Cala N Bosch is a great resort were you can live the wilder live or just chill....its great that you dont hear music after midnight, the local police are very strict on this.

Very clean area, no litter but pavements could do to be paved properly as I broke two pairs of shoes trying to wobble along in the dark evenings.

Lots of nice bars, restaurants. Recommend El Pato. Always busy which is a good sign. Staff there very friendly and food delicious.

Beach area very small, but clean. The sun loungers are expensive. Lots of people layed on the sand instead. Could do with some toilet facilities. Watch out for jelly fish by the rocks as my daughter and husband got stung by them when snorkelling.

Would definately go back again.

The beach was beautiful, and lovely and clean.

I cant wait to go back next year.

resort was half closed our kids were bored

A lot of the pubs and shops were shut as we went the last week in Oct but in the summer there would be plenty to do.
We went Go-Karting,hired a couple of 4 seater bikes and went around the harbour and up to the the lighthouse,the beach was clean but lacked any watersports (due to time of year)the pubs/restuarants open were clean and comfortable,recommended this time of year for a quite holiday but there are still things to see or do if you want to find them

Reading some of the comments below, I feel like a holiday snob- which is probably because having lived on the Spanish mainland for two years (Madrid and Seville), it didn't take me long to cotton onto the fact that Cala'n Bosch is devoid of anything authentically Spanish. This seems to suit most of the holidaymakers there, many of whom are happy to lounge in ridiculous living room armchairs (easier on the lobster sunburn perhaps?) with a pint, a full English breakfast, and a copy of the Daily Mail. By night, the claustrophobic Marina area is equally as tacky and underwhelming,with tired British and Irish theme bars, and cliched 'chicken and chips'-type restaurants taking prominence. On the positive side, Spanish tapas (although not strictly a Balearic dish)are to be found at the excellent Bar Las Tapas, and the double act of Joey the singer and Roberto the hardest-working barman in the world make Shamrock Irish Pub a memorable experience. La Fontana has excellent pizza and el Pato amazing gazpacho, for anyone daring enough to veer away from the Anglicised menu.
Under no circumstances eat at Peking Chinese, or El Pescador. Both make Fawlty Towers look like Michelin-starred eateries, and should be shut down in the interests of health, authenticity...and sanity.
Once we discovered the magical number 65 bus to Ciutadella, we spent most of our holiday hanging out in a much more Iberian style in the island's former capital. For those seeking edible food and immaculate service, we recommend La Guitarra, Saxarxa, Cafe el Arco and Es Pou for incredible tapas and Menorcan specialities. The multi-national feel of this tiny city, coupled with its beautiful architecture and traditional Menorcan music and dancing display, finally reassured me that I was actually in la bella Espana, and not Croydon-del-Mar.
If like me, you believe in a 'When in Rome' approach to holidaymaking, go straight to Ciutadella and do not pass go. Load up on fab Menorcan 'avarcas' (boat shoes) and the wickedly good Gin de Xoriguer and zingy queso de Menorca.
If you're going abroad looking for a home from home, Cala' Bosch has just the right amount of English-speaking waiters, British food and alcohol in abundance that should make it an effortlessly lazy break.

The resort reflected our apartment.

It wasn't too clean. Indeed in places it was really filthy.

We were unable to get half board ( which is our usual requirement ) so going into the resort was a must. Some of the eateries were a joke. We found one which seemed acceptable and used that all week.

Hey ho ... Disney Land here we come :-)

The cleanest resort I we have stayed at in Spain.
No gangs of drunks staggering about at 3 a.m.
Only a few bars around the marina with entertainment but what they had was very good. Chaplins was our favourite.
Beach was clean with safe bathing.
Would go back tomorrow if we could, we liked it that much.

the resort was very clean with no food wrappers cartons lying around. only downside was a burger take-away, but boxes lying around.

entertainment was pleasant, with Valentin Star providing good variety. the shamrock bar had a good guitarist singer.

goody-goody area provided children with trampolines, water slides, etc.

good area with pool tables,air hockey, and other games for teenagers. my lads 16 and 20 were there every night.

no discos! a good friendly feeling resort. my favorite bar was don carlos.

the beach at cala'n bosch and son xoriguer were small but lovely for bathing. it can get windy check flags!

we would visit this resort again. a great family resort.

Lovely place with a good clean beach and a very pretty marina. Lots of bars and restaurants with plenty of choice.

My son (aged 22 months) loved the Goody Goody park. It had bouncy castles, trampolines, swimming pool with slides, go carts and a soft play area, with snack bars too. He loved the wee train that goes around the resort too!

Its not the resort for teenagers or those looking for a lively wild time. And as we were all inclusive, we didnt really see much of the evening entertainment around the marina, although the evenings we did go walk about, there was a good friendly atmosphere about. You felt safe, if you know what I mean.

We are booked up to back next year so what more can I tell you ...