Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Ravello

Amalfi Coast beach holidays

Choose from elegant villas with stunning sea views, traditional Italian-style homes with lush gardens and cosy apartments nestled in the heart of Ravello´s historic centre. Whether seeking a romantic retreat for two or a family-friendly escape for five or more, the selection on offer guarantees a memorable stay with convenient access to Ravello´s cultural and natural attractions. This centrally located, peaceful holiday getaway is a paradise destination on beautiful Majorca. Recharge and relax with stunning sea views and beside a private pool and enjoy the gorgeous sunsets and delicious cuisine from an al fresco dining area. Book your dream holiday home on the Amalfi coast with a private pool today!

Centrally located Italian beach getaway

Lettings in and around Ravello typically offer a range of amenities designed for comfort and relaxation. Manyholiday rental in Ravello with wonderful amenities feature fully equipped kitchens and private outdoor spaces such as terraces or gardens. Many other cities close to Ravello also offer incredible features so when booking your holiday rental in Ravello make sure you have a look at holiday lettings in Positano to make sure you don't miss out on any opportunity. With stunning views of the Amalfi coast what are you waiting for!

Holidu´s accommodation options tick all the boxes for the perfect location. Whether you´re looking for a romantic hillside getaway in Ravello, a family vacation, or a group retreat, the selection of holiday rentals in this picturesque, well connected coastal area will ensure a holiday of a lifetime!

Browse a fantastic selection of upmarket holiday homes in Ravello equipped with:

• TV
• Pool
• Terrace
• BBQ
• Garden
• Fully Equipped Kitchens

A nature paradise

Nature lovers visiting Ravello will find an array of stunning landscapes and outdoor activities to explore. The town's elevated position offers breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast and the Tyrrhenian Sea, and nearby trails like the Sentiero dei Limoni provide scenic walks through terraced lemon groves and fragrant orchards. The surrounding hills and mountains of the Lattari Range are ideal for hiking, with paths that wind through lush forests and offer panoramic vistas. The nearby Valle delle Ferriere, a nature reserve just a short drive away, features beautiful waterfalls, rare plant species, and ancient ironworks, making it a haven for both hikers and botanists.

Sightseeing and history

History lovers exploring Ravello will find a treasure trove of historical and architectural marvels that reflect the town's rich past. The medieval Ravello Cathedral showcases exquisite Romanesque architecture while nearby, ancient villas, such as Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, offer glimpses into the town's aristocratic heritage with their historic gardens and ornate architectural features. The town's well-preserved streets and buildings evoke medieval charm. Amalfi, with its historic cathedral and paper museum, and the ancient Roman ruins in the surrounding areas offer further context to the rich historical tapestry of the region.

Ravello for culinary enthusiasts

In Ravello you get to savour exquisite meals at upscale restaurants perched on the hillsides, where fresh, local ingredients are the star attraction. Many eateries boast gorgeous outdoor terraces with breathtaking vistas, perfect for a romantic dinner or a leisurely lunch. The town is known for its refined seafood dishes, homemade pasta, and delectable pastries, all complemented by excellent local wines. Amalfi and Positano offer a diverse range of dining options, from charming seaside trattorias to elegant Michelin-starred establishments. Whether indulging in a casual meal of fresh seafood of the day and regional specialties or enjoying a gourmet experience with panoramic views, dining in and around Ravello promises a memorable and flavorful culinary adventure!

Ravello for beach lovers

Soak up the serene coastal beauty of the Amalfi Coast with several stunning beaches just a short drive away from Ravello. While Ravello is perched high above the sea, nearby towns such as Amalfi and Atrani offer beautiful beach experiences. The main beach in Amalfi, Marina Grande, provides golden sands, clear blue waters, and a range of beach clubs where visitors can rent sunbeds and umbrellas. For a more intimate setting, the beaches of Atrani and Castiglione offer secluded coves with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkelling. The picturesque shores of Minori and Maiori, known for their extensive sandy stretches and family-friendly atmosphere are perfect for a beach day out.

1. Villa Rufolo
2. Villa Cimbrone
3. Ravello Cathedral
4. Ravello Festival
5. Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods)

Step out in style at Ravello's most famous landmarks, known for its breathtaking gardens and panoramic views. Originally built in the 13th century, the villa features a blend of Moorish and Norman architecture. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens, adorned with vibrant flowers and centuries-old trees, which provide stunning views of the coastline. The villa also hosts concerts and events, particularly during the annual Ravello Festival, adding a cultural dimension to the historical charm.7

2. Villa Cimbrone

Villa Cimbrone, famous for its Terrace of Infinity is a highlight of Ravello. This villa, dating back to the 11th century, boasts expansive gardens filled with statues, fountains, and grottoes. The Terrace of Infinity offers one of the most spectacular views of the Amalfi Coast, with balustrades adorned with marble busts and the azure sea shimmering below. The gardens are a perfect place for a leisurely stroll, offering both tranquillity and breathtaking vistas.

3. Ravello Cathedral

Located in the main square, Ravello Cathedral is a stunning example of medieval architecture. Built in the 11th century, the church features a beautiful white façade and an impressive bronze door crafted by Barisano da Trani. Inside, visitors can admire the ornate pulpit supported by six marble lions and the relics of Saint Pantaleone, the town's patron saint. The adjoining museum offers a collection of religious artefacts and historical items, providing insight into Ravello's rich heritage.

4. Ravello Festival

The Ravello Festival, held annually from June to September, is a cultural highlight of the town. Known for its classical music concerts, the festival also includes dance, art exhibitions, and film screenings. Many events take place in the stunning outdoor setting of Villa Rufolo's gardens, allowing attendees to enjoy world-class performances with the Amalfi Coast as a backdrop. The festival attracts artists and visitors from around the globe, making it a vibrant and culturally enriching experience.

5. Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods)

This famous hiking trail that connects the towns of Bomerano and Nocelle, offering spectacular views of the coastline, terraced vineyards, and quaint villages is a must for hiking and nature enthusiasts. While the trail is not in Ravello itself, it is easily accessible from the town and makes for a perfect day trip. The hike is moderately challenging and takes about 4-5 hours, but the stunning scenery and sense of accomplishment make it well worth the effort!