Getting to Andorra
Andorra is a small country in the Pyrenees between Spain and France. It has no commercial airport, so delegates fly to Barcelona or Toulouse and continue by road. Practical details below; venue and hotel information follows with the dates.
Arriving
Barcelona–El Prat
The widest choice of international flights. Regular coach services link the airport with Andorra la Vella. Transfer times to the venue are published with the dates.
Toulouse–Blagnac
Good connections from France and northern Europe, then a mountain road through the French Pyrenees. Transfer times are published with the dates.
Conference transfers
We plan to offer shared transfers from both airports, booked as an optional add-on when registration opens.
Before you travel
- Borders and documents
- Andorra is outside the EU and Schengen. You arrive through Spain or France, so Schengen entry rules apply to that leg. Carry your passport or national ID; there are border checks.
- Money
- Andorra uses the euro. Cards are widely accepted.
- Mobile data
- EU roaming allowances do not cover Andorra. Check your plan before you go.
- Insurance
- Arrange travel insurance with medical cover. EU health cards may not be valid in Andorra.
- Mountain roads
- If you drive, check winter tyre and snow-chain rules for Spain, France and Andorra.
- Venue and accommodation
- To be confirmed. Recommended hotels and group rates will be listed here with the dates.
Optional leisure activities are offered separately, booked and paid for by delegates themselves, and outside the scientific programme. See the Andorra Experience