Transferência de carro particular de Nápoles para Ravello

Ravello is most famous for its _Terrazza dell’Infinito _- Terrace of Infinity. The dramatic end to the gardens at Villa Cimbrone, the boundless horizon blending the sky and the sea, was described by Gore Vidal as "the most beautiful place on the planet." The Cilento Mountains in the distance are the only signs to tell the sky apart from the sea.

Ravello is also known as the City of Music, thanks to how much it inspired the composer Richard Wagner during his stay here and how it helped him finish the second act of his opera, Parsifal. The exact spot that really got to Wagner was the gardens at the Villa Rufolo.

The experience you’ll have in Ravello is worlds away from the crowded beaches below. Here, it never gets as busy as it does in Positano or Amalfi, which means you’ll have a calmer, fuller time here, savoring every moment.

Stop for sightseeing

On the road from Naples to Ravello, you'll pass multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites, fantastic eateries, and the "Jewel of the Amalfi Coast", Positano. The short drive time means you can fill your day with amazing experiences before even getting to Ravello. Take advantage of the opportunity!

Don't rent a car

Getting a rental car and driving yourself from Naples to Ravello sounds fun until you hit the road. Driving in Italy is a completely different world. City streets and highways are hectic and the narrow, winding road and blind turns of the Amalfi region's roads are harrowing. Then once you reach Ravello, parking can be scarce and expensive.

Instead, hire a private car transfer with Daytrip. You'll have the same freedom as with a rental car, including deciding when you leave Naples and what stops you make on the way, without any of the stressful drawbacks. Plus, Daytrip drivers speak English, so can give you some insider tips on what to do on your vacation.

Hike from Ravello to Amalfi

Hike from Ravello down to Amalfi for a memorable adventure through the heart of the Amalfi Coast’s natural beauty. The trail descends through lemon groves and terraced gardens. Most of the time the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea will accompany you on one side. The path, sometimes steep in sections, is well-marked and accessible even if you are not the fittest hiker. Stop by the historic sites and hidden waterfalls you’ll come across along the way.

Marvel at Duomo di Ravello

The Duomo di Ravello, or Ravello Cathedral, is a testament to the town’s rich religious and architectural history. Dominating the main square, Piazza Vescovado, the 11th-century Romanesque cathedral has a plain white facade. But open the bronze door, dating back to 1179, and you'll find a wealth of historic relics, including mosaics, ancient pulpits, and religious artifacts.

Join the Ravello Music Festival

One of Italy’s most prestigious music festivals, the Ravello Festival, turns this town into an even more colorful version of itself every summer. It pays homage to composer Richard Wagner, who found inspiration in Ravello. The event features a diverse lineup of classical music, jazz, and dance performances held in venues throughout the town, including the Villa Rufolo. The festival's highlight is the Concert at Dawn, a magical experience where music welcomes the first light of dawn.