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Snow and family fun during the 4 days of the Easter Bank Holiday

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Andorra is the perfect destination to enjoy Easter Week in the snow with the family. Ski in the ski resorts, enjoy longer days and a wide variety of activities.If you stay at our 3-star hotel, located at the foot of the slopes, you will have the comfort of accessing the snow without the need to travel and make the most of each day. Here is a day-by-day plan for you to make the most of Easter in Andorra. Day 1: Arrival and first contact with the snow The first day is perfect to settle comfortably in the hotel and start enjoying the surroundings. If you arrive early, here are some options to start your adventure: – Afternoon skiing or snowboarding Take advantage of the afternoon to glide down the slopes closest to your hotel. If you come with children, an excellent option is to sign them up for a class to familiarise them with the snow. We recommend you arrange the lessons before your arrival. – Explore the nearest village If you prefer, you can spend your first afternoon wandering around. Andorra has charming mountain villages where you can stroll and enjoy a hot chocolate snack, for example, the village of Canillo (just 10 minutes from the hotel). – Dinner with mountain views Before returning to your room and after a day of travel and activities in Andorra, there is nothing better than relaxing with a comforting dinner in our restaurant. Day 2: Skiing and fun in the snow Now comes the most fun day of the long weekend. After a comforting rest in one of our rooms and an energetic breakfast, it’s time to put on your boots and ski boards. – Family ski morning Make the most of the snow. Whether you are an expert or a first-timer, Grandvalira’s ski resorts offer slopes for all levels. See our article on what it’s like to ski in spring. – Lunch in a mountain restaurant Enjoy lunch with views of the Pyrenees in a mountain hut. It is an excellent time to eat grilled meat. – Afternoon of alternative activities After skiing and snowboarding, try something different: Sledging: guaranteed fun for young and old alike. Snowshoeing: a walk through the snowy forests to discover incredible landscapes. Snowmobiling: for the more adventurous, a snowmobile tour is a great option. – Relax at the hotel After an intense day, you can relax in our hotel, enjoy a nice hot bath or play with the little ones in the common areas. Day 3: Family plan with après-ski and sightseeing in Andorra If you love skiing and want to make the most of every last descent, we know you’ll go straight to the slopes. But if you feel like combining snow with other experiences, here are some other options: – Visit Naturland This adventure park is an excellent option for families. It has activities such as the Tobotronc, the world’s longest alpine toboggan run, and adventure circuits through the trees. – Afternoon shopping in Andorra la Vella The centre of Andorra la Vella and Escaldes is where most of the shops and shopping centres are concentrated, although you can also head to Pas de la Casa. These are perfect places to stroll around and take advantage of the competitive prices on clothes, technology and cosmetics, and you’ll have hours to spare! – Visit to Caldea For a quieter plan, nothing better than a wellness session at the largest spa in southern Europe. Check prices with our offer Caldea and hotel. Day 4: Last hours in the snow and farewell to Andorra Before returning home, you can still make the most of Easter in Andorra: – Express skiing As our hotel is at the foot of the slopes, you can take advantage of the morning for a last skiing session before check-out (or ask us for availability for a late-check-out to take it easy). – Farewell with a special meal Before leaving, enjoy a last meal in a typical restaurant and savour the flavours of the Pyrenees. Easter in Andorra is the perfect plan to enjoy four days in the snow with the family, with activities for all tastes, from skiing to activities and relaxation.If you are looking for comfort and direct access to the slopes, our 3-star hotel is the best option to make the most of every day. Book now and experience an Easter full of adventure and fun!

