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What guests said about Bosa:
Lorenzo
United Kingdom
10
Bosa is a beautiful, unique place, lots to do and to see,...
Bosa is a beautiful, unique place, lots to do and to see, food is amazing!
On the down side..if you don't have a private transport, the connection from Bosa and Bosa Marina, and other places, is not the greatest!
Nikitas
Australia
8.0
Bosa is a beautiful town/village with a wonderful feel...
Bosa is a beautiful town/village with a wonderful feel however it's small, and there's not much to do. One night is all you need and then get going. Food is fantastic except don't eat in the Piazza Constituzione.
Amanda
United Kingdom
8.0
Bosa is pretty and untouristy.
Bosa is pretty and untouristy. The castle and cathedral are worth a visit. There's also several beaches nearby. It's a quiet town just going about its own business so it won't suit those looking for a wild time. Il Tipico was a great place to eat, fresh fish and plenty of Sardinian specialities and very friendly waiters. Isla Margarita has a fancy spinning ice cream display with delicious gelato in many flavours.
Emma
United Kingdom
10
Beautiful little laid back town, with plenty to do and see.
Beautiful little laid back town, with plenty to do and see. The marina is small but lovely with plenty of water activities for adults to do either out at sea or on the river running through town. The cobbled alleys have some great little restaurants tucked away and cafes and gelaterias, as well as some great places on the main piazzas, particularly Tipico restaurant. You need to walk a bit to explore it properly and get the best experience from it. The castle on top of the hill has some beautiful panoramic views. The main beach is a short walk from the marina and is lovely with plenty of beach side cafe restaurants, space and activities. The local people are very friendly and helpful, despite my misphrasing of Italian words!! Recommend getting a hire car to explore some other areas along the coastal road north and south of Boss. Public transport looked limited, and our car got us to some stunning off the beaten track villages and beaches worth visiting!
Smithsx2
United Kingdom
10
A visit to the castle is a must.
A visit to the castle is a must. If you can find it, there is a fabulous street restaurant halfway to the castle - great food and ambience second to none. Visit the marina and on your return to Bosa just wander the streets and stop a while at the numerous cafes and bars.
“Michelle was an amazing host who gave us lots of helpful tips. The place was super tidy and thoughtfully furnished. We really enjoyed our stay there and would recommend to lend a kayak on the opposite side of the river! If we come back to Bosa we would definitely stay there again! ”
“If you plan your stay in Bosa, I strongly recommend this place. Clean and comfortable room and a kitchen with all you need. A terrace with a stunning view where you can take a breakfast or dinner. Great host who really cares about his guests (thank you, Giuseppe!).”
“This b&b is a little gem. Situated on the stunning cobbled street in the centre of Bosa facing a square, the property has been renovated to a very high standard. The partly exposed stonework and beams add loads of character and ambience. The breakfasts were good and appetising - especially the chocolate croissants - mmmm - delicious. The walk to Bosa Marina was around 30 mins, a pleasant walk along the riverside.”
“Ideal location. We were allocated a good room with a great view of the river Temo. Five minutes to the beach, ten minutes to the center of Bosa. Calm sea, calm town and calm hotel. We didn`t need a car to explore the area around. You must see wild-rock beach Cane Malu and excellent Murales in the nearby town Tinnura. Awesome !!!”
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