Gore Vidal said of this place that it was his favourite view, he was right. At 2.40 Euros on the SITA bus from Amalfi it was absolutely superb. No where to park, unless you want to go at about 6 in the morning, the bus is a must! Whilst niot the cheapest beer I've ever bought it was certainly worth... More

The Amalfi peninsula has many hiking trails and we used local maps available everywhere in Ravello, our amazing hilltop location for about 4 days. This trail gradually descends from Ravello past "vehicle-free" hamlets, a church, fragrant trees and quaint stone-built villages, each with a tiny plaza and ever-present public fountain. One such spot about half-way down had a small refreshment... More

We loved this route wending its way in between houses and lemon groves, heading downhill from Ravello. Not for those with knee issues. The little square beneath the bridge in Atrani was a find. More

Ravello is one of the world's greatest places to walk (which you will need to do after all the wonderful meals). There are several starting points to Atrani but they all join together and meander through streets and alleys, around houses, villas, olive trees and great views. Sometimes the steps can be a little slick so have good shoes and... More

Approx 25minutes, this walk is a pleasant walk downhall, following the main road and private pathways. More

We had asked many people about the hike from Ravello to Atrani. It was not easy getting clear information. However, upon arrival at the port in Amalfi we were able to purchase bus tickets at the tobacco shop and then take a local bus up to Ravello. It took about 20 minutes and the views along the way were spectacular.... More