Excursión guiada con raquetas de nieve en la zona de Ordino-Arcalis

Snowmobile adventure in the Ordino-Arcalís area

In the mood to add an extra dose of excitement to your Andorra holiday? This snowmobile driving experience has you covered. You'll head to the Ordino-Arcalís area of the country, a ski resort that's renowned for its hilly landscapes and abundance of snow. You'll take a chairlift up to the meeting point, where you'll get checked in, be shown how to operate the snowmobile and map out your route. You'll have a guide with you who'll be leading the way throughout the trip, and they'll tell you when you can really open up the throttle and get some speed up.

Guided snowshoeing trek in the Ordino-Arcalis area

This guided trek takes you into the Ordino-Arcalis region, a ski resort in Andorra that's known for its back-to-nature feel. You'll meet your guide at the trip organiser's office – you'll hop on a chairlift to reach it. Here, you'll gear up and map out a route, before heading off on your hike. Your guide is an expert local who'll tell you all about the area, its wildlife and the culture as you explore. You can also bundle this snowshoeing walk with an extra stop at the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint, 2,625 metres above sea level – you can take in panoramic views of the entire Pyrenees Mountain range here.

Canillo Valley scenic hike

Lace up your walking boots for this golden ticket to fresh mountain air and total bliss. You're in for a scenic hike through the Eastern Pyrenees' Canillo Valley, ending at the Sanctuary of Meritxell – Andorra's most important religious temple. Perfect for families, this adventure mixes nature, culture, and a touch of cardio. You'll kick things off at the Romanesque Church of Saint Miquel of Prats. The pine-scented air is a total wake-up call, giving you that energy boost to climb higher and higher. You'll be seriously impressed by the panoramic views of the Canillo Valley. Think rolling hills, wildflowers, and jaw-dropping vistas of the Pyrenees. Before you know it, you'll reach the tour's showstopper – the Sanctuary of Meritxell. While your mountain guide spills the tea on Andorra's most important religious site, soak up the soul-soothing vibes and snap up pics of the structure's arch-covered exterior. Don't miss out on the Virgin Mary statue – it's a major cultural icon here – before heading back to base with a camera roll full of memories.

Guided beekeeping tour in Andorra

Whether you like it spread on toast, mixed into your cup of tea, or drizzled on your ice-cream, honey has plenty of admirers. And today, you'll see how its sustainably sourced in Andorra during a visit to a mountain apiary (AKA a place where beehives are kept). Follow the owner of the apiary around and see every step of the honey-making process, and learn why the honey here tastes so different – spoiler alert, it's the altitude.

Andorra Spa Experience & 20-minute Massage

Get your holiday off to a relaxing start with a three-hour spa circuit and a 20-minute back or leg massage at Andorra's Wellbeing Centre. Submerge yourself in steamy hydrotherapy pools, take a Turkish bath, or enjoy a cleansing Hammam. You'll also find a range of sensation showers to take advantage of before expert masseurs work their magic on your aching muscles.

Entrance to Palau de Gel Splash Toboganes with Pool & Slides

Slide into winter fun at Andorra's premier sports centre – Palau de Gel. This ticket gives you access to the brand-new Splash zone, with three towering waterslides to zip, whizz and zoom down. And kids won't get bored either – there's a pool just for them, too.

Caldea Premium Access with Lunch or Dinner

Indulge in a morning or afternoon at the spa with this combined package offering Caldea Premium Access to the spa complex and a tasty lunch or dinner at Blu Restaurant. The package includes three hours of access to the entire centre. Essentials such as bathrobes, flip-flops, and towels are provided – just bring your swimwear.

Tibetan Bridge of Canillo Ticket

You'll get great views from the Tibetan Bridge of Canillo, one of the world's longest suspension bridges, located in the Vall del Riu, Pyrenees. You'll reach the bridge via a panoramic path almost a kilometre long, also boasting great views. There's the option to visit the Roc Del Quer Viewpoint, too - a suspended walkway with a glass floor. Free bus transport is included with your ticket purchase.

Stand-Up Paddle Boarding at Parc del Segre

Fancy trying out paddle-boarding at the home of watersports during the 1992 Barcelona Olympics? The Olympic channel in La Seu d'Urgell is a man-made watercourse specifically designed to simulate natural river conditions, and the flat water section provides a great location for SUP practise for all levels. With all equipment provided, you'll get an hour to try out this fun sport and experience the same watercourse as the Olympians did in 1992.

Intermediate Snowboard and Boots

You can hire your ski equipment in Andorra here through a chain of top outlets throughout the country. Book your skis or snowboard and pick them up next to the slopes – and enjoy your day in Grandvalira and Vallnord resorts. The service is available in Shusski, Sports Calbo and Pic Negre stores in Encamp, Canillo, Tarter, Soldeu, Grau Roig, Pas de la Casa La Massana and Arinsal.