It is also curious to note that 70% of its population are foreigners, and only 30% are actual native Andorrans! Spanish, Portuguese, and French make up most of the 70% of the foreign
population here.
This is a poligot country and mostly catholic. Although the official language is Catalan, also frequently spoken are Spanish, French, and Portuguese.
On the Andorran calendar, there are two important dates to note: The 14th of March, the Day of the
Constitution, and the 8th of September, National Andorra Day.
Finding a
place to stay can be a bit complicated as there are so many options to chose from! There are hotels, apartahotels,
apartments, hostals, albergues, campings, bungalows, and others... Once you've decided in what kind of lodging you'd like to stay, take a browse through our
accomodation pages. There, you'll surely find one suited just to your liking.
There are several
activities to enjoy in Andorra during your holidays here such as
skiing (of course),
hiking,
cycling, mountain climbing, or just plain taking a stroll to soak in the natural beauty of this place. After all,
Nature is Andorra's specialty!
If you'd like to spend your vacation in Andorra, we suggest that you visit our section on advice of most recommended
activities and things to do during your stay.
