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Monte Brusara Relais

Monte Brusara Relais
Monte Brusara Relais
Monte Brusara Relais
Monte Brusara Relais
Monte Brusara Relais

If you are looking for an authentic hideaway with a dream view, B&B Monte Brusara Relais is the place for you!

Set amidst the scenic curves of Ravello, this relais offers elegantly furnished rooms, each with a balcony or terrace overlooking the Gulf of Salerno. All accommodations offer high-level comfort: air conditioning, minibar, flat-screen TV, private bathroom with hydromassage shower and a courtesy set of toiletries. When you wake up, a continental breakfast of fresh products, seasonal fruit and homemade pastries awaits you, to be enjoyed on the terrace as the sea turns golden in the morning.

At the heart of the property, you will find a rooftop swimming pool and a solarium where you can relax with a drink, surrounded by the blue of the sea. The well-kept garden helps to create a cosy and pleasant atmosphere, perfect for breathing in the sea air of the Amalfi Coast. The presence of free private parking is a great advantage in an area where finding a space is always a challenge, while the included Wi-Fi ensures you always stay connected.

The atmosphere is made even more special by staff who are always attentive to detail: here you can reserve walking tours, relaxing massages or cooking classes for a truly authentic experience.

If you want an overview of the unique experiences you can enjoy on the Amalfi Coast, take a look at those we have carefully selected for our readers!

🧭 How to reach

Located in Via Monte Brusara, this B&B is nestled in the quiet Ravello hillside, but conveniently connected to the historic centre, about a kilometre and a half away. It is the perfect choice for those who want to stay in a panoramic, relaxed and authentic corner of the Amalfi Coast, while remaining close to the wonders of Ravello, such as the Duomo, Villa Rufolo and the picturesque viewpoints.
With a little intrepidness, you can also reach the centre on foot, enjoying a 20-minute walk through rural landscapes, quiet alleys and small vegetable gardens.

✅ If you are travelling by public transport

If you arrive by plane, the nearest airport is Salerno - Costa d'Amalfi: from here, the Salerno Airlink shuttle bus takes you to Salerno central station in about 20 minutes. Alternatively, from Naples Capodichino airport, you can take the ALIBUS, which runs every 15-20 minutes and connects you to Naples Central Station in about 20 minutes.

From Salerno, you can continue to Amalfi by bus: SITA SUD buses depart from the railway station at regular intervals (every 30-60 minutes depending on the season), travelling along the spectacular Strada Statale 163. The journey to Amalfi takes about an hour and offers postcard views of villages such as Vietri, Cetara, Maiori and Minori. Once in Amalfi, take another SITA bus to Ravello: the climb takes about 25 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at newsagents, authorised retailers or via the Unico Campania app.

📣 Here you will find the latest bus timetables!

Would you prefer to arrive by sea? From April to October, ferries from Salerno (Molo Concordia) depart regularly for Amalfi: the crossing takes about 70 minutes and is a joy for the eyes, with fjords, cliffs and villages perched on the sea. You can book your ferry trip here!
Once you disembark, take a bus to Ravello, and from there the property is just a few minutes away by taxi or a scenic walk.

✅ If you are travelling by car

If you are arriving by car, take the A3 Naples-Salerno motorway and exit at Vietri sul Mare. From there, follow the coast road to Castiglione di Ravello, where you will find signs for Ravello and then for the hamlet of Brusara, where the B&B is located. The property has free private parking, which is a real bonus in an area where finding a space is often difficult.

📣 Here you will find our guide to parking on the Amalfi Coast.

✅ How to reach the B&B on foot from the centre of Ravello

Reaching the B&B Monte Brusara from the centre is a short scenic exploratory walk. From the SP1, follow Via Famiglia Coppola for about 600 metres, then turn right onto Via Monte Brusara.
After about 200 metres, you will find yourself in front of an open view of the valley, and shortly afterwards you will have reached your destination. It is a walk surrounded by nature, perfect for starting or ending the day in calm, immersed in the sounds of the countryside and the scented air of the coast.

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👍 Why we do recommend it

✅ Romance on the terrace: the perfect solution for your romantic getaway

Imagine evenings caressed by the sea breeze, sipping a glass of wine as the sun sets over the sea: the panoramic terraces are the perfect backdrop for intimate moments. The rooms with balconies offer a private retreat, illuminated by the tranquillity of the coast, ideal for couples looking for magic and a break from everyday life.

📣 By the way, here are some useful tips for planning your romantic getaway on the Amalfi Coast!

✅ Total relaxation and premium services for a thoroughly enjoyable holiday

In the heart of Ravello, but in a quiet corner, you will find everything you need for a carefree holiday: a panoramic swimming pool, solarium and garden to completely unwind. Thanks to free parking and Wi-Fi, you can get around and stay connected without stress. The air-conditioned residences ensure perfect comfort in every season.

✅ Perfect for families and travellers seeking authenticity

Monte Brusara is also designed for those travelling with children or in groups. The spacious rooms can accommodate the whole family, while the relais organises tailor-made activities, from babysitting to themed tours. Cooking classes and massages create an immersive and relaxing experience, perfect if you want to experience Ravello and the Amalfi Coast with authenticity and love.

