Bosa Marina - all beaches

Upon reaching the beach after a brief and unchallenging hike, which may require some maneuvering through the dense Mediterranean vegetation, the cove may not appear as captivating as it did from a distance. The rocky terrain may also deter some visitors from indulging in leisurely activities. However, the journey to the beach itself can be considered a form of exercise and adventure.

The beach was fantastic, with beautiful sand and warm water, although there was some seaweed present. The bar nearby was enjoyable, offering a secluded spot for meals, snacks, and, of course, beer!

This beach is absolutely stunning and can be easily reached by car. The entry fee is €8, but it's definitely worth it. There's a restaurant on site that serves up delicious food, including amazing pizzas. Additionally, there's a lovely green path that's perfect for families with children.

Today, the sea was rough and stunning. The only downside was that the beach was not accessible due to the high tide, but it was still a breathtaking sight that evoked strong emotions.

This is the starting point for one of the most stunning treks on the west coast! It's easy to access and perfect for families with children. The views are incredible! Highly recommended and definitely a highlight of our trek to Cumpulittu.

The beach was decent enough with its mixture of brown and black sand and shallow waters that stretched out far. While there were occasional rocks to watch out for, overall it was a good spot for swimming and perfect for children. The water was clear but a bit weedy, and unfortunately, it was not the cleanest. The strong winds prevented us from taking out a pedalboat, which was a bit disappointing, especially since we consider ourselves experienced sailors. Despite being crowded, there was still plenty of space for everyone to enjoy themselves without stepping on each other's toes. The parking was expensive, but I kept the actual cost from my wife to avoid any arguments. However, note that the parking machine doesn't give change, so be careful when paying. The rubbish bins were in poor condition, and it seemed like no one bothered to use them. As for the lifeguard, we weren't sure if he understood his role or if we misunderstood the Sardinian definition of it. He spent most of his time on his phone or chatting with his friends, who seemed to be his admirers. Nevertheless, we still had a good time, and the kids enjoyed themselves.