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Hi Theobane March is usually a good combination of snow and sunshine, by the middle of March it starts to get soft in the afternoons, so normally best to hit the slopes early then enjoy the sunshine and apres ski later. You can see photos from previous years, grouped by month, in our photo albums. Steve

Yes he is allowed on the slopes on his own, however he would still be your responsibility. Steve

Hi Uwe For this I would recommend contacting Experiència Muntanya to see if they have the possibility. Steve

Hi Khanitthanan Yes you will normally be absolutely fine at that time of year, but just check the weather forecast before you travel. However, please note that it is a legal requirement to either have snow tyres, or carry snow chains/socks in your car until 15th May. Steve

Hi Leo You don't need a face mask on any public transport or ski lifts in Andorra - there are only very few places where it is required, eg. in the hospital. However, if you are arriving via Spain you will need a face mask on public transport, eg. on the airport transfer. Steve

Yes, new for this year the Grandvalira pass coveres Grandvalira, Pal-Arinsal, and Arcalis. Steve

Not come across this, sorry, but if you go to speak with the locker staff they will be able to help you. Steve

Hi Pips We only have up to UK 12.5, sorry. Steve

Yes there are, just to the right when you come out at the top, and no they can't be pre-booked. Steve

Yes, there is the option to be dropped off on Av. Diagonal - you can find details of this new service on our blog here: www.andorraresorts.com/blog/2022/new-transfers-to-andorra/ Steve

Hi! Yes you can email the school still at the address you have, but it's not usually monitored until later in the year closer to winter. Steve

Hi Daniel Sorry for the delay, we missed this post. Yes you can collect the passes from any of the Grandvalira ticket windows. You don't need a photo for the passes. Steve

Hi Rick There's a large locker room on the ground floor of the gondola building in the centre of Soldeu, with lockers to rent for around €10/day, but they can't be pre-booked. Steve

Yes you can pay by card - there is a desk with somebody there to help and take the payment, then you have the key to use your locker as required. Steve

Hi there! Great question for somebody new... and the answer is yes, you wear your ski boots going on the gondola, and same in bars and restaurants on the mountain too. Steve

It is linked to your credit card so you can just use it. Steve

Hi Gaz Take the chairlift or gondola up in Tarter, and you have two chairlifts going further up. Take Llosada chair (the one on the right). From here take Cortalets to Colibri chair. You're now in Encamp sector. From here traverse across to take Colibri slope or Enradort, down to Llac de Cubil. This chair will take you to Grau Roig sector. From the top of Grau Roig take Cami de Pessons down into Grau Roig. The very top of this run is a tiny bit of black, but it's ok for a traverse across it onto…

Soldeu is a great village for ski holidays. Are you looking for hotel recommendations? Steve

Hi Chris There isn't a specific school for toddlers, but if you phone the school they may be able to assist with a taster lesson, although it is still very young. You can find the school contact details here. Steve

There isn't a free ski bus, but the public bus runs every 20 minutes - it is the bus between Pas de la Casa and Andorra la Vella. Steve