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Els 7 Tamarros

Seven wooden figures hidden around the country, one per parish, each named after the parish it belongs to. You pick up the booklet at a tourist office, follow the clues, and whoever finds all seven gets a prize.

Parish
The whole country
Difficulty
Easy
With children
Yes
Ticket
Free
Best season
Spring, Summer, Autumn

Getting there

Each Tamarro is somewhere different. You pick up the booklet with the map and the clues at any tourist office.

All seven, one per parish

Nilo

Canillo

The Tamarro called Nilo belongs to Canillo, and is found near the Roc del Quer viewpoint.

Directions

Enko

Encamp

The Tamarro called Enko belongs to Encamp, and is found at the picnic area on the Pleta dels Orris path.

Directions

Dino

Ordino

The Tamarro called Dino belongs to Ordino, and is found beside the Ordino-Arcalís resort.

Directions

Massa

La Massana

The Tamarro called Massa belongs to La Massana, and is found at the Comapedrosa Valleys Natural Park information point.

Directions

Andy

Andorra la Vella

The Tamarro called Andy belongs to Andorra la Vella, and is found on the Bosc Negre viewpoint trail.

Directions

Lau

Sant Julià de Lòria

The Tamarro called Lau belongs to Sant Julià de Lòria, and is found beside the Els Plans picnic area.

Directions

Caldes

Escaldes-Engordany

The Tamarro called Caldes belongs to Escaldes-Engordany, and is found on the Mirador de les Fonts trail.

Directions

The map marks the landmark in the clue, not the exact spot of the figure: the Tamarros get moved.

What's nearby

Source: visitandorra.com · checked 2026-08-06To confirm: The Tamarros are moved from time to time. Check the current spot on visitandorra.com's «Troba els Tamarros» before setting out.

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