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Workation in Cefalù: the essentials
Between a long sandy beach and the limestone headland of La Rocca, Cefalù packs a medieval street plan and a Norman cathedral that belongs to the UNESCO Arab-Norman listing. The town on Sicily's Tyrrhenian coast has just under 14,000 residents and draws huge numbers of visitors, so the old town can feel like a film set in August. Winter is quiet, but schools and shops stay open. Trains take about an hour to Palermo, a rare proper rail link for a Sicilian beach town, and Palermo Falcone-Borsellino Airport is a little over 80 km away. The Madonie mountains behind the coast are good for hiking and cooler in summer.
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Cefalù is a small beach town on Sicily's north coast without coworking. Old-town cafés and holiday flats serve as workplaces, and internet is decent. Proper spaces are in Palermo, around an hour by train. Summer is crowded, the off-season quiet.
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