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* Prices fluctuate daily due to changing exchange rates. Please contact us for current rates.
Property Description
PORTO VECCHIO
Small but at the same time comfortable flat set in one of the peculiar alleys of the historic downtown of Cefalù, very next to the
famous Norman Dome (only 100 metres away) and to the “ancient harbour” which nowadays is a real open air café The central
setting of the palace make it easy to reach on foot all the shops, restaurants, banks and monuments of this extraordinary spot.
The flat has been integrally restored (except for the access stairway), endowed with permanent air-conditioning system and
furnished with comforts and good taste. Public parking space in the vicinity (300 metres nearly). The sea and the nearest sandy
beach are only 80 metres away.
PORTO VECCHIO 1 sq m 30 nearly
Sleeps: 2+1
3 rd Floor (no lift): Living-room with cooking corner and single bed couch, double room, bathroom with shower, balcony. TV.
Baby cot: AVAILABLE on request
Water, electricity and gas cost: INCLUSIVE
Final cleaning: INCLUSIVE
Safety deposit: EXTRA Euros 200,00
Central heating: EXTRA to pay on the spot as forfeit of Euros 5,00 per day
Air conditioning: EXTRA to pay on the spot as forfeit of Euros 5,00 per day
Linen (sheets and towels): INCLUSIVE
Pets: NOT ALLOWED
CEFALU’ is a world wide known tourist resort placed on the Tyrrhenian coast, 60 km away on the eastern side of Palermo.
The ancient Sicilian village was founded in the IVth century B.C. and in the running of the centuries became, respectively, a
Roman, Byzantine and Moslem town knowing its highest splendour under the Norman rule. Cefalù is set in an extraordinary
charming panorama among the huge sea horizon and the overhanging Fortress and the Norman Cathedral soaring above the
town. Around the Duomo, real fulcrum of the medieval town planning, meander several narrow streets and you have the
chance to admire a lot of churches and small Baroque and Renaissance mansions. Particularly worth visiting are: “l'Osterio
Magno”, “il Lavatoio Medievale” (the medieval washhouse), “il Borgo Marinaro” (the fishermen’s hamlet), “il Tempio di Diana”
(the temple of Diana) and the “Mandralisca museum” keeping rare archaeological remains and different ages' works of art such
as the extraordinary
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