There is no need to fill your suitcase with changes of clothes; 2 or 3 sets of good quality thermal clothing, which dry quickly and take up little space, are sufficient. Ski trousers and jackets can be worn for several days.
For after the slopes, a simple change of clothes is enough for going out for a walk or a snack: comfortable trousers, a jumper and warm, non-slip footwear.<\/p>\n
2. Snow accessories<\/h2>\n
At this point, it’s easy to fall into the trap of \u2018just in case’. But really, when skiing in Andorra with children, there are certain accessories that you absolutely must pack:<\/p>\n
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- Snow goggles<\/strong> or sunglasses with UV protection.<\/li>\n
- Waterproof gloves<\/strong> (ideally, bring at least 2 pairs per child in case they get wet).<\/li>\n
- Neck warmer<\/strong> or balaclava.<\/li>\n
- Ski or snowboard helmet<\/strong>, and a hat for before and after to keep out the cold. <\/li>\n
- Sunscreen and lip balm<\/strong>: even when the sky is overcast, the sun’s rays are still intense on the snow.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
It’s also useful to bring a small backpack for everyday use: you can store snacks, water and a change of clothes for emergencies.<\/p>\n
3. Light things that can save the day<\/h2>\n
It’s not all about clothing. On family getaways, especially if you’re going skiing in Andorra with children, there are certain items that are good to have on hand:<\/p>\n
- Waterproof gloves<\/strong> (ideally, bring at least 2 pairs per child in case they get wet).<\/li>\n
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