Snorkel Tour & a Waterfall

Heading out from the marina, you will spend the morning going along the beautiful Capo Marrargiu coastline, stopping at scenic points to do some snorkelling. The water is a clear, cobalt blue and full of marine life, and the cliffs and small fjords are stunning. If you’re lucky, you may even see the rare griffon vulture nesting on the rocks. The trip is 3 hours long and is suitable for beginners.
Note the trip must be booked in advance. Book online.

After the snorkelling trip, walk down to the main beach for some chill out time before lunch. If you’re feeling energetic, it’s a nice walk out to the ruins of an old tower at the end of the jetty (takes around 15 minutes).

As you head out of town, stop here for a lovely view of the pastel houses of Bosa from the top of the hill.

This is an authentic, Sardinian restaurant with tasty food served at shady outdoor tables in a narrow, cobbled street.
Note that it may be closed on Mondays. Also, it closes for lunch at 3pm.

Sos Molinos is one of a few large waterfalls in Sardinia that flows all year. From the car park, follow the mule track down into the valley. It’s an easy path, with steps to follow and although it can be steep in places, there are handrails and resting points. The trail will take you through a lush, shady, forest of oaks and alders and laurel plants. It should take around 30-45 minutes and it’s well worth it when you get to the bottom!
The waterfall drops from a height of 30 metres in 5 ‘jumps’; the largest – and the most spectacular – is the final one, which drops 15 metres into a large pool. Here you can take a refreshing swim, surrounded by flowers and plants. Look out for wild orchids here. The name ‘Sos Molinos’ (the mills) refers to the River Molinos, the source of the waterfall, which powered several water mills, pre-industrialization.

Relax and enjoy the hill top views while eating locally produced food.