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Car rental in Andorra

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Andorra La Vella
Andorra La Vella

Why drive in Andorra

In Andorra, mountain roads connect Andorra la Vella with ski areas like Grandvalira and Vallnord, passing high passes and deep valleys. Scenic drives offer views of Pyrenean peaks in every season.

With a rental car you can hop between hiking trails, Romanesque villages and duty free shops on your own schedule, rather than relying on limited buses.

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Min. rental age21 years

Good to know before you drive

The essentials for a smooth, ticket-free trip.

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Speed limits

Town50 km/h
Open road90 km/h
Motorway130 km/h
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Parking

Paid short-stay zones in city centres — buy a ticket and display it.

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Alcohol limit

Typically 0.05% blood-alcohol limit; lower for new drivers.

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Vignette / tolls

Check whether a motorway vignette or tolls apply — many rentals include one.

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Practical Information for Drivers

Rules of the road for car rental in Andorra

The total area of the Principality of Andorra is 468 km 2, the length of highways is 269 km, of which 71 km are unpaved and 198 km are paved. Foreigners can freely use the roads; no additional fee is charged. Before you set off on a trip to the principality, the driver should take the equipment and accessories that must be present in every car:

  • A vest with reflective elements.
  • A warning triangle.
  • Spare bulbs.

If the traveller plans to visit the mountainous areas of the principality, snow chains must be fitted to the car’s wheels. They are required where indicated by road signs and by weather conditions and terrain. If the traveller is lucky enough to visit Andorra in winter, winter tyres should be used, as they will help to prevent problems on the road.

When travelling around the country, remember a couple of simple rules:

  • The driver and passengers sitting in the front seat must wear seat belts.
  • If a child is under 10 years old, he or she may only travel accompanied by an adult, in the back seat of the car.
  • When travelling during the day, dipped headlights are optional, except on cloudy days or in fog or other bad weather.

Speed limits in the Principality

Speed is regulated in the principality by road signs; otherwise, there are standard rules that apply to cars weighing up to 3.5 tonnes:

  • Within built-up areas the speed limit is 40 km/h.
  • Outside built-up areas, taking into account weather conditions and time of year, speeds of 60–90 km/h are permitted.

The maximum speed at which a vehicle is allowed to travel on European motorways is 130 km/h.

The cost of fuel in Andorra

There are no LPG filling stations in the principality; local cars run only on petrol or diesel. There are many filling stations around the country; however, only a few are open 24 hours a day, while the others generally operate from 8:00 to 20:00. By law it is forbidden to transport fuel in canisters. At filling stations the car owner can fill up with diesel fuel, unleaded petrol grades A-95 and A-98, and leaded petrol grade A-98.

Before you take a car on hire in Andorra via online bookingcar.ru, it is worth finding out the price of diesel and petrol at the pump. The cost of fuel is fairly stable, as pricing policy is under state control.

The average price of 1 litre of fuel in Andorra is:

Type of fuel

Price

Diesel fuel

0.989 euro

Petrol A-95

1,129 euro

Petrol A-98

1,189 euro

Fines for traffic violations in Andorra

Despite the generally friendly attitude of the state towards drivers from other countries, breaches of road traffic law are strictly punished by fines, which are often levied on the spot. Persistent offenders and those who fail to pay fines may be imprisoned by the Andorran authorities for speeding or driving while intoxicated.

For using a phone while driving in Andorra you may receive a fine only if the car is not equipped with a hands-free system.

What drivers say about Andorra

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"We came to Andorra for a skiing weekend and the car made everything so easy. Collecting it was quick, staff were friendly and patient with our questions, and the car handled the mountain roads perfectly. bookingcar kept us updated with clear emails, very reassuring."

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Marta Puig Ferrer
Andorra
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"We booked a van through Bookingcar for a hiking trip with friends. Pick‑up was fast, the vehicle was clean and powerful, and drop‑off in Andorra la Vella took just minutes. Great value for our group."

