The beating heart of Bosa is the Aragonese Tower, an imposing bastion that stands proudly defending the town, a silent witness to a thousand-year history. Impossible to resist the lure of Serravalle Castle, perched on the top of a hill: from up there, the breathtaking view of the town, the Temo River winding placidly toward the sea and the Mediterranean Sea fading into the horizon leaves you breathless.

Bosa is not only history and culture: the ancient tanneries, evocative of a past of laborious activity, tell the story of local tradition, while the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary, with its Gothic-Catalan facade and its interior rich in works of art, is a true architectural jewel.

But Bosa is also sea: golden sandy beaches lapped by crystal clear waters, such as Bosa Marina beach and Compoltitu beach , invite relaxation and fun. Pristine coves, such as Cala Sa Conca and Cala Luna, offer refuge to lovers of tranquility and unspoiled sea.

A village to be lived slowly, Bosa seduces with its picturesque alleys, where one breathes an authentic and genuine atmosphere, the heady scents of local cuisine that tantalize the palate and the warm welcome of the locals, always ready to welcome visitors with a smile.

Bosa is an experience to be lived with all the senses: a journey of discovery of a land rich in charm, a dip in a regenerating sea and an encounter with a culture that warms the heart.