How to Get There and Park in Summer

By road

From Spain, you can enter Andorra via the C-145 road from Lleida or the C-16 from the Cadí Tunnel or Puigcerdà (coming from Barcelona). La Seu d’Urgell is just 40 km from the Ordino Arcalís resort.

By plane

Andorra is connected to several Spanish airports:

• Andorra – La Seu d’Urgell International Airport (27 km)
• Lleida-Alguaire Airport (150 km)
• Barcelona – El Prat Airport (200 km)
• Reus Airport (240 km)
• Girona – Costa Brava Airport (260 km)

By train

The AVE high-speed train from Madrid to Lleida allows quick access to the region. From Lleida, several bus companies offer daily services to Andorra: AndBus, ALSA and HIFE.

By bus

• Barcelona – Andorra: daily services by DirectBus (stops at Sants Station and El Prat Airport), Andbus (also at El Prat), and ALSA (from Barcelona Nord Station).
• Lleida – Andorra: service provided by HIFE, with stops at both the AVE station and Lleida’s main bus station.
• Costa Daurada – Andorra: HIFE offers regular connections from Reus Airport, Tarragona, Salou, Cambrils, Miami Platja and l’Hospitalet de l’Infant.
• Puigcerdà – La Seu d’Urgell – Andorra: take a regular bus to La Seu d’Urgell, then continue to Andorra or Puigcerdà, depending on direction.

By road

Access is via the N-22 road, crossing the border at Pas de la Casa, with a direct connection through the Envalira Tunnel and Envalira Pass.

By plane

The closest French airports are:

• Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (195 km)
• Carcassonne Airport (176 km)

By train

The nearest train stations are:

• L’Hospitalet-près-l’Andorre (with Skirail connection)
• Latour-de-Carol

From these stations, regular HIFE bus services connect to Andorra.

By bus

• Toulouse – Andorra: service operated by Andbus, with stops at both Toulouse Airport and Matabiau Central Station.