Pas de la Casa

Pas de la Casa is the highest resort in Andorra and has an excellent snow record. Bars and clubs offer a lively and reasonably-priced nightlife, ensuring the resort lives up to its reputation as Andorra's young and lively town.

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At a Glance

Good For:

High Altitude

Beginner Resort

Lively Nightlife

Ski Leading

Free Child Lift Passes for 6-11yrs - all season

Beginners Skiing	Excellent
Intermediate Skiing	Excellent
Advanced Skiing	Very Good
Off-Piste	Very Good
Non Skiers	Fair
Families	Fair
Nightlife	Excellent
Skiing Altitude	2560m High 1710m Low
Resort Altitude	2100m
Glacier	No
Pistes	193km
Number of Pistes	110
Number of Lifts	66
Terrain Parks	Yes
Mountain Restaurants	40
Snow Making	43%
Linked Resorts	Soldeu & El Tarter
Disabled Skiing	No
Leisure Centre	Yes
Non-ski Childcare	Yes
Ski Kindergarten	Yes
Snowman Club	No
Snowbusters Club	No
Baby Care	No
Departure Airports	Belfast International Birmingham Bristol Gatwick Manchester
Departure day	Sunday
Transfer time	3hr 30mins

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Pre-book 1 adult lift pass & receive free child lift passes for 6-11yrs

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Pas de la Casa is the highest resort in Andorra and has an excellent snow record. Its 193km of runs, known as Grandvalira, offer a variety of pistes from gentle nursery slopes close to the resort centre to fantastic freeride & intermediate runs at nearby picturesque Grau Roig, Soldeu & El Tarter. 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 beginners on their first ski holiday and intermediates to advanced.

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. 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 nightlife 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 Andorra's young and lively town.