Andorra is a country I haven’t traveled to (yet). I came quite close in 2015 when I was hitchhiking along the edges of Europe (sorta). The original plan was to continue hitchhiking along the coast from Lisbon to A Coruña in Spain, then go to Basque Country (Euskadi). From there I wanted to leave the coastal area to visit Andorra at the center of the Pyrenees mountain range. I am not super familiar with the Pyrenees be it France, Spain, or Andorra. I was also hoping to make a stop in Llívia to the east of Andorra. That’s a Spanish exclave surrounded by France.
I hope that in the future, you can find posts about Andorra on this page. For now, perhaps read about other countries in Europe, such as Spain, France, or Portugal?
Things I’d Like to Do in Andorra
- Hitchhike with locals, so predictable!
- Explore the capital Andorra la Vella: the history, the food, the life
- Go hiking in the mountains (preferably in summer or autumn/spring; Andorran winters intimidate me slightly)
- Hike up or at the very least see the Coma Pedrosa (2.943masl)
- Pick up some Catalan. I already know sortida from visiting Barcelona like three whole times as a teenager
- Maybe relax and do some writing? It looks like a nice country to stay in for a month to just write, eat cheese, and drink wine
- Visit the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, a UNESCO world heritage site
Right now, it’s not really interesting for me to do intensive research into visiting this country and gathering information. But once there are ideas of visiting or if I find inspiration, I might add it here.
If you know cool places and things to do in Andorra, comment below so I can always find your suggestions again once I start making the dream come true! Tips are especially welcome if you are Andorran or have lived there for a while
Are you a travel blogger and do you have good posts about Andorra? Drop them in a comment below and I’ll read them!
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