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Bosa – relax in a hilltop bungalow

[ 2 ] September 13, 2010 | Alison Adey

Planning a holiday to Sardinia? Forget the Emerald Coast, Bosa is a beautiful little town that boasts miles of rolling countryside, beautiful riverside cafés and delicious seafood.

And if you’re looking for somewhere truly special to stay, try the Locanda il Melograno. Privately owned, these little bungalows are almost too good to be true – and are surprisingly good value.

Where to stay in Bosa - Locanda il Melograno - Fabulous travel guide

Where to stay in Bosa - Locanda il Melograno - Fabulous travel guide

Perched high up in the valley, and surrounded by olive trees and terracotta mountains, this place is like nowhere on earth. Apart from the gentle hum of crickets, and the distance sound of a tractor, there is nothing but silence stretching for miles.

Where to stay in Bosa | Locanda il Melograno | Fabulous travel guide

Where to stay in Bosa | Locanda il Melograno | Fabulous travel guide

Just three bungalows make up the accommodation, and they are strategically placed to provide stunning views of the River Temo. Bedrooms are bright and breezy, with several windows overlooking the valley.

Each comes with a double or twin bed, a sofa, a private bathroom with shower facilities and a gorgeous little patio with table and chairs.

Where to stay in Bosa - Locanda il Melograno - Fabulous travel guide

Where to stay in Bosa - Locanda il Melograno - Fabulous travel guide

How to get there

Be warned, it’s a fairy steep climb, so if you have bags and suitcases be sure to jump in a taxi. It will only take 5 minutes, but you’ll be glad you did!

Walking to the centre of Bosa takes 10-15 minutes from the bungalows, and they are currently in the process of building a more direct route, which would cut this time in half.

Hiring a bicycle is also a good idea and will enable you to visit Bosa Marina and explore the colourful medieval town.

Cost

Rooms cost as little as €30 per night in low season (€40 in high season), including  breakfast, which is served on a peaceful terrace overlooking the valley. Don’t forget to try out the restaurant at night. It attracts visitors from all over Bosa and  it certainly lives up to its reputation. The seafood is to die for!

Planning on booking a cheap flight to Bosa? Click here for more travel advice about Bosa and don’t forget to check out more photos!

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Category: Europe, Sardinia

About Alison Adey: I was previously Channel Editor for IPC's Homes network (Housetohome.co.uk; Idealhomemagazine.co.uk; Livingetc.com and Homesandgardens.com) but I bid them a fond farewell in December 2010 to embark on this trip. I also worked for Nowmagazine.co.uk as a features writer for two years. View author profile.

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  1. [...] Bosa is a sleepy little town, just 30 minutes’ drive from Alghero. It’s a quiet, unassuming place, sat astride the beautiful River Temo. [...]

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