L’Abarset: The Ultimate Après-Ski Destination in Grandvalira, Andorra

Location and Setting

L’Abarset is located in the El Tarter sector of Grandvalira, making it easily accessible for skiers and snowboarders. The bar’s location at the base of the ski slopes also means that visitors can enjoy stunning mountain views while sipping on their favorite drinks.

The bar’s outdoor terrace is a popular spot to relax and soak up the sun, while inside, the rustic decor and cozy atmosphere create the perfect setting for a night out with friends.

Live Music and EntertaTment

L’Abarset is known for its lively atmosphere, with live music and entertainment throughout the winter season. From local DJs to international acts, the bar offers a range of music genres to suit every taste.

The bar’s outdoor stage is a popular spot for concerts and events, while inside, visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including billiards and foosball.

Food and Drink

No après-ski experience is complete without delicious food and drinks, and L’Abarset does not disappoint. The bar’s menu features a range of tapas, sandwiches, and burgers, as well as a selection of local and international beers, wines, and cocktails.

Visitors can also enjoy L’Abarset’s famous “skiwasser,” a traditional Austrian drink made with rum, tea, and spices, perfect for warming up after a day on the slopes.

In conclusion, L’Abarset is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the ultimate après-ski scene in Grandvalira, Andorra. With stunning mountain views, live music, and a lively atmosphere, this bar offers the perfect way to unwind after a day on the slopes. So why not grab some friends, head to L’Abarset, and enjoy all that this unique and exciting après-ski destination has to offer?

Hit the Ski Slops Snowstorm Andorra

I recently visited Arcalies Ski Resort in Andorra, and I must say, it was a great experience. The resort is relatively small, with around 30km of slopes,

 but it still offers plenty of runs for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The snow conditions were excellent, with fresh powder covering the slopes throughout my visit. The resort is very family-friendly, with a great ski school for kids and beginners. The lifts were modern and efficient, with minimal wait times. The views from the top of the mountain were stunning, with panoramic vistas of the Pyrenees and the surrounding valleys. The resort also has a good selection of restaurants and cafes, serving up delicious local cuisine and warming drinks. Overall, I would highly recommend Arcalies Ski Resort to anyone looking for a fun and enjoyable ski vacation in Andorra.

Andorra Snow Report

Hit the Ski Slops Snowstorm in Andorra: So it’s that time of year again, cold and wet,  well in some countries I’m currently in Mexico heading back to England in two days, and then flying to Barcelona where I was hoping to get a bus up to Andorra. Andorra has had a slow season in regards to skiing as the weather really hasn’t produced enough snow to make it worth paying €55 to slide down the slopes, however over the last week there has been what they call a Siberian winter hitting southern Spain including Andorra a Snowstorm, so from one extreme to the other, no snow to too much now.
Also I see there’s another cold front coming in next week. For Andorra that’s good news for most especially if you’re in the tourist trade, i.e. ski or snowboard rentals, lift tickets, hotels and restaurants, as over the past two years Andorra snow hasn’t been so great. In fact most of Europe had bad seasons over the past two years. So my reckoning is that in about a week to 2 there should be some great skiing in Andorra and hopefully that will stay around until the middle of April 2017. Of course in my case I might be stuck in Barcelona until the weather clears but there are worse places to be stuck.

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