The lively village of Soldeu lies at a snow-secure altitude of 1,710 m and is situated directly at the pistes of the largest ski area of the country, the Grandvalira. Just like the neighbouring resort El Tarter, Soldeu is part of the lift network, which connects the resorts perfectly and is also well-known as venue of different FIS World Cup races. Owing to the communication road, Soldeu is very well connected with the capital Andorra de Vella and the other ski resorts and is as such like a magnet for Spanish and French ski lovers. Its location directly on the slopes makes for fantastic views across the Pyrenees.

The village is full of houses in chalet style with stone walls and wooden roofs. Moreover there are several restaurants, bars and dance locations, so that it's impossible to get bored after your day out skiing. A leisure centre with a thermal spa, a swimming pool and an ice rink ensure additional entertainment. Here everyone, young and old, will pass an enjoyable winter holiday – and all this in front of a marvellous mountain panorama.

The après ski scene in Soldeu is just as attractive as its pistes. Several bars and clubs directly on the piste as well as along the main street offer plenty of opportunities to celebrate until the early morning hours. The Irish pub "Villager", located directly at the valley station, is the first stop after a day on the piste. The "Aspen Pub" is just as recommendable, with its charming wooden interior, the table football and the live music. A lively party scene can also be found in the après ski bars "Iceberg" in Soldeu's centre or in "Fat Alberts". Later on, night owls will be drawn to "Nemo's Nightclub" in the neighbouring village El Tarter, only to return when the sun rises.

Next to the classic après ski opportunities, Soldeu has a variety of other activities on offer, ranging from tobogganing over snowshoe hiking to dog-drawn sleigh riding. 25 km away, in Sant Julià de Lòria, there is even an all-year tobogganing ride in Alpine Coasters style, called "Tobotronc".