Vespa tour Amalfi Coast: Positano to Ravello with driver

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Free cancellation

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Duration5h–7h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · IT +1

PickupAt your hotel

Ride five to seven hours through coastal villages and sea caves, stopping where the road opens onto the Tyrrhenian Sea.

A Vespa tour of the Amalfi Coast starting in Positano and running through Praiano, Furore, Conca dei Marini, Amalfi, Atrani and Ravello, with an experienced driver handling the bike so you watch the landscape unfold. Hotel pickup is included; the driver speaks English, Spanish or Italian. If you have riding experience and want to handle the Vespa yourself, contact the operator before booking to check availability.

5h–7h

Step-by-step itinerary

Vespa tour along Amalfi Coast

Start tour in Positano
Board Vespa with driver
Introduction to safety and rules
Ride to Praiano village
Continue to Furore and see Ponte dei Salti
Visit Grotta dello Smeraldo sea cave
Stop at Conca dei Marini for photos
Arrive in Amalfi, explore town and cathedral
Enjoy coffee and dessert in Amalfi
Pass through Atrani village
Visit Ravello, explore streets and relax
Free time to visit Villa Rufolo or Cimbrone

The Experience

The tour leaves your hotel and heads into Positano, where you board the Vespa with an experienced driver who knows every turn on the coast. After a safety briefing, you're moving through Praiano, a village built into the cliffs with views that open across the water. From there the route bends toward Furore, a narrow cove settlement where the Ponte dei Salti footbridge crosses the inlet, and then to the Grotta dello Smeraldo—a sea cave lit by emerald-green water that you can see from the road as the driver slows to let you take it in.

The ride continues to Conca dei Marini for a photo stop, then into Amalfi itself, where the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea rises above the harbor and the old streets narrow into the town center. The driver can stop long enough for a coffee and a pastry—sfogliatella or another local sweet—before heading on to Atrani, officially Italy's smallest town, and then climbing inland to Ravello, perched on the ridge above the coast. Ravello's main square is quiet; the streets are tight and steep. If you want to visit Villa Rufolo or Villa Cimbrone, you'll have time to walk through on your own. If the tour starts from Sorrento instead of Positano, it runs as far as Amalfi and returns; Ravello is too far inland to fit the same day, though you can message the operator before booking to arrange a custom route that includes it.

The Vespa is a two-seat bike, so the driver sits in front and you ride behind, holding on as the road curves. The helmet is sanitized before each tour. Insurance is included in the price. Lunch is not part of the tour, but there are restaurants and cafés in every stop. Entry to the Emerald Grotto costs extra, as do tickets to the cathedrals and the villas if you choose to go inside.

What’s included

Vespa and sanitized helmet.
experienced driver who operates the bike.
hotel or B&B pickup.
insurance.
guide in English, Spanish or Italian.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for back problems

Operated by Federico - Your Buddy On The Coast

Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to see the Amalfi Coast's villages and sea caves without driving yourself—the operator handles the Vespa and the route, so you watch the landscape and stop where it matters.