📣 Are you planning a trip with the whole family? This guide will help you!

🗺️ Things to see on your doorstep

📍 Ravello Cathedral

In the heart of Ravello's main square, the Cathedral stands as a bridge between centuries of history and spirituality. Founded in 1086 and dedicated to Saint Pantaleon, patron saint of the city, this building captivates visitors with its simple Romanesque elegance and artistic details that are revealed step by step. The simple façade conceals a surprising interior, where the magnificent ambo decorated with Byzantine mosaics and the precious bronze portal made in Constantinople stand out. Every corner tells a story: one of faith, creativity and the deep bond between Ravello and its glorious past. Stop and admire the blood of the patron saint, which according to tradition liquefies every year on 27 July, just like San Gennaro in Naples.

📍 Villa Rufolo: pure enchantment suspended between gardens and Wagnerian notes

Villa Rufolo is one of those places that seem to have come out of a dream. Set right next to the Duomo, this ancient noble residence boasts an irresistible mix of Arabic architecture, flower-filled gardens and breathtaking sea views. Its famous belvedere, which opens like a curtain onto the infinite blue of the coast, has inspired artists and poets of all ages, including Richard Wagner, who imagined his enchanted kingdom for “Parsifal” right here. Strolling through the gardens of the villa, now home to the Ravello Festival, is a poetic experience: among fragrant flowers, crenellated towers and panoramic views, you will feel that beauty can truly become music.

📍 Villa Cimbrone – Where the sky kisses the earth

Villa Cimbrone is not only one of Ravello's most famous attractions, it is an emotional journey through art, landscape and harmony. Perched on a rocky spur overlooking the sea, it can be reached by a walk through quiet alleys scented with lemons.
Once you pass through the gateway, everything changes: Italian gardens, classical statues, fountains and tree-lined paths accompany you to the famous Terrazzo dell'Infinito, one of the most iconic viewpoints in Italy. From here, the view opens up vertiginously over the Gulf of Salerno, in an embrace of sky and sea that will be carved into your memory.
It is the perfect place to stop, breathe and let yourself be surprised by the power of beauty.

And what's more, you are close to:

📍 the hamlet of Scala: considered the oldest village on the Amalfi Coast, Scala welcomes you with its authentic charm, far from mass tourism. Its hamlets, quiet alleys and panoramic terraces offer a journey back in time, between medieval history and unspoilt nature.

Don't miss a visit to the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the ancient defensive towers and the paths that connect the village to Ravello and the Valle delle Ferriere.

📍 The hamlet of Pontone: a hidden gem that preserves the charm of the most authentic Amalfi Coast. Perfect if you love quiet walks and breathtaking views, it is also the ideal starting point for picturesque excursions such as the one to the Valle delle Ferriere. With its ancient churches, stone houses and enchanting views, Pontone is a relaxing and surprising stop just a stone's throw from Ravello.
📍 Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium: with its futuristic shape and spectacular position overlooking the sea, the Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium is one of the most iconic buildings on the Amalfi Coast. Designed by the famous Brazilian architect, it hosts concerts, shows and cultural events, offering the public a unique experience combining art and scenery. Its panoramic terrace is perfect for a contemplative break, with breathtaking views of the coast and the endless blue sea.

🎉 Things to do nearby

Staying in Ravello means having the privilege of setting off every day to discover a different corner of the Amalfi Coast, with everything at your fingertips: from the most famous gems to the most intimate and authentic destinations.

✅ Positano and Amalfi are unmissable stops on any itinerary, with their colourful streets, historic churches and breathtaking terraces overlooking the sea. But don't stop there: take some time to explore the less crowded but incredibly charming villages. Scala, with its views of the Valle del Dragone and Romanesque churches, is perfect for a quiet morning; Atrani welcomes you with its hidden square and picture-postcard atmosphere. Then there are Furore, with its fjord carved into the rock, and Praiano, ideal for an aperitif at sunset in a romantic and relaxed atmosphere.

✅ If you have a few extra days, look beyond the coast: set sail from Amalfi or Maiori to the elegant Capri, among sea caves, Faraglioni rocks and hidden boutiques.
Alternatively, head to Sorrento, the perfect bridge between sea and culture. Naples is a journey into the beating heart of the South, with its narrow streets, museums and intense culinary flavors. For a step back in time, Pompeii tells a thousand-year-old story beneath every stone.

✅ If you love peaceful walks, Ravello is an exceptional base. You can reach Minori in just 20 minutes on foot, following an ancient stairway between dry stone walls and fragrant lemon groves, perfect at sunrise or sunset. From there, follow the Path of the Lemons to Maiori, to enjoy breathtaking views in every direction.
Another much-loved trail starts in the centre of Ravello and descends to Atrani and then Amalfi, through a network of steps and alleys among olive trees, silence and breathtaking views.
If you love trekking, don't miss the legendary Path of the Gods, suspended between the sea and the sky: a route that will leave you breathless with its beauty (and a few climbs!). Here you will find a guided excursion to organise your day in complete

✅ Finally, enrich your holiday with authentic experiences. A day on a cruiser, for example, is the best way to see the coast from a different perspective: you can opt for an excursion with a swim stop and snorkelling, a romantic sunset outing or a trip to Capri. If you love cooking, take part in a cooking class in Amalfi and learn the secrets of Campania's dishes from those who have been cooking them for generations. For a touch of adventure, hop on a kayak and explore hidden caves and coves inaccessible from land, or fly high with a parasailing experience and admire the coast from above.

