Palermo Airport "Falcone e Borsellino" is located about 110 km from Cefalù and offers national and international connections with major Italian and European cities. In fact there are numerous flag carriers (Alitalia) and low-cost airlines (EasyJet and Ryanair), which serve the airport of Palermo. From Palermo-Punta Raisi airport to Cefalù by car, take the A29 motorway (direction Palermo) and then continue on the A19 (towards Messina), Cefalù exit.

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We recommend booking a rental service with driver (NCC) or TAXI in advance. A professional, licensed for public transport, will pick you up at the airport arrivals hall and take you to your destination. The historic center of Cefalù falls entirely within the limited traffic zone (ZTL). Only vehicles licensed for access can freely pass through the historic center and take advantage of the preferential lanes. Using a private transfer is definitely the most comfortable and safe solution that will save you time and effort, especially if you travel with lots of luggage, in a group with friends or with your family; in this way, in fact, you will arrive loads and rested to enjoy your holiday in the wonderful Cefalù. Depending on the vehicle category and number of passengers, the cost can vary from € 120 to € 180 and you can reach Cefalù in just over 60 minutes. The rental service with driver is the choice in any case recommended for groups of friends / family (4 or more people), who want to comfortably (and quickly) reach the city of Cefalù directly from the airport. In fact, special rates are provided for mini-groups of people. For more information, see the website of bravodriver.com. It is not only convenient, but also convenient for groups of 4 or more people.

For information on transfer prices see our page Palermo Airport from/to Cefalù - Prices.

Other travel modes

There are no direct connections to the city of Cefalù from Palermo. For these reasons, the fastest and most comfortable route remains the rental service with driver (NCC). Alternatively, from the airport you must first reach the central train station (adjacent to the bus station) and then continue to Cefalù by train or bus.

Shared taxi

Starting from the "Falcone Borsellino" airport of Palermo you can take advantage of a service that is a good compromise between the bus and the taxi: that is the shared taxi (taxi sharing). At the exit of the "arrivals" terminal, in fact, you can find taxis that leave as soon as all the seats are occupied. Unfortunately, expectations can also be long in low periods. From the Central Station of Palermo to Cefalù it is then possible to continue with one of the methods described below.

Train

From the "Falcone Borsellino" airport you can reach the central train station with the shuttle service run by the company Prestia and Commandè. Scheduled runs approximately every 30 minutes from 4.00 am until 11.00 pm. The cost of the ticket ranges from 6 to 9 euros and includes several stops in different areas of the city: the journey time is about 50 minutes. For information and reservations it is advisable to consult the website of the company that provides the http://www.prestiaecomande.it service. Once you reach the central train station, the Palermo-Cefalu route is served by Trenitalia. The journey time varies from 45 to 60 minutes and the train ticket can be purchased online. To find timetables, seasonal promotions and daily trips it is advisable to visit the website of the rail transport service www.trenitalia.it.

Bus

To reach the Central Station of the Palermitano airport bus the shuttle service provided by the company "Prestia e Commandè" is recommended. Reached the central bus station in via Paolo Balsamo (next to the central train station), the transport company Sais provides a connection to Cefalù (station). To find out about bus schedules and routes, we recommend visiting the company's website.

Arriving at the central station of Cefalù the historic center is just 300 m. Proceed in the direction of "Centro" through a downhill road that you will have to travel to the end and so to reach "Piazza Armando Diaz" (adjacent to an "Esso" filling station). From this stretch onwards (between the Villa Comunale and Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi), the "off limits" area for cars begins.