Soldeu

For some serious relaxation, there’s no better place to unwind than at the luxurious Sport Wellness Mountain Spa. With a range of saunas, a large pool with water jets, and an outdoor jacuzzi overlooking the pistes, you’ll be ready and raring to hit the slopes again.

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Restaurants in Soldeu

Cort De Popaire - One for the foodies. Indulge in seriously tasty traditional Andorran dishes cooked on an open-fire and served in a beautifully restored rustic stone barn.

Fat Alberts - If you’ve worked up a big appetite, book a table for the all-you-can-eat RIBs night at Fatty’s. Everything is freshly made, and big groups will love the lively atmosphere.

La Caleta - This is a hidden gem that, once discovered, you’ll want to visit time and time again. And with super fresh authentic tapas by the mountain load, even the most energetic skiers won’t go hungry.

Ibaya - For a unique mountain dining experience that you won’t forget in a hurry, indulge in a tasting menu at this top-drawer Michelin star restaurant.

Nightlife & Apres in Soldeu

The apres in Soldeu is a little less hectic than Pas de la Casa, but there are still some lively places to let your hair down.

The Villager - Located right next to the main gondola, this is the first apres stop in Soldeu straight from the pistes. With friendly staff, a warm welcome, and delicious mulled wine, what’s not to love?

Aspen - For an authentic pub experience with pool, table football, and live sports on the big screen, Aspen feels like your home away from home.

The Harp - A good craic is guaranteed at this lively Irish pub – down a few pints of Guinness, meet the locals and listen to live music every night of the week.

Fat Alberts - Affectionately known as Fatty’s, this is one of our all-time favourite bars in Soldeu. From cheesy pop songs to banging dance tunes, dance the night away to live music and upbeat DJ sets.