🗓️​ Events not to be missed

✅ Ravello Festival
In the heart of the Amalfi Coast, among views that have inspired poets and composers, the Ravello Festival is an internationally recognised cultural excellence. It takes place between June and September in a series of events ranging from classical music to dance, jazz to theatre, cinema to visual arts. Founded in 1953 as a tribute to composer Richard Wagner, who visited Ravello in 1880, the festival has maintained a strong musical identity while expanding its artistic scope over time.
The venues hosting the festival are themselves works of art: the gardens of Villa Rufolo, with terraces overlooking the sea, create a dream setting for evening concerts, while the Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium, designed by the famous Brazilian architect, is a modern temple of acoustics and design, suspended over the gulf like an elegant spaceship.
The most eagerly awaited moment? The Concert at Dawn, held every year on 10 August, on the night of San Lorenzo. As the sky lights up with the first rays of dawn and shooting stars streak across the darkness, an orchestra accompanies the sunrise with poignant harmonies. A poetic and almost mystical experience to be enjoyed in silence, enveloped by the coolness of dawn and the scent of the sea.

✅ The Burning of Torello
Every year in September, the small village of Torello, a hamlet of Ravello, becomes the scene of one of the most spectacular folk re-enactments in southern Italy: the Burning of Torello. The event is inspired by the Pisan assault of 1135, when, according to tradition, the village was attacked and set on fire. Today, that memory takes shape in a spectacle of fireworks and projections that symbolically “set fire” to the houses of the village.
Houses lit up like torches, balconies “in flames”, lights flowing between the roofs. All this takes place to the sound of epic soundtracks and historical narrations broadcast over a public address system. This is not just fireworks: it is a meticulously staged event that transforms the entire village into an open-air theatre. Every family takes part by decorating their houses and terraces, making the festival a source of collective pride.
If you want to enjoy the entire show with an exceptional view, we recommend staying in Ravello: from the panoramic terrace of the belvedere or from one of the many private villas, you can watch the entire “fire” unfold before your eyes, with the sea in the background.

✅ The Troccola del Venerdì Santo
In the heart of Holy Week, Ravello preserves one of its most fascinating and mysterious religious traditions: the Troccola on the solemn day of Good Friday. While the church bells fall silent in mourning, an archaic sound echoes through the ancient alleys of the village: it is the troccola, a liturgical instrument made of wood and metal, which emits a dry, continuous rhythm, similar to a lament.
The procession that winds its way at sunset is a deeply moving experience. The faithful, dressed in dark clothes, walk through the streets in absolute silence, interrupted only by the rhythmic beating of the troccola. The statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows are carried on the shoulders of the faithful, while candles create an atmosphere of poignant intensity. The village participates in a collective grief, made tangible by gestures and sounds that date back thousands of years.
Don't miss this event if you want to discover the soul of the Amalfi Coast, beyond the postcards and selfies: this is not just tourism, but an authentic encounter with a community and its history.

📌 Not to be missed if you are staying here

Fine dining with a view at Il Flauto di Pan
For a truly special dining experience in Ravello, a table at Il Flauto di Pan is hard to beat. Set within the enchanting gardens of Villa Cimbrone, this refined restaurant offers one of the most romantic settings on the Amalfi Coast, with sweeping views over the sea and an atmosphere of timeless elegance. Dining here is not just about the food—it’s about immersing yourself in a place where nature, history and gastronomy come together beautifully.

The cuisine is sophisticated and creative, inspired by local traditions but elevated with modern techniques and a strong focus on seasonal ingredients. Each dish is carefully crafted to deliver both flavor and visual appeal, turning dinner into a full sensory experience. Attentive service and an intimate ambiance make it an ideal choice for a romantic evening or a special celebration. If you’re looking to indulge in fine dining while surrounded by one of the most breathtaking views in Ravello, this is an experience you won’t forget.

Pizza with a view at Giuliana’s View
If you’re looking for an authentic and memorable dining experience in Ravello, an evening at Giuliana’s View is a perfect choice. This scenic pizzeria, just a short distance from the town center, is known for its stunning terrace overlooking the Amalfi Coast, where the view becomes part of the experience. Sitting down to dinner here means enjoying beautiful sea views while savoring classic Italian pizza made with care and tradition.

The pizzas stand out for their light, well-risen dough and the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients that highlight the flavors of the region. The atmosphere is relaxed yet thoughtfully curated, making it ideal for a romantic sunset dinner or a laid-back evening with friends. Friendly service and a welcoming setting add to the overall charm. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring Ravello, combining great food with one of the most iconic views on the coast.