Activities in Amalfi Coast
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Ravello Concert Society
You don't have to come in high summer to catch a concert. Ravello's programme of classical music begins in March and continues until late October. It reaches its crescendo in June and September with the International Piano Festival and Chamber Music Weeks. Performances by top Italian and international musicians are world-class and the two venues (Villa Rufolo and the Convento di Santa Rosa in Conca dei Marini) are unforgettable.
Tickets, bookable by phone, fax or online. For further information and reservations, contact the Ravello Concert Society.
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Walks
Ravello is the starting point for numerous walks - some of which follow ancient paths through the surrounding Lattari mountains. If you've got the legs for it you can walk down to Minori, or, heading the other way, to Amalfi, via the ancient village of Scala. Once a flourishing religious centre with more than a hundred churches, Scala is now a sleepy place where the wind whistles through empty streets and gnarled locals go patiently about their daily chores.
Ask at the Ravello tourist office for further walking information.
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Ravello Festival
Between June and mid-September the Ravello Festival turns much of the town centre into a stage. Events ranging from orchestral concerts and chamber music to ballet performances, film screenings and exhibitions are held in atmospheric outdoor venues, most notably the famous overhanging terrace in the Villa Rufolo gardens.
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Boat Operators
For all its seafaring history, Amalfi's main beach is not a particularly appealing place to swim. If you're really intent on a dip, think about hiring a boat. You'll find a number of boat operators along Lungomare dei Cavalieri, charging about around €50 for a couple of hours.
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L’Uomo e il Mare
L’Uomo e il Mare operates from a kiosk near the ferry terminal and offers a range of tours, including Capri and Amalfi day trips (€80, including lunch) and a romantic sunset cruise, complete with champagne, to the Li Galli islands (€24).
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Blue Star
Operating out of a kiosk on Spiaggia Grande, Blue Star hires out small motorboats for around €55 per hour and also organises excursions to Capri and the Grotta dello Smeraldo.
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Lucibello
Boating isn't cheap. Operating out of a kiosk on Spiaggia Grande, Lucibello hires out small motorboats. It also organises boat excursions to Capri and the Grotta dello Smeraldo.
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Centro Sub Costiera Amalfitana
On Spiaggia del Fornillo the Centro Sub Costiera Amalfitana runs dives and lessons for adults and children.
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Naples Airport to Amalfi Private Arrival Transfer
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