Naples, Italy is the closest major city to Ravello for all trains and flights. Once you arrive in Naples - it will take you about an hour by car to get to Ravello. You can also take the bus, but we would highly suggest taking a car instead for a stress free experience

Once you arrive in Naples, there are two main ways to reach Ravello.

PRIVATE TRANSFER (recommended):
The journey takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. A car for up to 3 passengers is approximately €145, and a minivan for up to 7 passengers is about €200. (Prices may change in 2026.)

If you’d like to book a private transfer, please email our wedding planner, Mariangela, at mariangela@lovestoryitaly.com with your flight or train details once they’re confirmed. We suggest this method or booking through your hotel for a smooth and stress-free experience.


PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Option 1: Take a direct bus from Naples to Amalfi with Pintour (www.pintourbus.com/en/napoli-amalfi-transfer). This route takes longer than a private transfer as it makes several stops along the way.

Option 2: Take a train from Naples Central Station (Napoli Centrale) to Salerno. Train tickets are around €20 per person, though prices may change in 2026. From Salerno, you can either take a bus or a ferry to Amalfi.

If you choose the bus, the stop is located right outside Salerno Station. Tickets must be purchased in advance at a Tabacchi shop (marked by a big “T”) or through the Unico Campania app, as they are not sold on board. Be sure to stamp or validate your ticket when boarding, as inspectors do regular checks. Buses depart approximately every hour and arrive in the center of Amalfi after about 1 hour and 15 minutes.

If you choose the ferry, tickets are around €20 per person (prices for 2026 not yet available). The port is about a 5-minute walk from the train station—exit the station, cross the roundabout, walk straight toward the seafront, and follow the signs for the Marina and Travelmar. The ferry takes about 30 minutes but does not operate in rough seas or bad weather. Please note there may be a small luggage fee for larger bags.

Our first event will be on Friday, June 5th and our last event will be in the afternoon on Sunday, June 7th. We therefore recommend people arrive on Thursday in case of flight delays and depart on Monday. Please let us know if you do not think you will make it to the Friday and/or Sunday events.

Tara Misra (tara@miratravelco.com)

This is the closest airport to Ravello. Upon arrival you will need a car transfer from Naples to Ravello (~1 hour). Please see the "Getting to Ravello, Italy" section.

Clare and Matt have flown into Rome and taken the train to Naples previously. There are usually more flight options this way. To get to Naples (the closest major city to Ravello) you can then either:


PRIVATE TRANSFER
This is most definitely the easiest, most comfortable and direct way to travel from Rome to the Amalfi Coast, especially with luggage. The journey is about 3 ½ hours and costs approx. Euro 600 (up to 3 PAX), Euro 650/700 (Up to 7 PAX). Rates may change in 2026.

TRAVEL BY TRAIN
Travel by train from Rome Termini to Napoli Centrale (tickets can be purchased in advance from the Trenitalia website). Tickets for the fast train are around Euro 45/60 pp if booked in advance and the journey takes 1 ¼ hours.Please see the "Getting to Ravello, Italy" section.

Once in Naples please see the "Getting to Ravello, Italy" section.

Our wedding weekend will take place in Ravello, Italy from Friday, June 5 to Sunday, June 7, 2026. More details can be found on the Events page.

Ravello is about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Naples. You can travel by private transfer (recommended) or by train and ferry/bus via Salerno. Full travel details are outlined in the Travel page.

We recommend arriving on Thursday or by Friday morning at the latest, as international travel delays can happen unexpectedly. For departure, Sunday evening or Monday morning works best, since our beach club party will wrap up around 5:00 PM.

Ravello offers many beautiful hotels, all within walking distance. Our top recommendation is Hotel Rufolo, the location of our Welcome Party. You can find additional options on the Accommodations page.

For travel or accommodation assistance, please contact our wedding planner (mariangela@lovestoryitaly.com), who will be happy to help coordinate transportation and hotel bookings. Mari can also help with many other services such as hair appointments, guided tours, cooking classes and so on.

Invited guests are listed by name on your invitation. We’re planning an intimate celebration with close family and friends, and we deeply appreciate your understanding and respect for our guest list.

While we adore your little ones, our wedding weekend will be an adults-only celebration so everyone can relax and enjoy.

Yes, transportation will be provided when the location is not walking distance (within Ravello). Details will be shared closer to the date.

It really depends on your travel plans. Most of Saturday and Sunday will be dedicated to wedding events. Having a car can offer added flexibility—especially if you’d like to explore multiple towns along the Amalfi Coast at your own pace. That said, Matt and I visited the Amalfi Coast two years ago and didn’t find a car to be necessary. Taxis make it easy to get between neighboring towns.

A few things to keep in mind:

- Roads along the Amalfi Coast are narrow, winding, and often congested during the summer.
- Parking in Ravello is limited and typically located on the outskirts, so you’ll likely need to walk or take a shuttle or bus.
- Some coastal towns have ZTL (restricted traffic) zones, which can result in fines if you’re not careful.

Early June in Ravello typically brings warm days (mid-70s to low 80s°F / mid-20s°C) and cooler evenings. We recommend light layers for evening events.

Please check out our attire guide page!