Cefalù, Palermo

Cefalù pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea, illuminated by the Sicilian sun and the bright waters of the Mediterranean.

Inserted in the small club of the most beautiful villages in Italy, it is the ideal landing place for tourists from all over the world, who are struck by the beauty of the historic center and the fullness of the landscape.

Cefalù is not only a place, a territory, an environment, but above all it is the most fascinating demonstration of the millennial passage of stories, men and cultures.

Name with which the Basilica Cattedrale della Trasfigurazione is known, declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

According to legend, the cathedral was built following the vote of the Most Holy Savior by Ruggero II, who escaped a storm and landed on the town’s beaches.

The real motivation would seem rather political-military in nature, given its structure.

Located in via Vittorio Emanuele it is accessible through a majestic staircase at the Renaissance palace Martino.

It is made up of a series of tanks that collect water from the Cefalino river.

The washhouse was demolished around 1500 and rebuilt in a more backward position. The water of this river flows in the beautiful gulf of Cefalù is particularly cold and healthy, a strong tourist attraction.

Cefalù beach has been recognized as one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy, as well as the pride of the medieval town of Cefalù, a splendid beach that embraces the icy Cefalino river.

You can enjoy both the portion of the equipped beach and the free beach. A landscape that will leave you breathless the numerous tourists who come every year. Cefalù is also coveted for water activities such as: snorkeling, canoeing, sailing, sup. thanks to the “Caldura” the magnificent rocky landscape of Cefalù located east of the town.