Andorra by campervan: driving, tolls and rules

Driving a campervan in Andorra: speed limits, tolls, low-emission zones, required equipment and key road rules. What to know before you go.

Published 18 September 2026Last checked 21 September 2026

Currency
Euro
EUR. Andorra is outside the EU but uses the euro
Driving
Right
Mountain conditions control journey time
Emergency
112
Use for police, fire or ambulance
Overnight
Authorised sites only
Ordinary parking is daytime only for campers
Winter
Special equipment
Required from 1 November to 15 May
Roaming
Check your plan
EU roaming rules do not automatically apply

Driving

From 1 November to 15 May, vehicles must be ready with special winter equipment across Andorra's road network. When the road is snowy or icy, chains or an equivalent device must be used unless the vehicle has qualifying winter or M+S tyres. Police may stop a vehicle that is unsafe for the conditions.

Follow the official snow phases and Mobilitat status. A yellow snow phase requires winter tyres or special equipment and limits speed to 60 km/h. Conditions can become stricter. Long descents also demand a low gear and conservative braking to avoid overheating.

Winter checklist

Carry chains or an accepted equivalent that fits the driven wheels unless qualifying tyres cover the requirement.
Practise fitting the equipment before the trip.
Clear snow from lights, windows and the roof before moving.
Do not continue past a closure or police control.

Mountain roads

Use engine braking on descents and stop if brakes smell or fade.
Let faster traffic pass only at a safe layby.
Check height and turning space before entering village streets or parking structures.