Transfert en voiture privée de Sorrente à Ravello

With a private driver, you have the flexibility to stop for that perfect shot, so have your camera ready! See Pompeii or Positano before arriving at Ravello for the ultimate Sorrentine Peninsula experience.

Daytrip makes it easy to turn this transfer into the perfect vacation with an itinerary made by you, for you!

Ravello Festival

Ravello is internationally recognized within the performing arts community for its annual Ravello Festival (also known as the Wagner Festival). This event began in 1953 to encourage tourism during the economically difficult years following WWII.

This event celebrates music, arts, and culture, drawing artists and audiences from around the globe. Performances are often held in the gardens of the Villa Rufolo for the inspiration they gave German composer Richard Wagner during his trip to the coast.

Natural beauty and leisure

Ravello is a haven for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Its position, 1200 feet (365 meters) above sea level, offers cooler temperatures and greener landscapes than the bustling coastal towns along the sea.

Walking trails around Ravello let you explore the Amalfi landscape, with paths leading through ancient forests, lemon groves, and secluded hamlets. It is a great day trip or weekend escape from the more crowded cities like Sorrento.

In Italy, days are long and sunny, and shops typically stay open late into the evening when the sun's rays are less harsh. It's wise to check that your planned afternoon sightseeing spots will be open during your visit.

Dress comfortably

Italy embraces effortless style, so take a cue from the locals by choosing loose-fitting clothes that protect your skin from sun damage. Natural fibers like linen are ideal for keeping cool, and a wide-brimmed hat will shield your eyes from the sun. Wear sturdy shoes or sandals with a heel strap to safely navigate Ravello’s many ancient stairs and hills.

Prices for your Sorrento to Ravello transfer begin at just $29 (€27) per person to leave the challenging Italian roads to an expert driver. You could reach Ravello in as little as 90 minutes or take your time to visit vineyards, the Stabia Archeological Site, and Mt. Vesuvius.

Sorrento to Ravello by ferry

For a view of the endless sea, NLG has 6 ferries a day from Sorrento to Amalfi, and tickets are $26 (€24.50) per person. The first ferry leaves at 9:00 AM, and the last one leaves at 4:10 PM. The trip takes 1-2 hours around the coast.

From Amalfi, you will need to take a short bus ride or a taxi up into the hills to Ravello. In the summer, buses leave every 30 minutes from Amalfi.

Sorrento to Ravello by bus

SITA has direct buses that can make the journey in 90 minutes. During the summer, buses leave at least twice an hour from 6:30 AM to 7:50 PM, and tickets are $2 to $9 (€1.80-€8).

Villa Cimbrone

On the "Terrace of Infinity," the skyline and sea will truly feel infinite as you gaze out over the railings. Villa Cimbrone’s gardens have a uniquely Italian blend of classical statues, exotic plants, and serene pathways. It is a 10-minute walk slightly uphill from Piazza Centrale, and it is worth calling ahead, as the garden does close occasionally for special events.

Duomo di Ravello (Ravello Cathedral)

By now you are surely an expert at Italian travel and know that every central town square is going to have a cathedral! This 11th-century cathedral is dedicated to San Pantaleone and features a stunning bronze door and a pulpit adorned with intricate mosaics. The museum inside houses religious artifacts and artworks.

Piazza Duomo

The central square of Ravello is the heart of the town, surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and shops. It is right outside the Duomo di Ravello and the perfect place to rest your feet and have a coffee after walking up and down all those hills! (You may also see it called Piazza Centrale.)

Hiking

While the Amalfi coast’s famous Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) doesn’t quite reach Ravello, there are still scenic hiking trails with trailheads in Ravello that offer unbelievable views.

The hiking trails in this area are rated moderate to hard due to the elevation and rocky paths, and you should always have a bottle of water, appropriate shoes, and skin protection. If you are visiting Ravello in the summer, getting the hike started in the early morning will help you beat the heat.