Ravello
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Ravello Yacht Charter

Perched atop a hill overlooking the azure waters of the Amalfi Coast, the town of Ravello is known for its quiet elegance and timeless charm. This historic town, with its panoramic views and lush forests cascading down to the sea, has long captivated artists, musicians, and discerning travellers. Ravello’s unique position high above the coastline offers unparalleled vistas and has inspired the likes of Richard Wagner. Its blend of wild landscapes and rich history, combined with its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, makes Ravello an increasingly sought-after destination for charterers. A Ravello yacht charter ensures visitors can immerse themselves in the town’s varied architecture, from Romano-Byzantine to Norman-Saracen, and unwind in its serene atmosphere, far from the bustling crowds of the more frequented Amalfi and Positano.

Ravello Charter Guide

Nestled more than 1200 feet above the Mediterranean, Ravello is the Amalfi Coast’s hidden treasure. Also known as the City of Music, it hosts the Villa Cimbrone, Villa Rufolo, and the striking Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium. The Ravello Festival and Ravello Concert Society are highlighted, offering a vibrant cultural scene.

Piazza Duomo

Experience the heart of Ravello first-hand at Piazza Duomo. Wander through this bustling square lined with cafes and restaurants, where you can savour traditional Italian dishes or indulge in fine dining, including the two-Michelin-starred Rossellinis at Palazzo Avino.

Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone Gardens

Stroll through the enchanting gardens of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone. These historic sites are rich in architectural heritage, from Romano-Byzantine features to Norman-Saracen influences. Offering breathtaking views over the bay, they’re perfect for a peaceful afternoon of exploration surrounded by floral beauty.

Vineyard Tour

Enjoy a private one of the oldest and best-known Ravello vineyards, the Cantina Episcopio. Established in 1860 by Pasquale Palumbo, the vineyard has been handed down through four generations to the great-grandson, Marco Vuilleumier and produces wine made from local grapes.

Ravello Festival

If you are visiting from April onwards, participate in the celebrated Ravello Festival. This annual musical event transforms the town into a vibrant hub of classical and contemporary performances, honouring the legacy of Richard Wagner.

Amalfi Coast exploration

From Ravello, head out to explore more of the Amalfi Coast’s stunning coastline dotted with bays and coves. The nearby towns of Amalfi, Atrani, Minori, and Maiori offer beautiful beaches and vibrant local life, perfect for a day trip.