7 Nights Skiing In Andorra 2026

Pas De La Casa, Andorra 

One of Europe's best ski schools and 215km of piste in the Grandvalira area make Pas de la Casa a popular pick for beginners and groups on a budget. The nursery zone is up the mountain, so first-timers can hop on the gondola and then practise their technique in lessons with professional instructors. And while they’re learning, intermediates can head off to explore the open blues and reds higher up and the tree-lined pistes in the Grau Roig sector.

For those travelling alone, Pas de la Casa offers an easygoing vibe that makes meeting fellow skiers simple. The lift system is well-connected to the wider Grandvalira ski area, giving access to over 200km of skiable terrain. After a day on the slopes, the town comes alive with après-ski bars, casual dining, and duty-free shopping. Accommodation options range from budget-friendly hotels to more comfortable apartments, many located just steps from the lifts, making it an effortless choice for a stress-free ski getaway.

The town might lack traditional charm but it makes up for it with lots of great-value self-catering apartments and an excellent après scene that’s earned it the nickname ‘Ibiza on snow’. Music starts thumping from mid-afternoon, and you can step straight from the piste to the slopeside terrace of the Aparthotel Les Olimpiades to kick things off. Then spend the rest of the evening grabbing a bite to eat in a restaurant, where you’ll find everything from classic tapas to fondue and fine dining, or partying in hotspots like Paddy’s Irish Pub and Milwaukee bar. And the best bit? Food and drinks here cost far less than in other European ski resorts.

Pas de la Casa's après-ski scene is lively and vibrant, making it a great spot for solo travelers looking to meet new people and unwind after a day on the slopes. The resort town has a mix of bars, restaurants, and cafés, many of which stay open well into the evening, offering a casual but fun atmosphere.

One of the most popular après-ski spots is The Iceberg, a lively bar where you can enjoy drinks and music while mingling with fellow skiers. Another hotspot is Café de la Plaça, a relaxed venue that offers a variety of cocktails and often hosts themed nights. If you're looking for something a little more energetic, Paddy’s Irish Bar is a go-to, serving up classic pub food, drinks, and lively entertainment. For those wanting to keep the party going, there are also nightclubs like Les 7 Portes, where you can dance into the early hours.

Beyond après-ski, Pas de la Casa offers plenty of other activities. If you’re not skiing, you can try snowboarding, snowshoeing, or snowmobiling for an adrenaline-packed alternative. There’s also dog sledding if you’re looking for something unique, or if you’re feeling relaxed, the local spa facilities offer the perfect way to unwind after a long day of skiing.