How to get to and park in Ordino Arcalís

If you want to travel in your own car, the main routes are as follows:

• From Spain, take the C-145 road from Lleida, and the C-16 road from the Cadí or Puigcerdà tunnel, from Barcelona. Seu d’Urgell is almost 40 km from the resort.
• From France, take the N-22 road, crossing the border via the Pas de la Casa.

For more information on road conditions:

Andorra Transportation Agency Telephone number (Traffic, 24 hours): (+376) 1802 1802

Internet: www.mobilitat.ad

Andorra – Toulouse: This bus route is controlled by Andbybus and has two stops in Toulouse; Matabiau train station and Toulouse Airport. + Info

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: HIFE bus company also connects with Lerida. You can be dropped off at the AVE train station or the Lerida bus station. + Info

Andorra – Costa Dorada: Alsa 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 (route information here), and from La Seu d´Urgell take a different bus to Puigcerdà.

The Madrid-Lleida AVE high speed train brings you to the nearest railway station in Spain. From Lleida, AndBus 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, Hispano Andorrana provides daily services to Andorra.