Living in Andorra means living in peace and tranquillity, privacy and security. Yet it is also a magnificent destination for the enjoyment of life in contact with nature, where you can enjoy open air activities and a stunning landscape that is unique in the world.

When the first glimmerings of spring and summer start to appear in Andorra, open air activities provide a magnificent option for fans of active tourism and adventure in the mountains, providing a sense of well being that comes from leaving the hectic life of the city far behind.

In Andorra there is space for a wide range of different lifestyles, particularly those that involve living in contact with the Principality’s splendid natural environment. Because of its location Andorra offers a wide range of activities, both for those seeking a peaceful and quieter pace of life and those with excess adrenalin that they need to burn off.

Hiking for all

There are many guided walks for hiking throughout the Principality of Andorra, for all levels of experience and abilities. Accompanied by expert guides you can discover lakes, traverse green valleys, admire infinite panoramic views and make the most of the mountains with absolute safety.

Mountain climbing

Andorra has over 25 different climbing routes, offering varying degrees of difficulty. Fixed-aid routes, climbing walls and routes that invite you to admire the country from a variety of lofty angles. All of the climbing routes, as well as the canyoning descents, are clearly signposted.

Golf … 2,590 m closer to the stars

One of Andorra’s best kept secrets is the golf course at Soldeu.

At Golf Soldeu, lovers of the sport will find a truly unique course, the highest in all of Europe, with access by gondola lift. Occupying 16 hectares this is a 9-hole, par 33 course (1 par 5, 4 par 4’s and 4 par 3’s). Designed by the hand of the prestigious British course designer Jeremy Pern, the course also includes a clubhouse and provides professional instruction for those who are keen to improve their handicap.

Sport fishing in the high mountains

When the temperatures start to come down again, ushering in a more temperate climate (March to November), the sports fishing season gets fully under way in Andorra’s lakes and streams.

The country has 15 controlled fishing areas, 4 intensive, 3 nature reserves and 3 no-kill areas. While also offering the perfect complement to sports fishing, unique landscapes and lakes at a height of over 2,000 metres.

Important: you will previously have to consult all of the information regarding fishing licences in Andorra.

Cycling in Andorra

A port of call for both the Toure de France and the Vuelta de España road races, Andorra’s cycle-tourism routes are an indisputable destination for many elite sportsmen and sportswomen set on completing stages in Andorra and amateurs who simply like to get out and about on their bikes.

High mountain passes, safe roads in perfect condition, infinite landscapes, in Andorra all of this and much, much more awaits cycling enthusiasts of all levels.

Many more activities in Andorra

Horse riding, MBT, Bike Park, Woodland Adventure, Buggies, Karting, Ecotourism, Mini-golf….There are endless activities for those who seek a life in an environment of absolute beauty and tranquillity.

Living in Andorra

For those interested in Living in Andorra, at Andorra Sotheby’s International Realty we can help you with all aspects of your move to the Principality. We have experts in all areas who can process your  Andorra residence papers, advise you when it comes to making the best business decisions and buying a property in Andorra.

For more information regarding activities in Andorra, visit: Visitandorra.com

For more information, contact Andorra Sotheby’s International Realty, your real estate agency in the Principality of Andorra.

Andorra Sotheby’s International Realty – Av. Joan Martí, 102 – AD200 Encamp – Tel. + 376 872 222 – Fax: + 376 872 223 – [email protected]