If you decide to spend a day at the beach in Cefalù, Recommendation the stretch of beach between Lido Punta Arenas and Lido Poseidon, the water is crystal clear, sometimes there are stones to enter the water better to have shoes. The beach is free and you can decide whether to rent sunbeds and umbrellas (I do not know the prices) or allocate with your own, services such as showers and bathrooms are free. There are kiosks for a lunch, snack or aperitif on the beach. In this stretch also just go up the road to have available, bars, ice cream parlors, restaurants and street food. All very convenient to enjoy a wonderful sea!

We loved Cefalu and the beautiful little lanes, People at restaurants very friendly and food wonderful. It was such a shame to be greeted at the railway station at Cefalu, with a message just above the Welcome Sign written in English No tickets no information and with a girl in the office looking bored with her legs up on the desk. Not a good example of Italian hospitality

We loved Cefalu. It is a nice seaside town with plenty of food options, shopping and steeped in history. Locals are friendly and it’s a great place to watch the world go by. It’s incredibly hot and crowded in August but when you’re on holidays it doesn’t seem to bother you. We would definitely stay in Cefalu again if given the opportunity.

A getaway from Palermo, leading to a very nice city. The main street has a lot of businesses, restaurants, places to taste the delicacies of Sicily. The end of the street ends at na playa, where we spent a few hours to cool off from the heat that was in September. All cute, all colorful and the landscapes even better

Beautifull Sicily and beautifull Cefalu. First we wanted to go to Catania, but flights were fully booked so only option was Palermo and Cefalu. Even thou it wasn't our first choise we had great time.

We took a short train from Palermo and stayed for two nights. Loved every minute. Such a beautiful and quaint place, plenty of food and dessert options. The beaches are clean and lovely, albeit a little busy in the summer. Cannot wait to go back

We LOVED Cefalu. So glad we stayed two nights as opposed to one - we almost wish we did a third. The beach was wonderful - sandy and calm waters. We also hiked to the top of La Rocca - beautiful hike, worth going all the way up for the views and to see the ancient sites. We also loved the little town for shopping and dining. Here you will find higher quality shops for gifts and take home items. They had great Sicilian restaurants, and the Duomo and Piazza were lovely to enjoy at night for a drink, gelato or people watching. We enjoyed this so much more than Siracusa.

We took a day trip out here from Palermo. It’s easy enough to get to by train. We spent a few hours at the beach, and rented some chairs at one of the beach clubs. In October, the beach is lovely and not too crowded. Then, we walked through the town to see the Roman laundry and the old walls. All in all a great way to escape the chaos of Palermo for a day, and a really cute town that’s super manageable to plan on your own as a day trip.

Çefalu is delightful. A very laid back atmosphere. Beautiful views of the coastline and a beautiful little town. Plenty of places to have a drink and eat and many restaurants with sea views. Well worth a trip if you're based in Palermo.

We went to Cefalu as a day trip from Palermo. It’s a charming little beach town with a high limestone cliff called La Rocca which is the backdrop for some beautiful pictures. The highlights of our visit was the beach itself, the cathedral and La Rocca. My husband and I spent our time walking the streets and spending time at the beach. Our daughter hiked up La Rocca and took in some magnificent views. We enjoyed Cefalu and if we went again would probably stay for a couple of days.