Grandvalira is located in the Principality of Andorra, and it stretches across the parishes of Encamp and Canillo.
You will find the timetables for the free bus to the resort here, and also how to get to Andorra from Spain or France, by road, or the closest international airports.
From Spain, take the C-145 road from Lleida and the C-16 road from the Cadí tunnel or Puigcerdà. La Seu d'Urgell is 30 km from Encamp the first access to Grandvalira.
From France, take the N-22 road, crossing the border at Pas de la Casa, first access to Grandvalira from France.
Another option is to take the Envalira tunnel, which will leave you close to the Grau Roig access. You will find the accesses to the domain along the CG2 road.
You can find the places available for parking on our parking information.
La Seu d'Urgell International Airport (27 km) – Andorra
Toulouse Blagnac International Airport (195 km) – France
Carcassonne International Airport (176 km) – France
Barcelona – El Prat International Airport (200 km) – Spain
Girona—Costa Brava International Airport (260 km) – Spain
Reus International Airport (240 km) – Spain
Lleida-Alguaire International Airport (150 km) – Spain
How to get there by bus
ANDORRA – TOULOUSE: This bus route is controlled by Andbybus and has two stops in Toulouse; Matabiau train station and Toulouse Airport.
ANDORRA – BARCELONA: There are three bus companies that offer this route; Directbus that stops in both Sants Train station and the El Prat Airport, AndBus that stops solely in the airport and ALSA that will take you to the Estació del Nord train station.
ANDORRA – LLEIDA: The Hife bus company also connects with Lerida. You can be dropped off at the AVE train station or the Lerida bus station.
ANDORRA – COSTA DAURADA: Hife also connects the Pyrenees to the Catalan Costa Dorada with regular routes and stops in Reus (Barcelona) Airport, Tarragona, Salou, Cambrils, Miami Platja, etc.
ANDORRA – LA SEU D'URGELL – PUIGCERDÀ: To arrive at the Spanish RENFE train station in Puigcerdà, you must take a bus to La Seu d´Urgell, and from La Seu d´Urgell take a different bus to Puigcerdà.
National routes:
On the regular lines in Andorra, you will find all the bus lines that connect Andorra as a country together, along with timetables and ticket prices.
If you are staying in the Encamp parish, we can inform you that the Encamp town council offers a free bus service that connects the entire parish with the Funicamp ski lift.
How to get there by train
The Madrid-Lleida AVE high speed train brings you to the nearest railway station in Spain. From Lleida, AndBus, ALSA HIFE provides daily coach services to Andorra.
From France, the nearest railway stations are those in L'Hospitalet-près-l'Andorre (acces by Skirail) and La Tour de Carol. From both, HIFE provides daily coach services to Andorra.
Ski Bus 2025-2026
Grandvalira Resorts offers all its clients a free Ski Bus service, designed to ensure comfortable and fast transportation between the different areas of the resort. This service provides a practical way to move around the ski domain, ensuring that you can make the most of your day in the snow without worrying about transportation.
If you come by car, and you are going to ski in the Encamp sector, you can park for free in the centre of the village in one of the 4 communal car parks available and access the Funicamp with the Funibus.
The car parks available are:
Coma Llarga parking
Prat de Baró parking
Els Arinsols parking
Prat de l'Areny parking
Funibus to the Funicamp
The Funibus will operate from 8.30 am to 6.00 pm, with a frequency of 20 minutes. The Funibus stops are very close to the car parks, both up and down. To validate the free parking tickets, a Grandvalira ski pass valid for the day and the parking ticket must be presented to the Funibus driver or at the Comú d' Encamp Tourist Office, opposite the Funicamp.
Discount with your ski pass
Canillo, El Tarter and Soldeu sectors
Benefit from the 50% discount in parking with your Andorra Pass. If you ski in the same day.
*To get the discount in the parking areas of the Canillo, El Tarter and Soldeu sectors you must:
Have a Senior or an adult Andorra Pass ski pass (of payment). If the ski pass has not been used on the same day, the discount will not be effective.
Andorra Pass season ski passes and Ski Pass Plus+ are also valid to get the discount.
