Ravello Italy, hidden atop the cliffs along the splendid Amalfi Coast, is an enchanting holiday destination that’s bubbling with life, culture, and distinct Italian charisma. Nothing short of a visual feast, its awe-inspiring landscapes, cloaked in abundant greenery dotted with vibrant flowers, offering stunning views over the Tyrrhenian Sea will have you reaching for your camera with heartwarming regularity. Buckle up for a holiday packed with tepid sunsets, charming locals and gastronomic delights.
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Ravello was the vacation home of choice for several artists and writers, including D.H. Lawrence, who penned a part of his famous novel – Lady Chatterley’s Lover, in this tranquil town.
Spring (April to June) and autumn (September and October) are deemed the best times to visit Ravello Italy. These seasons bring mild weather, ideal for exploring the town’s beauty without the summer crowd hustle.
In Ravello Italy, you can enjoy various experiences, from cultural tours exploring the historic villas, gardens, and churches or head for wine-tasting sessions, cooking lessons, hiking, or simply taking a stroll around the vibrant, narrow, stone-paved streets bursting with local charm.
The typical costs in Ravello will vary depending on your taste. You can find reasonably priced meals in local eateries at around €10 to €15. Fine dining can range from €40 upwards. As for souvenirs, expect to pay anywhere from €5 for small trinkets to €100+ for high quality, artisanal products.
The best way to explore Ravello is on foot. The town is small and pedestrian-friendly, offering an up-close experience with its distinctive charm. You can also take local buses or taxis for longer distances.
Most travellers reach Ravello by flying into Naples International Airport, followed by a car/bus ride or ferry to reach the Amalfi Coast.
Italy is part of the Schengen Area. Thus, EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals can enter freely. Non-EU nationals may need a Schengen visa, which allows a 90-day stay for tourism purposes.
For the perfect stay, consider Belmond Hotel Caruso (5-start rating) known for its infinity pool and historic appeal or the Palazzo Avino (5-star rating), renowned for its lavish amenities and blue-tinged lounge with sea views.
There are a huge number of things to do in Ravello Italy, so many that we have made an article for things to do in Ravello Italy
In conclusion, Ravello Italy is a splendid, well-kept secret of the Amalfi Coast, offering a rejuvenating retreat away from the hustle-bustle. We guarantee, you’ll end your trip with stories as vibrant as an Italian summer. Dive into the grandeur of Italy, not just Ravello, explore more on our Italy Tour page. Buon viaggio!
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