Ravello에서 Sorrento까지 Private car transfer

The transfer from Ravello to Sorrento typically takes 1 hour and 30 minutes, covering about 40 kilometers (25 miles) along the Amalfi Coast. Travel time varies depending on traffic conditions, which can be significant during peak tourist season (June-September) and on weekends.

The journey from Ravello to Sorrento offers several stunning stops, including Positano with its colorful cascade of buildings, Pompeii with its tragic backstory, and the Emerald Grotto (Grotta dello Smeraldo) with its unique underwater light show. Add these stops (and more!) during the booking process.

The Amalfi Coast road (SS163) is narrow and winding with sheer drops to the sea, making it challenging but not necessarily dangerous. Daytrip's professional drivers are experienced with these roads and prioritize safety. If you're prone to motion sickness, consider taking medication before traveling and request a moderate driving pace.

Ravello sits high in the mountains with spectacular panoramic views, elegant villas, and a peaceful atmosphere. Sorrento is larger, located on a cliff overlooking the Bay of Naples with more shopping, dining options, and nightlife. Sorrento serves as a better transportation hub for visiting Pompeii, Naples, and Capri.

Yes, you can visit Pompeii during your transfer from Ravello to Sorrento. The detour adds approximately 1-2 hours to your journey, depending on how long you spend exploring the archaeological site. Let us know during the booking process if you'd like to include this fascinating UNESCO World Heritage site in your itinerary.

Sorrento is perched on cliffs above the Bay of Naples with views of Mount Vesuvius. The town features a charming historic center with narrow streets, Piazza Tasso (main square), limoncello production, inlaid woodwork, and excellent seafood restaurants. It serves as an ideal base for exploring Capri, Pompeii, and the Bay of Naples.

The best time to travel the Amalfi Coast is during the shoulder seasons of late April to early June and September to October when the weather is pleasant, crowds are smaller, and most attractions are open. July and August bring hot temperatures and peak crowds, while November to March sees many restaurants and attractions closed.

No, the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) is located on the island of Capri and not visible from the mainland road between Ravello and Sorrento. However, once in Sorrento, you can easily take a ferry to Capri (approximately 20-30 minutes) and arrange a boat tour to visit this famous sea cave with its magical blue waters.