Weekend Details  ·  21–23 August 2026

The Weekend

Three days in Ravello, each with its own rhythm — a Prelude in the gardens, the Grand Act at the Duomo and Caruso, and a slow poolside Finale. Here is how the weekend unfolds.

Watercolour painting of Villa Eva, a white villa framed by two tall trees and gardens

Friday, 21st of August

Prelude

The afternoon is yours to arrive, settle in, and enjoy Ravello at your own pace.

6.30pm

Welcome Dinner at Villa Eva

Join us for an elegant evening beginning with aperitivo, drinks, and seasonal bites in the gardens as the sun sets. Dinner will follow, with the evening unfolding into music and dancing into the night.

Set within terraced gardens overlooking the Amalfi coastline, Villa Eva is one of Ravello’s most charming historic residences. Originally a private villa, it has long been a setting for intimate gatherings and celebrations, known for its panoramic views and beautifully preserved gardens.

A small detail we love — on clear evenings, the coastline below begins to glow just as dinner is served, making it feel as though the entire bay is part of the setting.

It felt like the perfect place to begin the weekend.

Dress Code

Formal Evening Attire

See the Dress Code page for what to wear.

Watercolour painting of the Duomo di Ravello with trees on either side of its facade

Saturday, 22nd of August

The Grand Act

The morning and early afternoon are to be enjoyed at your leisure — whether that means a slow breakfast, a swim, or exploring Ravello’s gardens and charming streets.

4.00pm

Ceremony at the Duomo di Ravello

(a short 5-minute walk from Caruso)

At the heart of Ravello, the Duomo dates back to the 11th century and has been central to the town’s life for centuries. Its bronze doors — cast in Constantinople — are among its most distinctive features.

From 5.30pm

Reception, Dinner & Dancing at Caruso

Perched high above the coastline, Caruso is closely tied to Ravello’s musical heritage, named after the legendary tenor Enrico Caruso. Ravello has long been associated with music — from intimate performances to the renowned Ravello Festival — and the evening is imagined in that spirit: a gathering that builds in rhythm and atmosphere, from sunset through to late into the night. Dinner will be served, and the festivities will carry on with music and dancing.

Dress Code

Black Tie

See the Dress Code page for what to wear.

Watercolour painting of the Caruso hotel and its terraced gardens against green hills

Sunday, 23rd of August

Finale

From 10.00am

Poolside Brunch at Caruso

As the weekend draws to a close, please join us for a poolside farewell brunch at Caruso — a slower morning to gather once more before everyone heads off.

Guests are very welcome to stay on and linger over brunch into the early afternoon.

Dress Code

Amalfi Smart Casual

See the Dress Code page for what to wear.