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Jordi Esteve Riba
Andorra
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"I booked through Booking car for a short work trip. The small automatic was spotless, economical and perfect for the steep roads. Staff spoke good English and the whole rental from pick‑up to return felt smooth and well organised."

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Clàudia Serra Casal
Andorra
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Renting in Andorra — FAQ

In Andorra it is wise to book a car at least 2 to 4 weeks before arrival, and earlier for Christmas, New Year or February ski holidays when demand is very high. Last minute cars are sometimes available, but choice of winter tyres, chains, SUVs or automatic gearboxes can be limited, and prices usually rise as popular dates approach.
In Andorra, the security deposit is usually held on your card as a pre-authorisation. Once you return the car with no new damage or unpaid charges, the hold is released. Your bank then decides how fast you see the money back, typically within 3 to 10 working days. Some local banks may take a little longer.
The excess (deductible) is the maximum amount you must pay if the car is damaged or stolen, even when basic insurance is included. In Andorra it typically ranges from about EUR 700 to EUR 1,800, depending on vehicle class. You can often pay extra for full cover or excess reduction to shrink this amount, sometimes down to zero, for added peace of mind.
Most Andorran suppliers prefer a major credit card in the main driver’s name for the deposit. Some companies accept selected debit cards, and a few special offers may advertise no deposit, no credit card deals, usually at a higher daily rate. Always read payment conditions carefully and confirm acceptable cards before you finalise your booking.
Prices vary by season. As a guide, a small car in Andorra usually costs around EUR 35 to EUR 60 per day in winter ski season, and roughly EUR 25 to EUR 45 per day at quieter times. Larger vehicles, automatics, SUVs and 4x4s with winter equipment are more expensive, especially during peak Christmas and February weeks.
Bookingcar focuses on price comparison. It gathers offers from many rental brands operating in Andorra and nearby airports, letting you quickly compare rates, inclusions and conditions on one page. This helps you spot cheaper or better-value deals, filter by car type or policy, and choose the option that suits your budget without visiting multiple websites.
Returning a car late in Andorra usually triggers extra charges. Most companies allow a short grace period, often 30 to 60 minutes, then may charge an additional day at the local rate plus fees. Late return can also affect insurance cover. If you know you will be delayed, contact the rental office as early as possible to adjust your contract.
Typical speed limits in Andorra, unless otherwise posted, are:
  • Urban areas: 40 to 50 km/h (check signs)
  • Secondary and mountain roads: 60 to 80 km/h
  • Main roads / CG routes: usually 90 km/h maximum
Conditions in the Pyrenees can change quickly, so speeds are often reduced in bad weather or near ski resorts.
Andorra applies on-the-spot fines, typically payable in euros. Minor speeding or parking offences may cost from about EUR 60 to EUR 120, while higher speeds, mobile phone use without hands-free, or ignoring red lights can be much more. Serious offences, such as dangerous driving or very high speeds, risk heavy fines and possible licence suspension.
In Andorra the legal blood alcohol limit is 0.5 g/l (0.05%) for most drivers, and 0.3 g/l for novice or professional drivers. Police carry out frequent checks, especially on ski-season weekends. Penalties for drink-driving are strict and may include large fines, licence suspension and criminal consequences, so the safest choice is not to drink at all before driving.
Fuel in Andorra is usually cheaper than in neighbouring France and Spain. As an approximate guide, unleaded petrol typically costs around EUR 1.30 to EUR 1.45 per litre, and diesel about EUR 1.20 to EUR 1.40 per litre, though prices change with global markets. Many visitors fill up in Andorra before crossing the border to save money.
There are no toll roads or vignettes within Andorra itself. However, you may encounter tolls when driving to or from the country via France or Spain, especially on motorways and some tunnels. These external tolls are not included in your rental price, so keep some payment method (card or cash) ready for use once you leave Andorran territory.

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