Holiday rentals and lettings in Andorra

The tiny country of Andorra is almost entirely geared towards tourism. Visitors come from all over Europe and further afield for the unique tax-free shopping, eclectic collection of ski resorts, Alpine panoramas and inimitable local character. If you are skiing at the main resort in Grandvalira, there are numerous delightful holiday rentals right on its doorstep in Pas de la Casa or Soldeu. If shopping is your main draw, stay in the capital, Andorra La Vella or nearby Escaldes Engordany.

Imagine a flat at the foothills of a beautiful ski resort. In winter you cook a hearty breakfast, kit up and then walk to the gondola in just 3 minutes. In summer, you can start early and get straight onto a gorgeous hiking trail. Then after your day of fun-fuelled activity, you arrive back at your holiday rental, pour a drink and feast on the spectacular mountain views from your terrace. Imagine Andorra!

A capital city with a population of just over 20,000 people, Andorra la Vella is compact and full of charm. It has a thriving bar and cafe culture, a buzzing main street lavished with galleries showcasing local art and handicraft shops, and restaurants overflowing with character.

Noblesse du Temps is a striking sculpture made by the acclaimed Salvador Dali, which depicts a melting clock on a tree trunk, surrounded by statues. It represents how precious our time is on this earth and how quickly it can fade away.

The real beauty of Andorra lies in its small villages, with the medieval Ordino being the highlight. Located high up in the mountains at over 1,300 metres, it is a consummate example of harmony between the hand of man and nature. Beautifully looked-after, its streets are bursting with technicolour flowers and plants leaning out from the gorgeous stone houses that lined the village’s cobblestoned streets.

There are some genuinely impressive spa experiences in Andorra where you can spend the day and unwind. Head to Caldea in Escaldes-Engordany, a wonderfully large spa complex boasting ice baths, steam rooms, and a large pool which extends outside. When it is snowing, you can float in the warm water of a natural spring and feel the snow fall on your face. A true holiday experience!

In the first week of August Andorra La Vella lights up with its Craft Festival, a celebration of time-honoured handicrafts and local food products. Learn all about the history of Andorran agriculture and take advantage of the opportunity to buy souvenirs to remind you of your wonderful holiday in Andorra, such as heritage woodwork and local specialities like garlic and brandy cheese.