Starting with my much-loved favourite place in the world, the Amalfi Coast. I am staying in Ravello, a village where my family originate from, the location is flooded by well-known celebrities, influencers, and tourists each year and I am very privileged to call this my second home.
I am finally back in the motherland after 3 years; the pandemic may have put our holiday plans on hold, but I can’t wait to show you why I love the Amalfi Coast so much…
The Amalfi Coast is a much-loved Italian holiday destination giving you the typical Italian summer we all long for.
Where to stay in Ravello?
The Palazzo Avino, known to me as the Pink Palace, with beautiful gardens, mosaic floors and pink accessories, this hotel has my name written all over it. The rustic decor mixed with a modern twist will have you never wanting to leave.
With its famous infinity pool over looking the coastline, the Belmond hotel is perfect for luxury travel and photo opportunities. If you want to relax and unwind this is the perfect hotel for you.
The one and only Hotel Villa Cimbrone is at the top of Ravello looking over the spectacular view of the coastline. The hotel has a subtle elegance and charm, connected to the beautiful English gardens of villa Cimbrone, this hotel is a cross between a coastal and Tuscan Italian holiday.
Where to eat in Ravello?
Food is always at the centre of my heart, and I may be biased but you can’t go wrong with food in Italy.
My top 4 places to eat in Ravello
Belvedere Restaurant
Trattoria Pizzeria Cumpa Cosimo
Salvatore Ravello
Hotel Villa Maria
What to see in Ravello?
Ravello has it all, from manicured gardens to sunset concerts in Villa Rufolo, there is so much to explore and see. You can also have the opportunity to people watch as Ravello is home to may local natives.
Things to visit…
Belvedere Restaurant
Trattoria Pizzeria Cumpa Cosimo
Salatore Ravello
Hotel Villa Maria
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