Badajoz – one of Spain's biggest surprises
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Motorhome trip through Andorra – mountain pass, cold night and narrow streets

Motorhome through Andorra – high up and quickly onward

Driving into Andorra from France without using the toll motorway was a challenge for both motorhome and driver: steep climbs, tight curves and finally the highest point at 2,400 metres. We stopped at the top, stayed overnight and felt the cold of the mountains, even in late summer.

The next morning we took a walk and enjoyed the breathtaking views. But once we reached the towns, it became clear: Andorra is not made for motorhomes. Narrow streets, hardly any parking, and little flexibility with a vehicle of our size. We only stopped to refuel before continuing into Spain, where travelling with a motorhome is much more comfortable.

FAQ

Is Andorra suitable for motorhomes?
Only partially – streets are narrow, parking is scarce and not ideal for large vehicles.

Where is the highest point on the road to Andorra?
At around 2,400 metres you reach the mountain pass with stunning views.

Can you stay overnight in Andorra with a motorhome?
It’s possible, but limited infrastructure and cold nights make it less convenient.


Rainer Schmitz

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Badajoz – one of Spain's biggest surprises
Badajoz in Extremadura completely surprised me with its rich history, impressive fortress and authentic atmosphere – a true hidden gem for motorhome travellers.
25 June 2026
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