Bosa

Tucked along the banks of the Temo River, Bosa is a place that feels like it belongs in a fairytale. A cascade of pastel-coloured houses climbs the hillside, crowned by the Malaspina Castle, a medieval fortress offering breathtaking panoramic views over the town and surrounding countryside. Strolling through Sa Costa, Bosa’s old quarter, feels like stepping back in time—cobblestone alleys, wrought-iron balconies, and hidden courtyards reveal the town’s deep-rooted history and traditions. At the riverside, fishing boats gently bob in the water, while lively cafés and family-run trattorias serve up local delicacies like Bottarga (cured fish roe) and Malvasia wine, a golden-hued dessert wine unique to this region.



But Bosa isn’t just about history—it’s a town full of character and artistic soul. Locals take pride in their handwoven textiles, intricate filigree jewelry, and traditional festivals that bring the streets to life with music and colour. Just beyond the town, the wild coastline of Bosa Marina offers golden beaches and rugged cliffs perfect for hiking and exploring. The drive along the Bosa-Alghero coastal road is one of Sardinia’s most spectacular routes, with dramatic sea views and untouched landscapes at every turn. Whether you're here for history, culture, or a quiet escape by the sea, Bosa is the kind of place that steals your heart—and makes you never want to leave.