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The best areas to stay in Bohí are the village of Taüll and the main village of Barruera, both offering excellent access to the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park.Taüll is often considered the highlight of the valley, particularly for visitors interested in its cultural heritage and stunning views. It's home to two of the most impressive Romanesque churches in the Boí Valley, Sant Climent de Taüll and Santa Maria de Taüll, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. The village itself is perched on a hillside, offering picturesque stone houses and narrow, winding streets. Couples often appreciate Taüll for its romantic setting and the opportunity to explore its historic churches and enjoy the tranquility of the mountain environment.Barruera serves as the administrative centre of the valley and offers a good balance of amenities and access. It's located further down the valley than Taüll but still provides convenient access to the national park entrance. The village has a few shops, restaurants, and is a good base for exploring the other smaller villages and their Romanesque churches.

The best time to visit Bohí depends on whether you're planning a trip for winter sports or summer outdoor activities.For skiing and snowboarding, the prime season is generally from December to April. During these months, the slopes of Boí Taüll ski resort are typically covered in excellent snow, offering a full range of runs for all skill levels. You'll find the most reliable conditions and resort services fully operational during this period.If you're interested in hiking and exploring the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park, the summer months from June to September are ideal. The weather is generally warm and sunny, making it superb for walking trails, enjoying the mountain lakes, and experiencing the natural beauty of the Pyrenees without snow cover. The park's shuttle services and mountain huts are also fully operational during this time.