What can one say about an area which is considered of major importance due to its prolific wildlife, an area where nearly all the ecosystems of Sardinia converge? How to describe the enchanting variety of different environments and landscapes, from ocean to riverside, from beaches to mountains contained within the space of a mere two kilometres? Bosa is all of that!
Many species of brightly coloured fish and aquatic plants coexist in the depths of the unpolluted blue sea. The wide river which penetrates fjord-like into the mountains flows between luxuriant gardens, dense woodland and spectacular walls of rock.
The Temo is a majestic expanse of water whose reed lined banks are home to the red and silver heron and the kingfisher. Due to the importance of its habitat this is classified as a site of outstanding beauty.
The spectacular forms of rocky crags and steep cliffs crowning serene stretches of beach have been sculpted by the strong maestrale winds. The combination of vivid colours and scents of the hillsides where shepherds are at home, remote valleys and unspoilt woods, the majestic sight of the rare wild griffin vultures, peregrine falcons and royal eagles make a visit to Bosa unforgettable.