Grab your skis or snowboard A diminutive country located in the Pyrenees, in-between France and Spain, it is probably most renowned for the skiing it offers. Of all the resorts it has to offer Pas de la Casa is the highest and as a result has the best snow. This also means that the weather is often better than other resorts and the snow is reliable through to May. Pas de la Casa is part of the larger ski region known as Grandvalira, which is comprised of six different resorts including Soldeu. Pas de las Casa and Grau Roig are the best areas for advanced skiers, though both have beginner slopes. Soldeu and El Tarter is probably the best for intermediates and Soldeu benefits from the largest amount of runs, making it the most extensive resort.

Don't forget your camera for the stunning views Grandvalira is located high up on the French border and benefits from a series of fun and different bars, ideal for the best part of a skiing holiday - the apres ski. If you don't fancy skiing then you'll be glad to hear that Pas de la Casa has numerous activities, aside from the bars, to keep you entertained. There are some brilliant activities which, we guarantee, you've never done before. Things like snowmobiling, alpine paintballing or even snow buggies.

After a day on the slopes chill-out with a beer! Pas de la Casa has the best nightlife reputation in the area and is unofficially dubbed 'Ibiza on Ice'. Despite sounding like some sort of ice skating show it is actually meant as a compliment. At night the town does burst into life with a series bars and clubs to have a great time in. In addition to this you may well find your money going further than other European countries as Andorra is a tax free haven.