Andorra
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If good health is an indicator of happiness the people of this teeny principality between France and Spain must be smiling the widest – they have the world’s longest life expectancy, a venerable 83.5 years. It must be all that Pyrenean air (average altitude is 1996m) and outdoorsy fun: skiing in winter, hikes and off-road cycling come summer. There’s also peace of mind bred from peace of nation – Andorra hasn’t been at war for 700 years. Finally, there’s the food: rock up at a traditional, stone-built borda for a plate of wild mushrooms, river trout and high-pasture-grazed boar and feel the organic goodness take years off .
Andorra doesn’t have an airport; access the country from Toulouse, Perpignan or Barcelona.
Andorra doesn’t have an airport; access the country from Toulouse, Perpignan or Barcelona.
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