Ski Holidays in Pas de la Casa, Andorra

Set at 2050m, Pas de la Casa is one of the highest resorts in Europe. The height and excellent snow making capability ensure good snow conditions and a long season ensure the perfect conditions for ski holidays in Pas de la Casa. The resort rarely closes before the end of April. Pas de la Casa is found at the northern end of Andorra, it’s the border town with France and is the closest to Toulouse (transfer airport). Its proximity to France means that ski holidays in Pas de la Casa have more of a French atmosphere, than other Andorran resorts, however Pas de la Casa continues the tradition of great value for money.

The skiing on ski holidays in Pas de la Casa is probably the most comprehensive, especially when it is combined with Grau Roig and the new link to Soldeu el Tarter. Ski holidays in Pas de la Casa offers something for all abilities, although intermediates and beginners are probably best catered for. Snowboarding is particularly popular and there is a board park and half pipe. Ski school as in neighbouring ski resorts, is dominated by English speaking instructors, so ski holidays in Pas de la Casa are excellent for beginners.

Briliant been skiing there since i was 3. Great ski seasons and nice social things to do there too! read full	This is really where I learned to ski properly! Only having had a "one hour" lesson prior to arriving here - my... read full
Avg User Review Score: from 4 Pas de la Casa reviews

Bars and restaurants abound to suit all tastes and pockets. Some UK tour operators take over a bar for themed evenings and the predominately young clientèle on ski holidays in Pas de la Casa ensure it’s always lively.

Pas de la Casa Hotels

With ideal locations and great prices, our fantastic range of Pas de la Casa hotels are perfect for any kind of ski holiday.

Pas de la Casa Apartments

From luxury spots to budget accommodation, our Pas de la Casa apartments will also tempt any skier with ease.

Review 12/12/2006

Briliant been skiing there since i was 3. Great ski seasons and nice social things to do there too!

Review 30/10/2005

This is really where I learned to ski properly! Only having had a "one hour" lesson prior to arriving here - my only main aim was for the few green runs early on the Monday morning! By luncthime I was so confident about a number of the "blue" runs that I'd managed to do, that I was "dragged" to the "reds" - and I have never looked back! This is the most exhilarating and wonderful confidence-booster - the third day I was on "blacks" with confidence!

Review 13/02/2009

This is an excellent resort, especially for the twenty-somethings. There is a good nightlife but a tad on the expensive side at 5 to 6 Euros a pint. The snow conditions were great in the morning, but a bit choppy in the afternoon and the ski school instructors are very patient. I would recommend hiring a ski locker if you stay near the bottom of the resort as carrying the ski equipment up the hill to the lifts is quite tiring. We stayed at Chez Paulo, the hotel food is second to none. We had a choice of three starters, three main courses and three desserts. One night we also had the option of choosing from the al la carte menu. Paulo and his staff are very accommodating, although the language barrier is a hoot to get over. All in all, a great resort to ski and have a great night out.

Ian Hunter

27/04/2011

Friendly hotel, in good location surrounded by cheap shops. The nearest main lift was about a five min walk down hill (uphill on the way back!). The Town is very lively with good Apres although there were lots of men out and my daughters found this quite intimidating at time. Pas is a nice resort although it can get a bit windy and cold so if going early in the season remember to wrap up warm. The year we went there was an Igloo hotel and bar open, this made a great lunch time stop. Pas has a few good snow parks.

Skiing/Snowboarding: 3/5 Apres Ski: 3/5

Alan Hams