Itinerary

An alpine journey through The Pyrenees

Snow-covered mountain range with scattered pine trees under a clear blue sky.
From Marina Port Vell, the journey continues into the Pyrenees, where snow-covered peaks, expansive valleys and mountain villages create a very different perspective on Catalonia.

Within a short distance, the sea gives way to an alpine environment shaped by nature, tradition and a slower rhythm of travel.

This itinerary combines the landscapes of the Aran Valley and La Cerdanya through private transfers, exceptional skiing, distinctive gastronomy and experiences that reflect the character of each destination.

Day 1

Arrival in Baqueira

Snowy mountain valley with a ski resort village and winding roads below blue skies.
Baqueira Beret, Spain's largest ski resort

Morning

Depart Barcelona by private helicopter, travelling from the Mediterranean coastline towards the Pyrenees. As the landscape gradually changes, mountain peaks and forested valleys come into view, marking the beginning of a new stage of the journey.

Landing at the Baqueira-Beret helipad, a short transfer leads to Hotel Val de Neu (5★ GL), one of the region's leading ski-in, ski-out hotels.

Afternoon

Spend the afternoon discovering the slopes of Baqueira Beret, Spain's largest ski resort. Wide pistes, varied terrain and excellent snow conditions create an ideal introduction to the mountain.

Evening

Enjoy après-ski at the Moët Winter Lounge in the Orri sector, where mountain views and a relaxed atmosphere invite a natural pause after the day's skiing.

Dinner is served at Casa Irene, in Artíes, where Aranese culinary traditions are interpreted with contemporary technique and a strong respect for regional ingredients.

Day 2

Baqueira & the Aran Valley

Mountain village with a stone church tower nestled in a misty forested valley.
Artíes, one of the Aran Valley's most characteristic villages

Morning

A full day on the slopes allows time to explore different areas of Baqueira Beret. Whether following a private guide or skiing independently, the experience can be tailored to individual preferences and pace.

Afternoon

Return to the valley to discover Artíes, one of the Aran Valley's most characteristic villages. Romanesque architecture, traditional stone houses and quiet streets offer insight into the region's cultural heritage.

Evening

Back at Hotel Val de Neu, the afternoon gives way to a slower rhythm. The spa and wellness facilities provide time to unwind before dinner at the hotel, where understated service and mountain cuisine complete the day.

Day 3

Crossing the Pyrenees

Skier in red jacket descending a snowy slope under a starry night sky.
Night skiing at La Molina

Morning

Travel by private helicopter across the Pyrenees, enjoying panoramic views of valleys, forests and mountain ridges as the landscape changes once again.

Arrival in Puigcerdà marks the transition to La Cerdanya, a broad alpine valley known for its open scenery, traditional villages and abundant natural light.

Afternoon

Lunch at Mercer Torre del Remei, in Bolvir, combines contemporary gastronomy with the elegance of a restored Modernist residence set within landscaped gardens.

The afternoon offers time to enjoy the surroundings before returning to the mountains.

Evening

As daylight fades, experience night skiing at La Molina, where illuminated slopes create a different perspective on the mountain and extend the day beyond sunset.

Later, the evening may continue at Nördic Cerdanya, a well-known meeting place in the region, or at L'Avalanche Cocktail Bar in Puigcerdà for a quieter setting and expertly prepared cocktails.

Day 4

La Molina, Llívia & Return to Barcelona

Gondola cable cars ascending a snow-covered mountain ski resort under clear blue sky.
Morning skiing in La Molina

Morning

The final morning is dedicated to skiing across the linked resorts of La Molina and Masella. Early light, quieter slopes and panoramic views provide a memorable conclusion to the alpine experience.

Midday

Lunch at Restaurant Can Ventura, in Llívia, offers an opportunity to discover one of the region's historic dining establishments. Housed in an eighteenth-century building, the restaurant celebrates Catalan cuisine through seasonal ingredients, thoughtful preparation and a setting that reflects the heritage of this unique enclave.

Afternoon

Return to Barcelona by private helicopter. From above, the mountains gradually give way to the Mediterranean coastline, bringing together the two landscapes that define this journey.

Arrival is scheduled for the late afternoon.

From the Mediterranean to the Pyrenees, each stage of this journey reveals a different expression of the region through its scenery, gastronomy and traditions. Time on the slopes, moments of quiet in the mountains and carefully chosen dining experiences come together to create a journey defined not by distance travelled, but by the richness and variety of the places encountered.