Luxury Hotels and Villas in Bosa

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Corte Fiorita ***
Bosa (Oristano)
From 75 € (per Room per Night)
Located in the beautiful valley of the river Temo, at short distance from the crystal-clear waters of the sea is the....»»
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Carmine 33
Bosa (Oristano)
From 623 € (per Room per Night)
Bright and cosy four-rooms apartment with terrace overlooking the old town, on three levels with access from the ground....»»
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Portella 28
Bosa (Oristano)
From 623 € (per Room per Night)
Open space on the ground floor in a typical house, located in the historic center of the "sa Costa" district; ....»»
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Vico della Fonte 3
Bosa (Oristano)
From 532 € (per Room per Night)
Rooms and flats with private bathroom, spread over several floors, in a strategic area of the city, well connected to ....»»
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Degli Artigiani 2-4
Bosa (Oristano)
From 665.85 € (per Room per Night)
The recently built complex housing the five flats is located at the entrance to the town of Bosa. On the ground floor ....»»
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S Apposentu
Bosa (Oristano)
From 316 € (per Room per Night)
S'Apposentu is located in the historic centre of Bosa, in the lower area. It is a typical tower house with rooms ....»»
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It is the only city in Sardinia built on the estuary of a river, the Temo, navigable for about 5-6 kilometres.

Dominated by the castle of the Malaspina, Bosa presents itself as a pretty and romantic town, fascinating in its contrasts of colours, where shades of yellow and indigo of the traditional boats moored at the marina alternate with the pink of the houses in the centre, with the blue of the sea and with the green of the age-old olive trees.

Bosa Marina

Beside Bosa, another area, called Bosa Marina,has developed, which has become a popular tourist destination and seaside location, full of bars, restaurants, craft shops. In Bosa the processing of coral is very common; it’s an ancient tradition which dates back to the XIII century.