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We are off to Arinsal in Feb with a 6 and 8 year old, they have skied 3 times before but will be in lessons, can anybody tell me how long it takes to get over to Pal and if you can ski it or you need to get a bus.
Thanks Glennm
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No need for a bus
Go to the highest lift in Arinsal, from there you connect to the Pal link, I would guess 30 minutes from the top of Arinsal Gondola, to Pal cable car, Pal Cable car is approx 15 mins to Pal sector
You normally return the same way, however if you are in the furthermost corner of Pal, you drop down to Ordino (I think), and get a free bus to Arinsal, if required
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dublin2 wrote:
[...]if you are in the furthermost corner of Pal, you drop down to Ordino (I think), and get a free bus to Arinsal, if required
It's down to La Massana (via the gondola). Ordino is a bit further away, on the other part of the free bus route that goes to the Arcalís sector.
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