Shared transfers to Andorra
Shared transfers to Andorra are scheduled Andbus shuttles running between the airport and the resorts, priced per person. If you are travelling as a couple, on your own or simply keeping costs down, a shuttle seat is the most economical way to reach the slopes.
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Scheduled shuttles run by Andbus
Shared transfers work like a comfortable coach service. Andbus operates a fixed timetable of departures each day, you reserve a seat for your date, and you travel alongside other visitors heading up to Andorra. Because the running costs are spread across everyone on board, the per-person fare is far lower than hiring a vehicle outright.
Shuttles run from two airports: Barcelona, with ten services a day in each direction, and Toulouse, with four services a day each way. Girona, Lleida and Reus are not on the shared network, so travellers using those airports book a private transfer instead.
Shared transfer fares
Per person, with children aged 4 to 11 travelling at half price. Reserve your seats in the booking box above.
Barcelona
Single
€45
Return
€76
10 services a day each way. Children 4–11 half price.
Toulouse
Single
€36
Return
€64
4 services a day each way. Children 4–11 half price.
Who shared transfers suit best
The shuttle shines for smaller parties who are happy to travel on a schedule.
Couples and pairs
Two single fares cost far less than a private vehicle, making the shuttle the natural budget choice for two.
Solo skiers
Travelling alone? You only pay for your own seat rather than a whole car, so there is no premium for going solo.
Budget-minded groups
Small groups counting the pennies can keep the transfer bill down by booking individual seats on a scheduled run.
How the shared service works
A few things worth knowing before you reserve:
- Fares are per person; children aged 4 to 11 travel at half price.
- Barcelona runs ten services a day each way; Toulouse runs four a day each way.
- Drop-off is close to your accommodation in most resorts — the exception is Pas de la Casa, where the shuttle uses the main bus stop.
- Seats are limited on each departure, so book early to secure the time that fits your flight.
- Reserve at least three days ahead and bring the emailed confirmation voucher to show on board.
Shared transfer questions
How often do the shuttles run?
From Barcelona there are ten services a day in each direction, and from Toulouse four a day each way. Choosing a departure close to your flight time keeps waiting to a minimum.
Will I be dropped at my accommodation?
In most resorts, yes — the drop-off is close to where you are staying. The one exception is Pas de la Casa, where shuttles set down at the main bus stop.
Do children pay full price?
No. Children aged 4 to 11 travel at half the adult fare on shared transfers, which makes the shuttle even better value for smaller families.
Can I get a shared transfer from Girona, Lleida or Reus?
Not on the shared network. Shuttles run from Barcelona and Toulouse only; for the other three airports you would book a private transfer.
Is a shared transfer cheaper than private?
For couples and solo travellers, almost always. You pay only for the seats you need rather than an entire vehicle. Larger groups should compare, as a private vehicle can work out competitive per head.
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