HOTEL AL GABBIANO

Structure

The structure is set in the picturesque and silent bay of Bosa Marina, between Capo Marrargiu headland to the north and the Foghe Tower and the islets of Corona Niedda to the south, right in front of the sunny and lonely beach around which it developed, in the first decades of the last century, this small seaside resort of Planargia, on the west coast of Sardinia. A spectacular inlet dominated by the monumental Aragonese Tower, which still crowns the Red Island and protects the Foce del Temo River, always sloping and animated by the typical boats of local fishermen, yachtsmen and residents stranded towards the open sea or in the direction of 'charming medieval town of Bosa, with the characteristic colors of its picturesque old town and the mighty walls of the legendary Castle of Malaspina.

Distance from the sea

The property is about 20 meters from the beach

Rooms

All rooms have private facilities with shower and hairdryer, air conditioning, mini bar, color TV / satellite, wi-fi and telephone

Services

Reception, Elevator, Restaurant, Bicycle Storage, TV Room, Bar, Garden, Parking, Disabled Facilities and Wheel Chair Access, Beach Service, Bicycle Rental

Animal Friends

Allowed for free small size upon notice at the time of booking

Conditions

Check in : from 1 pm onwards

Check out : by 11 am

Bosa Marina and surroundings

The historical - geographical region of Planargia extends to the northwestern part of Sardinia and covers an area of ​​almost 300 sq. Km, between the basaltic plateau of Marghine to the east, the volcanic reliefs of the Montiferru to the south, the hills and meadows of Logudoro and the beautiful beaches, coves and cliffs of the Nurra to the north. It includes the municipalities of Bosa, Montresta, Modolo, Suni, Sagama, Tinnura, Flussio, Magomadas and Tresnuraghes, and is home to just over thirty thousand people who have the privilege of living in an extraordinary natural environment. The spectacular beauty of the Planargia is primarily due to its orographic shape, as well as to its nature and geological structure, or to the characteristic planar pattern of a series of gentle volcanic and sedimentary hills that degrade towards the coastal strip, and which it seems to derive, , the historical denomination of the same region. But what makes this territory truly unique is that in such a small geographic area almost all the characteristic ecosystems of the island, from the sea to the coastal, from the mountain to the river, are represented, with the only exception of the wetlands and sauces, which, moreover, characterize the nearby Sinis area, south of Planargia.