Great news! Grandvalira opens all sectors

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We can now announce it to the four winds: Grandvalira has finally been able to open all its sectors for the start of the 2024-25 ski season. Last weekend’s heavy snowfalls have left up to 75 cm of powder snow and the promise of spectacular days of skiing. If you are thinking of a getaway to Andorra, our cosy mountain hotel, located at the foot of the slopes of El Tarter, is the perfect option to combine comfort and snow. Snowfalls of up to 75 centimetres The snow has been a long time coming. Although we were unable to ski at the beginning of the first weekend in December, we were able to ski on the last day in some sectors of Grandvalira. As of Monday 9th, the rest of the sectors and the ski resorts of Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís were opened, which now offer powder snow for all levels of skiers and snowboarders.The recent accumulation of snow not only guarantees optimal pistes, but also creates an idyllic setting for those who enjoy the mountain scenery. Snow-covered forests and clear skies form the perfect backdrop for a skiing holiday. We are your home at the foot of the slopes in the El Tarter sector Our 3-star mountain hotel is ideal for relaxing after a day of excitement on the slopes. Strategically located at the foot of El Tarter, it gives you quick access to the ski slopes without the need for long journeys. In addition, we offer all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay: Warm and spacious rooms Comfortable and with views of the mountains. Designed to accommodate all types of guests. We have double, triple and quadruple rooms, including a suite for romantic getaways and a family room with 5 beds for large families. Restaurant with local cuisine after a day in the snow, enjoy typical Andorran dishes and international options prepared with fresh ingredients. Activities for all Andorra is not just about skiing. The recent snowfalls have also created the perfect setting for activities such as: Sledging and snowshoeing Take to the snowy circuits and venture deep into the Andorran forests. Mon(t) Magic de Canillo Ideal for the little ones, but also for adults. With a play area, activities and attractions such as the zip line that flies over the side of the Forn and the Màgic Gliss: a giant slide with a 555-metre course. Spa and wellness The thermal waters of Caldea are the perfect combination for your days in the snow. You can also complete your stay with relaxing massages and exclusive beauty treatments. Skiing in Andorra in safety The local ski schools have expert instructors who will introduce you to skiing or snowboarding. If you already have a certain level, you will progressively improve your technique. There are also specific areas for beginners, ensuring that you can have fun at your own pace.Thanks to the snowfall of the last few days, the conditions for learning and practising skiing are unbeatable. The fresh snow is easier to handle, which is ideal for beginners. Take advantage of special offers This winter, our hotel has offers that include accommodation and ski pass in Grandvalira to make your experience in Andorra more affordable and comfortable, buying the whole package at once. Book your days in the snow on our website. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy a unique winter in Andorra. With the recent snowfall, the slopes are at their best, and our 3-star family hotel is the perfect place.Whether you are travelling as a couple, alone or with your children, we guarantee you a comfortable and comfortable stay in a dreamlike natural environment. We are waiting for you!

The first getaway of the year comes with the Three Wise Men

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The first week of the year in Andorra comes as a real gift. This 2025, you deserve a special getaway, so why not include a trip to Andorra in your wishes to meet the Three Wise Men? From 4 to 6 January you have the perfect opportunity to extend the festive season surrounded by the winter charm of Andorra and with the excitement of a few days of skiing in Grandvalira. From the Hotel del Tarter, we make it easy for you to plan your stay with packages that include accommodation and ski pass. Book a hotel with ski pass in Andorra Make the most of the news year and treat yourself to a special getaway to enjoy the Three Wise Man tradictional festivity to put an end to the Christmas and New Year celebrations in the snow. We propose you our offer, which includes: – 2 days of ski pass in Grandvalira, so you can enjoy the snow at your own pace. – 2 nights at the Tarter hotel, at the foot of the slopes in the Tarter sector of Grandvalira, so that you can rest and not have to worry about the journey to the slopes. – Half board, with breakfast and dinner. It’s the perfect plan to disconnect in the snow, surrounded by spectacular landscapes and in the best company. Discover all the details of the offer and book your getaway now. The Three Wise Men also visit Andorra The magic of the parades will fill the streets of every town on the eve of Epiphany. From 5 p.m. onwards, in many of them, the Three Wise Men will arrive following the tradition, creating unforgettable moments for everyone. Check the full timetable here and don’t miss out on seeing the illusion on your children’s faces. The first weekend of the year in Andorra is a perfect combination of skiing and activities in the snow with tradictional. Every plan we propose is an invitation to make the most of the news year in the best surroundings!

