Things
to do During the warmer months, there are regular outdoor concerts, exhibitions of folk dancing, and open air theatre on the main street. A month long arts festival called Bos’Art takes place in August and includes music, film, painting and sculpture by local and international artists. Traditional festivals occur on an almost monthly basis. Of particular note are Carnevale in February, Santa Maria del Mare on the first Sunday in August, and Regnos Altos on the second Sunday in September. There are various bars and mini-clubs at Bosa Marina, which are open ‘til the small hours’, and which are filled with young people during the summer. During the daytime these same places serve drinks and light meals if you are visiting the beach. Among the many activities available locally are: • Cycle hire Bosa also has: • Two museums Sardinia is a large island and there are many places of interest which can be the focus of day trips in a car such as Alghero (lovely historic town with strong Catalan influence), Tharros (Phoenician ruins and quartz beaches), Tiscali (remote mountaintop village hidden inside a cavern), Orgosolo (famous for its political murals), or Sassari (large town with a historic centre, a university and an important museum). There are also many places which are not famous but which are nevertheless rewarding to visit and which you may come across if you just wander – vineyards, caves, ancient settlements, sacred well temples, local villages covered in murals, tiny churches set in the hills, hilltop villages with stunning views over open countryside. Sardinia unfolds its secrets to those who explore. Bosa offers peace, beauty and restoration for the mind, body and spirit. However, if what you are seeking is a wild party town, it is not the place for you. For further details please email Sardinia@ntlworld.com 07771 628858 (from outside UK +44 7771 628858) |
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