If you are passionate of sunbathing or beach activities,  you’ll find a good choice of beaches with fine sand  or smooth surfaced, white coloured rocks.

The most important beach is that of Bosa Marina, where you have numerous facilities: bars and restaurants, rent of sunbeds and beach umbrellas, of pedalos and canoes, windsurf or kitesurf classes… Perfect for activities and for children, in August it is quite crowded.

In close proximity towards south you’ll find the wide beach of Porto Alabe, whereas driving a few km north towards Alghero you’ll meet the wonderful coves of Compultittu and Managu, both of them reachable only on foot or by sea, the suggestive area of Torre Argentina and the beautiful little beaches of S’Abba Druche area: places where a combination of sand and white rocks transform the sea colours from torquoise to emerald and provide scuba experiences you can’t really miss.

Close to river Temo's mouth, we recommend you a visit to Cane Malu, a natural pool carved by the sea into the white rock. Everything is enchanting, from the path to reach the site, walking on a moon-like rock (breathtaking at dust) to the wonderful torquoise colours of the sea.

The wilderness of the coasts, the transparency of the sea and the peculiar morphology of the rocks contribute to an environment which is quite unique, and perfect for exploring with snorkelling, scuba diving or scuba fishing.

Don’t miss a boat trip along the coast towards Alghero or on the river Temo at sunset.

If you are seeking an active holiday, you can bike along more or less difficult routes, from the 45 km scenic road Bosa-Alghero to paths along the coast or the river.

Also trekking is quite interesting,  as the landscape is hilly and wild. You can decide to walk down to the sea to little coves or up in the mountains maybe in the search of griffon vultures.

Or, you can choose to spend a couple of hours riding a horse along the country paths.

Or even more, you can rent a canoe and row up the river to the Romanic church of S. Pietro or go for a discovery of the little coves along the coast, like for the example the natural swimming pool of Cane Malu.