Private tour with driver
Amalfi, Atrani, Ravello & Minori
The coast at an easy pace: Amalfi and its cathedral, tiny Atrani a ten-minute walk away, the gardens of Ravello hanging over the sea and Minori with its beach and Roman villa.
- 9 h
- Just your group, up to 8 people
- English, Italian, French, Spanish
from€375per vehicle
- No online payment: we confirm availability
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before (entry tickets already issued excluded)
Activity highlights
“Amalfi, Atrani, Ravello & Minori” is a private tour with driver and takes about 9 h. It costs from €375 per vehicle, not per person, in a sedan for up to 3 people, with driver, fuel, tolls and parking included; the exact price depends on start, finish and date. Stops and visiting time: Amalfi (1 h 30), Atrani (30 min), Ravello (1 h 30) and Minori (45 min). None of the stops has a compulsory entrance ticket. You walk about 4 km over the day (moderate physical effort). When to go? From April to June and in September and October. In July and August the Amalfi coast road has its slowest traffic of the year and the towns are packed: start early. Winter is the quietest time, with some restaurants and shops closed.
Full description
This is the coast tour for those who have already seen Positano, or want to avoid it in summer: four towns close to each other, with more time on foot and less in the car.
Amalfi and Atrani
In Amalfi, the cathedral steps, the Cloister of Paradise and the square; then, a ten-minute walk away, Atrani: Italy’s smallest town by area, a little square on the sea and houses stacked one above the other, without Amalfi’s crowds.
Ravello
Six kilometres of hairpins above the coast, 350 metres above the sea. The gardens of Villa Rufolo, where Wagner found his garden of Klingsor, and the Terrace of Infinity at Villa Cimbrone give the view everyone associates with the Amalfi Coast.
Minori
Down to Minori, with its wide beach, the remains of a Roman seaside villa in the middle of town and a tradition of handmade pasta and pastry: the last stop, for something sweet before heading back.
Itinerary
- DepartureIn the morning
- AmalfiCathedral and centre, about an hour and a half
- AtraniOn foot from Amalfi, about half an hour
- RavelloVilla Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, about an hour and a half
- MinoriBeach and centre, about three quarters of an hour
- ReturnIn the late afternoon
Prices
The price is per vehicle, not per person, and depends on where you start, where you finish and the date: work it out in the booking box.
Included in the price: driver, fuel, tolls and parking.
None of the tour stops has a compulsory entrance ticket. Meals, tastings and optional entrances are paid separately.
Prices updated on October 30, 2026
Practical information
- Entrance tickets (not included)
- Amalfifree entry
- Atranifree entry
- Ravellofree entry
- Minorifree entry
The centre is free; the Cloister of Paradise next to the cathedral charges a few euros. The town is free to walk; Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone charge separately, €7-10 per person.
Third-party prices, indicative, last checked in September 2026.
- Time at each stop
- Amalfi1 h 30
- Atrani30 min
- Ravello1 h 30
- Minori45 min
- How much walking
4 km · Moderate physical effort — About 4 km, almost all on foot in the towns: Amalfi and Minori are level, Atrani is all stairways and in Ravello you climb towards the villas. Nothing strenuous, but many steps.
- When to go
From April to June and in September and October. In July and August the Amalfi coast road has its slowest traffic of the year and the towns are packed: start early. Winter is the quietest time, with some restaurants and shops closed.
The same itinerary by public transport
From Amalfi the SITA Sud buses climb to Ravello in about twenty minutes and reach Minori in ten, for a few euros; Atrani is a ten-minute walk. From Naples, though, you reach Amalfi by train to Salerno and then by ferry (April to October) or bus: a good two hours each way.
When it genuinely wins
If you are staying in Amalfi, public transport is enough and costs much less: we say so plainly, provided you accept summer queues at the stops and buses that pass by full. The tour, which does not start from Amalfi, is for those coming from Naples, Sorrento or Positano: by public transport half the day goes on travel, and the tour gives it back to the towns.
Public-service fares and frequencies, indicative and seasonal, last checked in September 2026.
What is included
Included
- Selected vehicle
- Pickup and return from the selected meeting point
- One bottle of water per person
- Driver waiting at every stop
Not included
- Entry to Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone
- Cloister of Paradise in Amalfi
- Tour guide
- Lunch
Important
- Atrani and Ravello are full of stairways: nothing strenuous, but many steps
- In July and August the Amalfi coast road is slow: start early
- Our staff will contact the guest the day before the tour with confirmation and logistics details
Frequently Asked Questions
Which entrance tickets are needed and what do they cost?
How much walking does this tour involve?
How long is spent at each stop?
When is the best time for this tour?
Can this itinerary be done by public transport?
Why Atrani and Minori, and not Positano?
Where does the tour start?
Can I customize the itinerary?
Are the tours suitable for guests with reduced mobility?
Can I extend the tour during the day?
Are tips mandatory?
More on booking, driver, luggage and payment in the Help centre
Related tours you might like…
Last updated: