We pick you up from the railway station, the marina or your accommodation. At the station your driver waits at the main exit holding a sign with your name.
The drive from Salerno to Ravello covers about 29 km and takes about 55 minutes. The final stretch runs along the coast road carved into the cliff, a sequence of bends and tunnels with the sea straight below — spectacular to look at, demanding to drive. Your driver knows every curve and every passing point, so you can watch the view instead of the road.
The last few kilometres into Ravello are the slow ones: narrow road, limited traffic zones and very few places where a car can legally stop. The driver takes you to the closest point your accommodation can actually be reached from and helps with the luggage — worth telling us the exact address when booking, because in these villages the difference between one corner and the next is a flight of steps.
We drop you as close to your accommodation as possible: cars reach the old town entrance and the villas, while the last stretch to some properties is pedestrian only. The climb up from Atrani is winding but spectacular.
Ravello sits 350 metres above the coast, reachable only by a hairpin road climbing from Atrani. It is the village of gardens and music: Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone have terraces suspended over the void, and every summer the Ravello Festival brings concerts hanging above the gulf.