This benefit applies for the duration of the current ski season.
Procedure:
Collect the car park ticket at the entrance.
When you leave, go to one of the ticket machines and insert the car park entrance ticket.
When the machine tells you the price to be paid, insert your ski pass into the machine’s QR reader.
The machine will apply the discount and will validate the ticket.
In the event of any incidents, go to the car park booth.
The discount applies from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Charging points for electric cars at Grandvalira
Skiers coming with electric vehicles can rest assured while enjoying the 215 km of slopes at Grandvalira. The resort has a total of 52 chargers for electric vehicles in its parking areas:
El Tarter Sector
Parking: 9 double charging points.
Soldeu Sector
Basers Parking: 2 FEDA charging points.
Avet Parking: 7 FEDA charging points.
Canillo Sector
Arenyeta Parking: 1 double charging point.
Grau Roig Sector
Cubil Parking: 10 chargers of 7.4kW.
VIP Grau Roig Parking:
10 chargers of 7.4kW.
1 charger of 60kW.
8 double chargers of 44kW (22kW + 22kW).
2 double chargers of 60kW (30kW + 30kW).
Free for customers with electric cars who want to use it on their ski day. Vehicle keys must be left with the person in charge of the VIP parking.
Pas de la Casa Sector
Costa Rodona Parking:
9 double chargers of 44kW (22kW + 22kW).
1 double charger of 60kW (30kW + 30kW).
Download the GreenCharging app to check the location, information, and availability of electric chargers in the parking lots of Grau Roig and Pas de la Casa.
Overnight Stay for Motorhomes and Campervans at the Resorts
In accordance with current regulations in the Principality of Andorra, overnight stays in motorhomes, campervans or similar vehicles are only permitted in specifically designated and signposted areas.
For this season, Grandvalira Resorts Andorra, in coordination with the Ministry of Tourism and Commerce, has set up provisional overnight stay areas at the resorts while the definitive areas—planned for summer 2026—are being developed. These spaces are marked, signposted, and monitored by resort staff. Overnight stays outside the authorised areas are not permitted.
Designated areas for the season:
Ordino Arcalís – l’Hortell Area: 50 spaces
Ordino Arcalís – Planells: 10 spaces
Grau Roig – Flor de Neu Parking: 25 spaces
Pas de la Casa – Bullidor Public Parking: 40 spaces
El Tarter – Prat de la Costa Parking: 30 spaces
Pal – Caubella Area: 30 spaces (with services included)
Arinsal – Comallemple Parking: 20 spaces
Pal – Coll de la Botella Parking: 20 spaces
Tips for your visit
Where can I park my motorhome?
You can park your motorhome in designated areas.
Currently, overnight stays or camper are not permitted in the parking lots of Grandvalira Resorts. However, you can do so at the following campsites or specific authorised areas:
✓ Camping Valira – Andorra la Vella ✓ Camping Xixerella – Erts (La Massana) ✓ Camping Santa Creu – Canillo ✓ Camping Casal – Canillo ✓ Camping Janramon – Canillo ✓ Camping area Font de Ferrosins – Vall d’Incles (Canillo)
Where can I check the condition of the roads for accessing Grandvalira?
The Government of Andorra has a website where it publishes all of the real-time information on road conditions: www.mobilitat.ad
What precautions should I take when travelling to Andorra in winter?
When travelling through mountainous areas in winter, you may encounter snow and/or ice on the road (as is the case in Andorra). Therefore, it is essential that you always carry snow chains, exercise caution when driving and check the weather before setting out.
Related questions
How to get to Grandvalira from Andorra la Vella?
The first sector you will find from Andorra la Vella is the Encamp sector, following the CG-2 road. You can also reach it by public transport, taking the L2 Andorra la Vella - Encamp line. In addition, Grandvalira provides skiers with a free bus that connects the sectors.
How to get to Andorra?
The most direct option is by road. If you are coming from Spain, you should follow the N-125, and if you are entering from France, you should use the RN22 road, via Pas de la Casa.
How to get around in Andorra?
Many people choose to get around by car. It is also possible to use public transport by getting on the bus lines that connect the various parishes.
