
Mountain guides in Andorra
- 5 mountain guides
- Mostly in Encamp (2) and Ordino (1)
- Top rated: Patricia Mesina Guía de Montaña · 5.0 (32)
- Open on Sundays: 3 of 3
Data as of 2 November 2026
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Ranking of mountain guides in Andorra by reviews
Ordered by Google rating and number of reviews (weighted average); featured businesses come first and are marked. How we calculate it
Mountain guides in Andorra: ranking and opening hours
What is the ranking of mountain guides in Andorra by reviews?
By Google rating and number of reviews (weighted average): 1. Patricia Mesina Guía de Montaña (Encamp), 5.0 from 32 reviews; 2. eXperienCia en mUntanya (Ordino), 4.8 from 49 reviews.
Which mountain guides open on Sundays in Andorra?
3 of 3 with known opening hours open on Sundays, for example Patricia Mesina Guía de Montaña (Encamp), Francesc Soldevila, Guide haute montagne UIAGM, Guia alta muntanya UIAGM, Guia alta montaña UIAGM (Sant Julià de Lòria) and Companyia de Guies de Andorra (Escaldes-Engordany).
In which parishes are there mountain guides?
In the directory: Encamp (2), Ordino (1), Sant Julià de Lòria (1) and Escaldes-Engordany (1).
Mountain guides in Andorra
This subcategory lists 5 mountain guides and guiding companies in Andorra: 2 in Encamp, and one each in Ordino, Escaldes-Engordany and Sant Julià de Lòria. A mountain guide leads individuals or groups on activities such as hiking, snowshoeing, ski touring, climbing or canyoning, and chooses the route according to the group's ability and the weather.
The two listings with reviews are very highly rated: eXperienCia en mUntanya, in Ordino, with 4.8 from 49, and Patricia Mesina Guía de Montaña, in Encamp, with 5 from 32. There are also Companyia de Guies de Andorra, in Escaldes-Engordany, and Guies de muntanya G.M.G, in Encamp. In Sant Julià de Lòria, one guide states the international UIAGM high-mountain guide qualification in the name of their listing.
How to choose a guide
- Qualifications: ask what qualification the guide holds and whether it covers the specific activity, as leading a walk is not the same as leading a summit climb or a ski outing.
- Insurance: check that the activity is covered by liability and accident insurance.
- Ability and group size: explain each participant's experience and fitness, and ask how many people there are per guide.
- Equipment: ask what is included (snowshoes, helmet, harness, avalanche kit) and what to bring.
- Weather: the mountains depend on the weather; find out what happens if the outing is cancelled or the route changes.



