Ravello

Culture, Love. Adventure. Nature. Landscapes

Visit Ravello

Ravello is a place that doesn’t impress with noise, but with poetry.
Perched above the Amalfi Coast between sky and sea, Ravello is a natural balcony over the Mediterranean, where every view feels like a painting and every corner invites you to slow down.

You don’t come here to rush, you come to breathe. Historic villas, blooming gardens, and panoramic terraces create a timeless atmosphere of beauty, music, and light. Ravello has long been a refuge for artists, musicians, and travelers seeking inspiration.

It is the perfect destination for those looking for romance, culture, and contemplation, and also an ideal base to explore the Amalfi Coast.

To the question, “Why choose Ravello?”

I will try to answer by trying to describe Ravello to you. What does Ravello have?

Refined beauty
Ravello is a place where elegance, art, and nature live in perfect harmony.
Artistic soul
Music, architecture, and gardens make Ravello one of the cultural hearts of the Amalfi Coast.
Views without borders
From its terraces, breathtaking panoramas open over the sea.
Enchanted gardens
Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone offer walks through flowers, history, and poetry.
Light and silence
Ravello feels calm and luminous, far from the crowds below.
Luxury of simplicity
Here, true luxury is found in quiet moments and beauty.
Outlook over the blue
Every corner of Ravello seems designed to look out toward the endless sea.

When to visit Ravello

Ravello is beautiful all year, but spring and early autumn are when its charm truly shines.
Here’s why:

Mild weather, perfect for strolling through gardens and panoramic terraces.
Spring blooms fill Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone with color and fragrance.
Golden autumn light creates unforgettable sunsets.
Fewer visitors, making the atmosphere more intimate and relaxed.

Summer is lively thanks to the Ravello Festival, but it is also the busiest time of year.

How to reach Ravello

Ravello is located above Amalfi, high on the Amalfi Coast.

By car, follow the scenic Amalfi Coast Road (SS163) to Amalfi, then drive up the mountain road to Ravello. The route is breathtaking but narrow and winding.

The easiest way is to arrive in Amalfi by sea, with ferries and hydrofoils from Naples, Salerno, Sorrento, and Capri, then continue by SITA bus or taxi to Ravello in about 20 minutes.

This makes Ravello a perfect destination even for travelers without a car.