5 Original Ideas in Grandvalira for the First Ski Weekend

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Are you all set for the first weekend of the season? We suggest 5 original and fun activities in Grandvalira for all tastes. But if you can’t make it on the first date, save this article to enjoy these ideas throughout the season. Discover a new way to go down the slopes with Snake Gliss Head to the Soldeu sector when the ski slopes close for this plan. Once everyone is gone, the fun begins! You’ll enjoy sliding down the Soldeu slopes on an articulated sled driven by a guide, taking you through different routes you might have skied during the day. It’s one of the must-try activities in Grandvalira, and you can even enjoy it with your children aged 3 and above. Be the first to step on the snow Grandvalira offers you the chance to ski almost alone and be among the first to glide on the snow. You’ll have to wake up a bit earlier, but you’ll experience a unique feeling. The “first snow” activity takes place from 8h to 9h, and you must purchase the ski pass in advance; a medium-high skiing level is also required. At El Tarter hotel, we can help you with reservations to enjoy one of Grandvalira’s most spectacular activities. Explore the forests of Grandvalira Without a doubt, this is one of Grandvalira’s most popular activities, and no wonder. Riding through the forest on a dog sled is a unique experience. You can enjoy this adventure on the circuits set up in Riba Escorxada, in the El Tarter sector, at the foot of the hotel, or in the Grau Roig adventure activity centre. Along the route, spectacular landscapes await you in surroundings that will leave you speechless. Mushing is ideal to enjoy with friends, as a couple or as a family, and you can choose between being the driver or relaxing as a passenger. Feel the adrenaline rush on the zipline The last two activities in Grandvalira can be done on the same day, at Mon(t) Magic in the Canillo sector. To access, head to the Canillo cable car just 5 minutes by car from the hotel. The first activity is sliding down the zipline that flies over the Forn lake; it’s 550 meters long and 40 meters high. You can take the ride seated, in a horizontal position, or in tandem with a child. You’ll love it! Have fun on the Magic Gliss The second activity in Canillo is the mountain slide in Grandvalira. The Magic Gliss has a 555-meter downhill and a 180-meter uphill track, reaching up to 40 km/h, and children from 3 years old can join, accompanied by an adult. Additionally, for more excitement, you can wear virtual reality glasses. Are you ready? The first weekend of the season in Grandvalira A new ski season starts on 30 November and you can’t miss it. To make the most of the first weekend, we suggest combining skiing with Grandvalira’s exciting activities for all tastes. From the first descents on fresh snow to unforgettable experiences such as mushing rides. And to complete a great day in the snow: stay at the Hotel del Tarter, on the slopes of the area with the same name. Here you’ll feel at home, surrounded by a friendly family atmosphere. Ready to experience the magic of the snow from the very first day? We’ll be waiting for you with open arms!

Do you like freestyle? Discover the snowparks of Grandvalira

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Here’s where you’ll find the adrenaline rush you’re looking for. Freestyle fans have an appointment at Grandvalira’s 3 snowparks, where you’ll have a great time thanks to their innovative design and features.In them you’ll find different modules and jumps so that, whether you’re just starting out or you’re an experienced rider, you’ll have a great time. Read on to discover more about the different snowparks: from the emblematic Snowpark El Tarter to Henrik Harlaut (the only one at night) or Grau Roig, with the most breathtaking views. SnowPark El Tarter This is the most famous snowpark in Grandvalira and the one that has hosted several international snowboard and freeski competitions such as the Total Fight Masters of Freestyle. This area is undoubtedly the centre of freestyle in the resort, offering a great experience for riders of all levels. With an extension of 1.3 km and several areas adapted to different abilities, its proximity to the hotel makes it a convenient and accessible option for those looking for action and adrenaline in every session. Sunrise Park Xavi: the snowpark of Grau Roig Here you will have the opportunity to both get started in freestyle and perfect your technique while having fun. This snowpark offers a variety of jumps and snow modules, such as kickers and top tables, as well as rails and boxes of medium and low difficulty. An authentic space, ideal for riders who want to get into the exciting world of freestyle. It is open from 10:00 to 16:00, offering a full day of action and fun. It is located in the Grau Roig sector, from where you can get there by car or by skiing from the different sectors. Peretol snowpark the only one at night The Sunset Park Henrik Harlaut, located in the Peretol sector, has the particularity of remaining open after the slopes close, opening from 15h00 to 21h00. It is the only snowpark in the area that offers night sessions, which makes it the perfect place to practice freestyle under the stars. We recommend you check the opening times as it is not open every day of the week. It is easily accessible by car from the main road and has a car park right at the foot of the snowpark. Freestyle lessons in Grandvalira If you’re taking your first steps in freestyle, Grandvalira has personalised lessons for snowboarders and skiers, designed to improve your technique quickly. Highly qualified instructors will guide you to improve your technique effectively and safely to make rapid progress on your jumps. These courses can be tailored to your needs, whether you’re looking to master basic tricks or perfect more advanced moves.You’ll also find shops to buy or hire your equipment, from state-of-the-art boards and skis, to protection and technical clothing. This will ensure you’re fully equipped to make the most of Grandvalira’s freestyle. Grandvalira’s snowparks Here you will enjoy one of the best freestyle experiences in southern Europe, where both the quality of the facilities and the natural surroundings of the Pyrenees stand out. Grandvalira’s snowparks are designed to offer intense emotions to riders of all levels, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes that enhance every jump and trick. After a day full of adrenaline, we’ll be waiting for you at the Hotel del Tarter, located at the foot of the Grandvalira sector. Here you can enjoy the perfect rest in comfortable rooms with views of the slopes, in a familiar and relaxing atmosphere to recharge your batteries and get ready for a new day of adventures.

