Andorra Visitors Drop 2.8% to 819k in June 2026 Amid Tourist Decline

Andorra recorded 819,673 visitors in June 2026, a 2.8% decrease from the previous year, according to statistics department figures. The decline reflected drops in tourists, down 4% to 388,490 (47.4% of total), and day-trippers, off 1.7% to 431,183 (52.6%).

Nationality trends showed mixed results. Spanish visitors fell 2.4% to 374,085, while French arrivals dropped 5% to 358,133. Visitors from other countries rose 4.9% to 87,455. Vehicle entries mirrored the slowdown at 325,463 overall, a 4.7% reduction, with sharp declines at the French-border Pas de la Casa crossing (down 13.9% to 93,584) and a slight fall at the Spanish border (0.4% to 231,879).

Over the first half of 2026, vehicle totals reached 1,858,508, down 6.1% year-on-year, as Spanish crossings edged up 0.4% and French ones plunged 21.6%. Across the 12 months from July 2025 to June 2026, visitors totaled 8.99 million, off 1.5%, with tourists up 4.7% to 4.35 million offsetting a 6.7% drop in day-trippers to 4.64 million. In that period, French visitors decreased 10.4%, while Spanish and other-country arrivals grew 3.3% and 12.4%, respectively. Year-to-date visitor-days showed a marginal 0.2% decline.

Shopping remained the top reason for visits at 51.9% overall, followed by nature-related activities at 14.1% and sports at 10.4%. Day-trippers cited shopping for 81.2% of trips, with 7.4% passing through. Tourists prioritized nature at 25.2%, then sports like hiking and mountain biking at 20.3%, shopping at 18.8%, and wellness at 15%.

Average stays lasted 2.4 nights, with Spanish tourists at 2.5 nights and French at 2.2. Accommodations such as hotels, aparthotels, and tourist apartments accounted for 85.4% of overnights, concentrated in Andorra la Vella (33.5%), Escaldes-Engordany (20.6%), La Massana (15.3%), and Canillo (14.2%).