Travel tips and advice for Casa Delia

Dina Proffer, Austin, TX, United States

July 3, 2010

• You should have your own car unless you don't mind hiking everywhere.
• We only found one good place to eat in Atrani, the closest town, and that was Restaurant A' Paranza. Otherwise, you'll need to go to Amalfi or Ravello.

Carl Williams, Three Bridges, United Kingdom

September 27, 2008

• We hired a car from Naples airport and this helped us go to adjoining towns such as Positano, Minori, Ravello, etc. but be warned of the hair raising bends up the mountains along the coast.
• The town of Amalfi was only a 10 min walk from Atrani (the town where Casa Delia is located) [the small complex is actually located mid-hill between Atrani and Ravello, it falls under the jurisdiction of the town board of Ravello].
• We hired a speedboat for 2 days from Amalfi and this really was the best way to see the coast line and neighbouring towns. I would recommend this most strongly. You don't need a license and they are very easy to navigate.
• There are shops in the town of Atrani, this is when you might need a car as carrying the shopping and bottles up the hill back to the Villa was hard work but not impossible.
• I would go back to Casa Delia tomorrow, a truly stunning location.

Guy Groleau, Beaconsfield, Canada

July 5, 2008

• If you have difficulty walking or are travelling with an older person, please note that the steps during the summer can take their toll on you. Be prepared to take your time.
• Also, the town of Ravello is a good walk away and, if you have young children, be careful as their are no sidewalks along the winding road to Ravello... and the drivers can be crazy!
• Bus service is also available.

Jennifer Morra, Burlington, Canada

July 7, 2007

• If you are Italian or speak Italian and plan to take a taxi anywhere, you MUST call Maurizio Dipino at 333 650 8432. We met him at the beginning of the week and continued to use him for our entire time at Casa Delia. He is wonderful, friendly, and won't overcharge you. He also recommended and took us to the most amazing place to have dinner in Minori (the next town over) and it was truly our best meal of the trip!!
• Go into Amalfi and find out the ferry schedules. We took a ferry into Positano and into Sorrento. It was well worth the trip and not expensive at all!

Constance Zimmer, Los Angeles, CA, United States

May 26, 2007

• We were there end of May and it was pretty chilly in the villa and at night, we were not prepared for that.
• The little town of Atrani just 350 steps below was great for people watching, buying groceries, eating in the piazza and more. Being a part of the local lifestyle was great and the walk to Amalfi was painless, no stairs...

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