Summer plans for a rainy day in Andorra with the whole family

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In this blog we tell you about the countless outdoor activities you can do in Andorra related to the mountains and nature in summer, but what happens when it rains? Well, the fun continues! In summer, the weather is often unpredictable and sometimes the rains also make their appearance, especially in the afternoons. But don’t worry.Andorra offers a wide variety of alternative proposals for a rainy summer day. Here are some options you can do with your children. Museum itinerary for rainy days You’ve probably heard that Andorra is one of the countries with the highest density of museums per square metre. But perhaps you don’t know all the themes they cover. Here we leave you with a route of 3 museums that are sure to appeal to both young and old alike. And they will also allow you to explore the whole country. – The Automobile Museum We begin with the museum dedicated to the world of automobiles, located in Encamp. It is a journey through the evolution of the car, where you will find some real gems. From the steam engine of the late 19th century to emblematic sports cars of the 1980s. – The Areny-Plandolit House Museum On this occasion, you will have to go to the centre of Ordino to visit an Andorran manor house from the 18th century. The rooms, furniture and items from this period have been preserved. In addition, Don Guillem d’Areny Plandolit himself, resident in the house a very influential character, will tell you first-hand about aspects of his life linked to the history of Andorra. The experience is presented with a montage that fuses holograms and physical objects from the house. – The Bici Lab Museum The bicycle is the star of this recently created museum, which houses one of the most important collections in Europe. Here you can also see a permanent exhibition of antique pieces and see how they have evolved. The most advanced technologies are also present in this museum, where you can experience the sensations of descending on a mountain bike thanks to a simulator or try other virtual reality experiences. Exploring Andorra on the tourist bus It’s always an excellent option to take the tourist bus around the country. You can choose from seven different circuits, each with a tour guide who will reveal the secrets of each itinerary. The tourist bus operates from 1 July to 15 September, every day of the week, offering half-day excursions in the morning. Each itinerary is themed, covering aspects such as art, traditions, Romanesque and traditional crafts, and all will allow you to discover Andorra’s breathtaking landscapes and panoramic views. Swap the rain for thermal water One of the best ways to enjoy a rainy day in Andorra is to visit Caldea with its thermal waters, jacuzzis, saunas and Turkish baths. If you have children over 5 years old, choose the Classic ticket (with children aged 3 and 4, the Classic ticket will allow them access to Likids, a thermal experience just for children with monitors who will be supervising them and preparing activities while those over 5 years old enjoy Caldea’s facilities). It is the perfect plan for hot rainy days. Check our offer with hotel and entrance to Caldea. Shopping in Andorra A rainy day is the perfect excuse to go shopping and take advantage of the summer sales. The centre of Andorra la Vella and Escaldes-Engordany is known for its shops, where you can find everything. From electronics and technology to clothes, fashion and perfumes. The shops are concentrated in the Meritxell and Carlemany avenues or the Riberaygua area and crossings. In addition, of course, to Pas de la Casa, offering a comfortable and pleasant shopping experience. Rain in summer doesn’t have to ruin your holidays in Andorra. You’ll find a wide variety of alternative B plans that won’t be affected by the weather. So next time you see clouds on the horizon, remember that every day is an opportunity to create unforgettable memories.We are waiting for you to enjoy a perfect holiday, rain or shine!

