Resort Overview

Pas de la Casa

Andorra, the country of snow sports, has privileged situation in the heart of the Pyrenees, south of Europe. It gives you the great conditions for snow in an ideal climate. In Andorra you can have sun, snow and all the country to compliment your stay.



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Pas de la Casa

Pas de la Casa is the highest resort in Andorra and has an excellent snow record. Its ski base right in the heart of the resort offers some gentle nursery slopes and a series of chairlifts which access the slopes higher up, perfect for both begiiners on their first ski holiday, and intermediates to advanced who've been challenged on many a skiing holiday. Situated close to the French border, you’ll find a distinct Gallic influence in this good-sized, purpose-built ski resort with cafés serving crêpes and menus offering traditional French as well as Catalan dishes.


Els Cims

Pas de la Casa

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Himalaia Pas

Pas de la Casa

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Magic Pas

Pas de la Casa

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Resort Information

Like dining & shopping? Opportunities are plentiful with lots of shops offering temptingly good-value clothing, electrical goods and liquor. However, it’s Pas de la Casa’s night life that remains one of the resort’s top attractions, and a winner for group ski holidays. Scores of bars and clubs offer lively, reasonably priced nightlife, ensuring this resort lives up to its reputation as the party town of Andorra.

On the Slopes:

Beginners (4 star) -
Pas de la Casa welcomes beginners. Its ski school meets at the foot of the slopes, right in the heart of the village so from most properties, you’ll never have far to walk (the first day involves a walk to the nursery slopes, approx. 150m from the foot of the slopes). The ski school employs a number of English-speakers, so communication is not a problem.

Intermediates (4 star) - The wide open slopes are easily accessible from the centre of the resort and great for improvers. A fast, six-man chairlift takes you quickly to the top which opens up to a wide variety of skiing including picturesque runs at Grau Roig. There is no shortage of top-to-bottom reds and blues for intermediates.

Advanced (3.5 star) - With the link to Soldeu, the skiing area has increased considerably, and the advanced skier has plenty to explore. Around 1.7 hectares of skiable terrain, 192km of slopes and plenty of excellent off-piste after a good snowfall.

Snowboarding (3.5 star) - This is a popular resort for boarders; its wide-open slopes make ideal terrain for cruising or mastering the basics. There is also ahalf-pipe and boarder-cross in Grau Roig and El Tarter and a snowboard park in the central descent area of Pas de la Casa. Easy access to the off-piste allows everybody to experience the unbeatable feeling of riding in deep snow.