Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Bring COMFORTABLE casual clothes. Girls leave the high heels at home, only will only kill yourself trying to walk around especially if it has snowed recently.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Bring some deep heat rub or spray incase you hurt your muscles on the slopes.
Photo Equipment: A camera is a must, just for the sceanery alone.
Written Apr 16, 2006
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Dont bring a ski jacket with an elasticated waistband. Cos when you fall on the slope, the band will ride up and you'll get snow in your navel!
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Deep Heat! Muscle pain relief after your first day on the slopes.
Suncream. It may have been snowing and it may have been February, but yours truly here got a very sore, sunburned face at the end of the week. (I'm fine now, thanks)
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: I cannot emphasise enough how important it is to get well-fitted ski boots and skiis. It will hinder your progress in class so much, it's not worth rushing the fitting in the ski-hire store.
Miscellaneous: Piero & Barry modelling this seasons ski-wear in Arinsal's main st. :-)
Updated Apr 9, 2006
Luggage and bags: Dont Bring Alot Of Heavy Bags Its Hard To Carry Up Any Steps Your Hotel Has OutSide As Its All Snow ANd Ice On Them
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Warm Clothes For Night Gets A Bit Chilly Walking Home Half Time You Dont Notice If Youve Had Some Drink In Ya....Bring Boots 2 Keep Your Toes Warm At Night Not High Heel Boots Cos You WIlL End Up Falling
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Bring Your Own Toiletries As You Only Be Supplied With Towels And Little Satches(1 or 2) of Shampoo And Soap
Photo Equipment: Bring A Camera So You WOnt Miss A Perfect Picture Of You And Your Mates Stumbling DOwn The Snow Or Stumbling Out Of A Bar
Miscellaneous: I Dont Know What This Means But Il Say Bring A CD Player As The Satilite TV Provided Only Shows Spanish Speaking Shows And Everyone Loves A Bit Music Getting Ready To Head Out
Written Feb 10, 2004
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Dont Bring Alot Of Heavy Bags Its Hard To Carry Up Any Steps Your Hotel Has OutSide As Its All Snow ANd Ice On Them Warm Clothes For Night Gets A Bit Chilly...
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Q: so should i leave the high heels at home then?is it really very casual over there??

A: Arinsal is very casual - some [but few] dress up. High heels are not really appropriate if [like us] you have an uphill climb to your hotel in snow! I wore jeans/cords...
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Arinsal-No experience necessary

When it comes to Ski-ing, those who can, do. The rest go to Arinsal. Long may it continue. Great village great ski school and good facilities for first timers. Also it is one place that no matter how...
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I found this map on http://www.hola-andorra.com/arinsal/english/arinsalgb.html, its a great map for anyone going to arinsal for the first time. 1. Departure to Coma Pedrosa trek, the Pic de...
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Arinsal is a 1-street village about 7 km away from Andorra la Vella. There isnt much to it apart from the Ski school, hotels and bars. However what's there is darn good :) I took this photo from the...
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This is a small village located in la massana. It is located beside pal theres is a 50 person cable car. There is also a twin cable car that takes you from arinsal to pal in a matter of 15or20...
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Hi, we're just back from a week in the Hotel Club Diana Apartments in Arinsal. The apartment was great, roomy with an open fire place and plenty of hot water to sooth the tired muscles after a day on...
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