Holiday rentals and lettings in Bosa

Among the holiday rentals in Bosa you will find all types of accommodation, including sea views, and rentals in Bosa located in the picturesque old town.

A small seaside town on the Planargia plateau between woods and hills, along the west coast of Sardinia, Bosa is in the province of Oristano. This place enjoys a pleasant Mediterranean climate, characterised by mild and humid winters and hot and dry summers.

Ranked second among the most beautiful villages in Italy, Bosa is a picturesque village, crossed by narrow streets overlooked by colourful houses. Of course, this is the ideal destination for lovers of the sea and sunbathing, thanks to the presence of beautiful beaches. Among these, Cala di Compoltitu, of white sand, surrounded by green hills and lapped by crystal clear waters with shallow waters. Also worth seeing is the beach of Torre Argentina, consisting of many coves separated by rocks, and the beach of S'Abba Druche, where there are also pools dating back to the Nuragic period. Do not miss the old town, crossed by the river Temo, with the Cathedral of the Immaculate built in 800, the Old Bridge, the fountain of Constitution Square, the old tanneries, and, in Bosa Marina, the tower of the Red Island and the tower Argentina. Besides the sea and the beaches, there are other natural oases, such as the Scano Montiferru Bird Park, where groups, parrots, peacocks, geese, swans, fallow deer and mouflons live.

It stands on the heights of the hill of the same name and was built at the behest of the Malaspina from the second half of the thirteenth century: within its walls is the church of Nostra Signora de Sos Regnos Altos.

It is housed in a nineteenth century building and houses products of local craftsmanship and a collection of ceramics and paintings made by the artist Melkiorre Melis.

The carnival of Bosa with the masquerades of s'Attitidu and Gioltzi, the feast of the Madonna del Mare on the first Sunday of August, with the characteristic procession of decorated boats, and the feast of Our Lady of Regnos Altos on the second Sunday of September, with the statue carried in procession from the castle of Serravalle along the alleys of the medieval village of Sa Costa where, at the windows, are exposed embroidered curtains.

With an annual average price of £79.67, Bosa is not a city that stands out for being the most expensive or the cheapest in Italy.

If you would like to save the maximum amount during your visit to Bosa, book to go there in January (£60.58 per night on average), March (£61.98), or February (£63.28) to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

When it comes to looking for a holiday letting in Bosa, the months when it is most expensive are, in descending order, August, July and June with average prices per night of £109.75, £103.33, and £99.01, respectively.

It is recommended that you book your stay in plenty of time when visiting Bosa, as only 46% of our properties are usually available throughout the year.

The months that have the highest availability, on average, are May (with an availability of 64.2%), September (55.25%), and April (53.25%), according to the trends observed in 2020.

The months with the lowest properties available in Bosa are, in order, August, July and November, with respective average availability figures of 20.8%, 35.5%, and 39%, based on data collected in 2020.

In Bosa we collaborate with 10 different partners to give you a choice of 200 properties, so you will not be short of options!