Quiet and unspoilt seaside getaway. Beautiful sandy beach in sheltered
bay.

Bosa is located in north Sardinia only 50 Km south of Alghero. A small
marine town, Bosa is one of the ancient capitals of Sardinia and
preserves signs of its splendid past throughout the main streets and
historic center, rich in churches and monuments.

The charming, pretty and colourful town of Bosa unfolds on the hill
side between the medieval Malaspina Castle and the River Temo. The
main street Vittorio Emmanuele II is lined by 19th century palazzos
with balconies decorated with iron balustrades and interesting
souvenir shops, cafes and bars, but as you step behind the main street
and ascend towards the castle you will find yourself in a labyrinth of
cobbled lanes, alleys, and staircases, surrounded by vividly coloured
houses giving a sense of authenticity and an original character. The
river Temo runs through Bosa, crossed by Ponte Vecchio and lined with
palm trees on one side and the ancient 18th century tanneries on the
other. If you have a sense of adventure, Bosa will not disappoint you.
Bosa is a great place for a holiday, a place to relax and unwind.

The extremely nearby coast, high and sheer above the sea, is
internally covered by the uncontaminated and richly perfumed thick
underbrush of the Mediterranean shores. The small pebbled bays are
touched by the clear and fish-filled sea. There are many smaller coves
and unusual rock formations accessible by car, footpath or boat. From
Bosa you can book a trip along the navigable length of the river Temo,
which is about five kilometres, up to the ruins of a Roman bridge
passing the Romanesque cathedral of Saint Peter. You can also take
boat trips along the coast and see breathtaking views of the local
scenery, with hidden coves and beaches, or you can hire a boat and
take a trip to find your own secluded cove and swim or snorkel from
the boat.