Explore the jewels of Romanesque art in Andorra

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Complete your trip to Andorra with a visit to some of the country’s most iconic Romanesque churches. They are the best-kept secret, as they are closed to the public for most of the year and only open in summer. From mid-June to September they offer guided tours to get a closer look at them. Sant Joan de Caselles This is one of the most representative Romanesque churches in Andorra. It is located at the entrance to the town of Canillo. It dates from between the 11th and 12th centuries and is of typical Romanesque construction, with a rectangular nave with a wooden roof and a Lombard bell tower. The two porticoes you will see were added in the 16th and 17th centuries. Inside there are vestiges of a Romanesque stucco majesty from the 12th century, completed by murals and an altarpiece. It has a charm that makes it very special Perhaps because of the construction itself or because of the location, next to the river with the mountain in the background, we don’t know! You’ll have to visit it and tell us what you liked most about this Romanesque church in Canillo. The medieval complex of Les Bons Next, we’ll take you to the pretty village of Les Bons in Encamp, to visit not just a Romanesque church, but a historic complex. Start with the church of Sant Romà de les Bons, which is, of course, of Romanesque origin. What makes it unique is the construction of the rectangular nave, the reproductions of the murals of the Master of Santa Coloma and the original stone altar table. But not only this, as it is completed with the remains of a 4-storey defence tower, two dovecotes and a water tank excavated in the rock. Impressive views When you see the situation you will understand why this was the best lookout point, as the views cover all sides. Today it is a point of interest worth visiting, both for the heritage and the landscape. Santa Coloma and the Columba space It is listed as the oldest church in Andorra, as evidenced by its pre-Romanesque style construction from the 8th and 9th centuries. It also contained murals by the master of Santa Coloma, which, as in many other churches, are no longer inside, but can be seen thanks to a video-mapped recreation. The original paintings are now, after years of waiting, in the Espacio Columba, a very interesting museum located a few metres from the church. Romanesque murals In the 1930s they were sold and after many efforts on the part of the Andorran authorities, they managed to recover them in 2007. But due to the changes that the church has undergone, they can no longer be exhibited in their original place. So now they can be seen in the Columba space, where you can also enjoy permanent exhibitions of Romanesque art objects. Romanesque-style monuments Apart from the Romanesque churches in Andorra, there are also other buildings in this artistic style in a good state of conservation. A good example is the bridge of La Margineda, not far from the church of Santa Coloma, the bridge of La Tosca in Escaldes-Engordany or the bridge of Sant Antoni de la Grella. Visiting the churches and other Romanesque monuments is an experience that takes you back in time. Afterwards, relax in our mountain hotel Discovering the Romanesque churches is a fascinating experience not to be missed. What better way to continue your journey than staying in one of our rooms? We offer all the comfort and warm hospitality you need to rest and recharge your batteries.Book now and enjoy a complete cultural and relaxing experience. We are waiting for you!

Explore the charm of the Sorteny Valley in the summertime

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Hiking in Andorra is one of the most popular activities when the snow melts. You’ll find trails to suit all tastes through mountains and spectacular landscapes. Families with small children are also welcome, thanks to accessible, well-marked trails of moderate difficulty. From leisurely strolls through green valleys to adventures at higher altitudes. On this occasion, we take you to the Sorteny Valley nature park to discover a place where you can explore nature and enjoy the great outdoors as a family. The Sorteny Valley Natural Park It is a starting point for many hiking routes, which are surprisingly beautiful and where you can do everything from easy to high-mountain itineraries. It is a place of scientific interest, for its fauna and flora, but also on a historical and educational level, as well as being a place to observe birds and butterflies. Sorteny covers an area of 1,080 hectares and is located in the parish of Ordino, which in 2020 was named a Biosphere Reserve. The Vall de Sorteny nature park was created in 1999 with the aim of protecting the environment and conserving the natural heritage.It is one of the three natural parks in Andorra, along with Madriu-Perafita-Claror and Comapredosa. What to do in the Sorteny Valley Natural Park? This park is home to the second and third highest peaks in Andorra: the Serrera peak at 2,914m and the Pico de l’Estanyó at 2912m. These are recommended hikes, but only if you have a good level and knowledge of the mountain. The difference in altitude is significant and you will need at least 4 hours to reach the summit. Hiking in Andorra  In the Park you can do other less demanding excursions, such as the Estany de l’Estanyó lake, which is less steep and less time-consuming, as you can reach it in 2 hours. It is also worth discovering the Planell del Quer, a 2-hour circular route that allows you to go through different, more accessible parts of the park, going up to the refuge and down through the Rialb Valley. Guided routes  If you wish, you can choose some of the self-guided thematic trails with points of interest and signposted, very easy access, little slope and shorter, ideal to do when you go with small children.For those who love guided excursions, the park offers different excursions that will allow you to get to know the environment much better. You can book them directly at the park.Take note that in the car park there is a tourist office where they will give you information about Sorteny 😉. How to get to the Sorteny Valley Sorteny is located in the valley opposite the hotel in El Tarter, so you will have to take the car. To get there go to the centre of Canillo and from there take the Montaup road which links to the Coll de Ordino. You’ll probably come across more than one cyclist and you’ll also see the Casamanya peak in all its splendour, one of the most emblematic peaks in Andorra. When you reach the centre of Ordino, head towards the village of Serrat and about 500 metres from the exit you will find the park entrance. You should be aware that the car park, in summer, is chargeable and as it is limited, we advise you to arrive early to find a parking space. The price of the parking space is fixed and costs around 4€. Sleeping in Andorra After touring the Sorteny Valley natural park, it’s time to return to the hotel. Get your strength back with a good dinner and rest in one of our cosy and comfortable rooms with mountain views. You can now book your room, start preparing your getaway or holidays in Andorra and plan your hiking routes. We’ll be back on 21 June!

