About this tour
A private eight-hour loop along Italy's most dramatic coastline, driven in a Mercedes van with a local at the wheel. You'll hit Positano's pastel warren of shops and cafés, Amalfi's Byzantine cathedral and piazza, then climb to Ravello's clifftop gardens with views that justify the hype. The route strings together three distinct villages, each offering breathing room to wander and eat on your own terms.
Highlights
- Positano: pastel-painted village and independent boutiques
- Amalfi Cathedral: 9th-century Roman basilica with apostolic relics
- Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone: terraced gardens above the sea
- Private Mercedes van with a driver who knows the back roads
- Air-conditioned comfort on winding coastal roads
- Panoramic stops for photographs and perspective
- Three towns, three lunch windows, zero rushed transitions
What to expect
Your driver collects you and steers a smooth path through the Amalfi Coast's signature bends. Positano arrives first—a vertical tumble of jewel-toned buildings where you'll have time to browse the linen stalls and grab coffee. Amalfi comes next, centred on its famous cathedral and a working piazza where locals eat. You'll have space to explore or simply sit with a plate of pasta. Finally, you climb to Ravello, where two aristocratic villas compete for your attention. Their gardens spill toward the sea; the views are what everyone comes for. The drive back gives you time to decompress after a day that's heavy on sightseeing but light on schedule pressure.
Good to know
Lunch and villa entry fees are separate. Ravello's villas each charge around €6. Wear comfortable shoes for steep village pavements. The road climbs sharply—not demanding, but winding. Prams and strollers work; mobility aids less so. Bring a camera.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.