Spiaggia di Cefalù

Spiaggia di Cefalù was just 100m from our hotel, and we ended up visiting this Sicilian lido daily — it was fantastic. White sand, warm blue calm water, well-spaced loungers, and friendly service made everything feel effortless. The mix of scenery, beverages, and sea created the perfect setting for a relaxing afternoon. Overall, a beautiful spot well worth lingering at. Saluti

Beautiful beach with clear water, very shallow and scenic view of Cefalù town. We went on weekend which was pretty crowded because the locals. However on weekdays it was a little bit cheaper and less busy. Plenty of free space with soft sand.

A very nice beach, with a small public area. Most of the beach is private and sunbeds cost around €15–20. It gets very crowded. The water is clean and warm. Showers cost extra, but there’s a small free one on the public side. Overall, I recommend it.

Very nice sandy beach, Good restaurants and Unlike other places in Sicily:)) It was very easy to park. Ist a small town just 45 - 50 minutes from Palermo. Its a good place to stay or pass over. We went in December, I am sure Its much nicer in spring. Should be very busy in Summer as the sandy beach is so nice and there are many hotels to stay:)))

The water is clean, clear, and perfect for swimming and very refreshing. The beach can get quite crowded, especially in high season, but the atmosphere is still amazing. Everything was well maintained and tidy. What I also liked is that there’s convenient parking right by the beach for a small fee, which makes the visit very easy. Overall, a beautiful place to relax and swim. Definitely worth it if you are in Sicily!

Cefalù’s beach is pure harmony. From the golden sand, you see everything that makes this place unforgettable — the majestic rock rising behind the town, the charming cathedral with its twin towers, and the pastel-colored houses right by the water. The combination of nature and history feels perfectly balanced. The sea is crystal clear, the vibe is relaxed yet lively, and every view looks like a postcard. A place where you can feel both the soul of Sicily and the calm of the Mediterranean in one breath. 4 stars because there are too many people (there is VERY little space) and there are constantly merchants and trying to sell you something, distracting from your vacation.

This place has an amazing vibe; you feel like you’ve stepped back into ancient times. We paid €20 per person for a sunbed and an umbrella, but it was worth it for the experience. Don’t expect too much from the sea though — it was dirty, murky, and wavy. But the atmosphere was absolutely perfect.

the beach is beautiful, overpopulated, but that is normal. you can at least still find free beach area, not like in San vito lo capo. They even have a free shower on the ebach (thing that is on its way to extinction). it is a very open, in full sun beach. i was there on a clody day and i was ok, but on a regular day, make sure you get an ombrella as you do not really have shade spaces.