Splash, the new attraction at the Palau de Gel for the summer evenings

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The Palau de Gel has launched Splash, a new water slide activity that is going to be all the rage this summer. Just a five-minute drive from the hotel, it promises to be the perfect refuge from the heat on summer afternoons. Located in the swimming pool of the Canillo resort, it guarantees fun and laughter for the whole family after a day in the mountains. It will undoubtedly be one of the attractions of the year. Splash: Andorra’s new water attraction Launched at the beginning of this year 2024, Splash has 3 large water slides inside the centre’s pool with a 53-metre ride at a height of 7 metres. The activity lasts one hour and to enter you must be at least 1.20 metres tall and children under 10 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. All participants must bring a swimming costume, towel, cap and bathing shoes. Don’t forget to book in advance, as places are limited, but this way you can make sure you go at the time that suits you best. Tickets are sold directly on their website as individual or family packages. Children between 3 and 12 years old can have fun on the slides in the small pool. Olympic ice rink at Palau de Gel Located right in the centre of Canillo, the sports complex also houses the only ice rink in Andorra. It has Olympic-sized ice rinks and has had its facilities renovated this winter. From its stands it is common to see skating and ice hockey competitions. But it is also open to the public, where you can ice skate with the whole family. In addition to the swimming pool and the Olympic ice rink, the centre also offers tennis and squash courts, a climbing wall and a sports hall. The Palau de Gel has individual or family tickets to combine entry to Splash with ice skating or the climbing wall. Canillo: a lively parish all year round When you stay at the Hotel del Tarter you have an endless number of activities at your fingertips. Very close to the Palau de Gel is the cable car to Grandvalira. It is open both in winter to reach the ski slopes and in summer where you can enjoy the activities in the heart of nature at Mon(t) Magic. Canillo is also home to the most famous viewpoint in Andorra: the Roc del Quer, and very close by is the spectacular Tibetan Bridge. You can also enjoy a large number of hiking routes without leaving the parish. Discover all the activities you can do in Canillo in this blog article. Outdoor activities for all tastes If you are planning a few days’ holiday in Andorra, you can make the most of them to discover all the leisure and activities on offer that go perfectly with Splash. In addition to physical activities, Andorra is also a paradise for culture lovers. During the summer, the streets come alive with open-air music festivals, attracting rhythms to suit all tastes. Such as Classicand, the Jazz festival, the Jambo held in the capital. Or, very close to the hotel: Andorra Mountain Music, from 29 to 30 June. Three-star hotel at the foot of the Grandvalira ski resort The Hotel del Tarter is a family-run hotel that guarantees you a comfortable and pleasant place to rest. It is also the perfect starting point to enjoy all that Andorra has to offer during the summer. From exciting water adventures at Splash del Palau de Gel to exploring the nature and culture of the country. We assure you that your stay will be unique. Plan your trip this summer and experience the magic of Andorra with us. We look forward to seeing you from 21 June.