Sardinia, Italy
Explore nearby towns like Alghero, a historic walled city with Catalan influences. These are seen in its architecture and language.
Oristano, the capital of its province, has a historic center and Nuragic artifacts. Find day trips here.
Sardinia's west coast presents stunning natural beauty for a day out.
A protected marine area renowned for unique quartz beaches (Is Arutas, Mari Ermi, Maimoni), where sand resembles tiny rice grains. It also contains the ancient Phoenician city of Tharros.
Capo Marrargiu, a protected area south of Bosa, hosts griffon vultures and volcanic landscapes. La Caletta has secluded coves north of Bosa.
Maximizing your time in Bosa with structured plans.
Explore Sa Costa's colorful alleys and steep paths. Walk up to Malaspina Castle for sunset views over the town and river.
Spend the morning at Bosa Marina beach. Visit a local Malvasia di Bosa winery for a tasting. Enjoy fresh seafood for dinner.
Take a day trip to Alghero, for its historic walls and Catalan Gothic charm. Alternatively, visit the Sinis Peninsula for its unique quartz beaches.
Bosa (Sa Costa, Malaspina Castle), Tharros, Nuraghe Losa, Santa Cristina Sacred Well, Alghero.
Bosa (Malvasia wine, local restaurants), Agriturismo cooking class, Oristano seafood, Cagliari markets.
Bosa (coastal hiking, kayaking on Temo, boat trips), Capo Marrargiu (vulture spotting), diving/snorkeling.