Things You'll Need:
- A computer with internet access
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Step 1
Decide what time of year you want to travel to Andorra. In summer you'll find cheap accommodations, less tourists and more activities, such as quad-bikes, horseback riding and camping. If you want to ski, plan early.
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Step 2
Bring translation books or learn key phrases. The official language in Andorra is Catalan but many speak Spanish or French. Not many speak English.
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Step 3
Plan a visit to Andorra to coincide with Heroes' Day when Andorrans gather to celebrate their heroes and annual harvest. There is plenty of merriment and great food.
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Step 1
Find cheap accommodations in three- or four-star hotels throughout Andorra by going during an off-season period or traveling at the last minute. To book accommodations, contact Ministeri de Turisme Andorra at 011 (+376) 86 32 32 or visit their Web site (see Resources, below).
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Step 2
Decide on a vacation package based on your budget, interests and timeframe. Vacation packages in Andorra can include lodging, walking tours, ski passes, equipment, transportation and meals.
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Step 3
Consider staying in a private residence with a lovely Andorran family. They can provide insights into their culture and values as well as lodging. These accommodations are cheap and generally feel more like home.
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Step 4
Look for places in other cities outside of the capital, such as Canillo, Encamp, La Massana and Ordino, where accommodations may be cheaper and offer more amenities.
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Step 5
Think about booking with a travel agent in case a hotel does not have English-speaking staff who understand your requests.
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Step 6
Use a credit card to reserve your accommodations in Andorra because this is the best way to deal with currency issues, language barriers and cancellation policies.







