Dimora di Campagna Pessighette, Bosa - Sardinia

Dimora di Campagna Pessighette is a rustic accommodation located near the sea and the historic town of Bosa. During the summer months its restaurant serves tasty Sardinian specialties at night. Dimora di Campagna Pessighette is a unique combination of a B&B and an agriturismo!

About the accommodation

At a mere 5 kilometres from Bosa, in the green valley of Modolo known for the Malvasia wine, Dimora di Campagna Pessighette is housed in a farmhouse which is surrounded by 4 hectares of olive groves and vineyards. Even though the elegant B&B, dating back to the 30s, has recently been renovated, its rustic and authentic character which provides a warm and welcoming ambiance has been kept intact.

Rooms

Three colourful rooms, provided with their own bathroom and seating overlooking the impressive vineyard, are located on the first floor. The colouring (lilac, green or crème), the furniture, the with wrought iron decorated beds and the wooden beams on the ceiling all contribute to the warm ambiance in these rooms.

Facilities

In the high season (June - September) the intimate restaurant serves tasty typically Sardinian dishes, paired with the renowned Malvasia wine from Bosa. We highly recommend booking a table in advance to get to know the local cuisine!

A perfect stay for those...

This peaceful agriturismo is perfectly suited for travellers looking for a tranquil B&B where you can also enjoy the tasty Sardinian dishes accompanied by a nice glass of wine. Dimora di Campagna Pessighette can easily be integrated as a stopover during a round tour across the island.

Accommodation & facilities:
• Parking space
• Air-conditioning
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Prijs berekenen

Pool: Yes (2021)

Wi-Fi: Yes

Beach: 2,5 km.

Village: 4 km.

Photos

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Smakelijke gerechten - BB Pessighette - Bosa - Sardinië

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Dimora di Campagna Pessighette

Bosa

Bosa is located on the west coast of the island on the north bank of the Temo River; the only navigable river in Sardinia. The city was founded by the Phoenicians, but under the rule of the Spanish in the 14th century it became a royal city, part of the independent Kingdom of Arborea.
The village is built around the Malaspina Castle, dating back to 1112 A.C., on the Serravalle hill. We highly recommend visiting the picturesque and colourful Sas Conzas quarter and the medieval Sa Costa quarter and its labyrinth of narrow alleys and stairways. Bosa is filled with restaurants, bars and cafés.
The beach of Bosa Marina is ca. 3 kilometres from Bosa. Furthermore, in the area there are numerous bays only accessible by boat. The medieval town of Alghero is ca. 45 kilometres from Bosa.

Discover the province of Oristano in west Sardinia

In the west of Sardinia is the province of Oristano with the capital of the same name. This region is quite flat and has relatively little tourism, the reason for this special region is dominated by olive cultivation, fishing, agriculture and livestock farming! In this region you will find extensive vineyards with the typical Oristan Vernaccia grapes.The extensive tasting of this delicious wine is a must! Taste this wine here! Discover for example the small authentic town Bosa, but also one of the numerous archaeological remains dating back to before our era are certainly worth a visit. Also visit the Sinis peninsula, of which the entire coastal area is a protected area. Capo San Marco is the northern tip of the Gulf of Oristano and is a wonderful place for a small excursion by bike or hike. Take a refreshing dip from one of the beautiful beaches of San Giovanni di Sinis. At the lake of Santa Giusta you can see pink flamingos and other birds that live here in a paradise of their own! Around the fishing village of Cabras is produced the delicious bottarga (roe), which is used in many Sardinian dishes. In the town of Oristano, an equestrian tournament is still held every year during Carnival: "Sa Sartiglia", masked horsemen galloping on steeds at breath-taking speed aim their swords at a tin star.