Ciao, we are three girls aged between 30 and 40 years, Paola, Rossella, Milena, we work at L'altra costiera, an agency situated in the center of Amalfi and we try to do everything possible to please all the tourists who want to spend a dream vacation. To welcome you in our office there will also be our Labrador, known throughout the world, named Pluto! We love our coastline and at your arrival we will be happy to give you all the information related to our area

Nonna Anna is situated in one of the oldest area of Ravello. Though once at the property the views will surely reward all visitors; The terrace and the arch windows panorama looks directly down across the sea! On the main floor there is a full bathroom with jacuzzi, a double bedroom, a single bedroom, a combined kitchen/living room. The bedrooms and living room overlooks on the terrace with sea view equipped with table, chairs and BBQ. From the living room staircase leads to a bedroom with sofa bed and bathroom with a shower. Ideal for couples and families. A few meters bars, restaurants, bus stop and shops (grocery, greengrocer and a dairy)

Perched an a 350 ft high cliff overlooking the blue sea of the Amalfi Coast, it has conserved its historical monuments through the ages in a natural setting which has few equals in the world. There are a series of lovely walks in the hillsides and amongst the lemon groves.A good bus services runs frequently down to the coast and to Amalfi, 6 Km far away. Every year, an open-air music festival is held at Villa Rufolo in honour of Wagner. One of the most important monuments is the Cathedral, founded in 1086. In Ravello you can visit the must famous Villas: Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone. Villa Rufolo's today looks come mostly from the arrangement carried out by the Scotsman Neville Reid, who owned the Villa in the second half of the 19th century. But the site is much older, as it is given evidence by the remains from the 13th-14th century period of the building. Villa Cimbrone stands in a splendid panoramic position, on the top of Ravello hill. Built in 1904 for the English lord Ernest William Beckett. Placed on the outermost point of the spur on which Ravello stands, in fact, it offers one of the most famous views in Italy, that sweeps from Atrani to the Paestum plain at PuntaLic