From the owner: Un insolito scenario per un parco avventura. Una pineta anzicchè un bosco, tanta aria e luce, un…read moreparco con tutti i servizi e comfort necessari per garantire agli ospiti una permanenza assolutamente confortevole. 15.000 mq di pineta, circa 200 alberi di pino e di questi, ben 60 si sono prestati ad ospitare le "stazioni dell'avventura". Arrampicate, ponti tibetani, passerelle, reti verticali, liane, tronchi oscillanti e divertentissime tirolesi. Ad ognuno il suo percorso. Si sceglie in base al proprio coraggio,ma si gioca sempre in maniera sicura ed intelligente. Il parco offre sette percorsi di crescente difficoltà, per tutte le età:per bambini da 100 a 140 cm di altezza due percorsi, giallo ed arancione, che arrivano al massimo a 2,5 mt di altezza. Per i ragazzi/adulti con altezza maggiore di 140 cm tre percorsi, verde, blu e rosso, che vanno fino a 7 mt di altezza dal suolo. Il Bar, il self service e l'area pic-nic renderanno sempre piacevole la vostra permanenza nel parco.

Honestly, pictures don't even do this place justice. We went up to Ravello for the day and decided…read moreto check out the gardens at Villa Cimbrone, and it was hands down one of the highlights of our whole trip. The views from up there are absolutely insane, but nothing beats the Infinity Terrace (Terrazza dell'Infinito). Standing at the edge looking out over the cliffs and the ocean literally takes your breath away. It feels like you're standing at the edge of the world. While we were walking around the gardens, we actually got to witness a wedding happening on the grounds. Talk about the ultimate dream venue. it looked straight out of a movie.

We had such a great time at this garden-it is played out so well and easy to navigate. Lots of…read moreferal cats in Ravello which makes for interesting photos. The views are outstanding and loved being among so many nature enthusiasts. There is a small cafe, we didn't stop but nice to know if you need a beverage!

Fun way to spend an afternoon if you have kids. The pools are meticulously maintained. There are…read moreplenty of lifeguards. We didn't really wait on any lines here. There is also plenty of seating and when you arrive someone will show you to your chairs. The central chairs fill up early. Make sure to come early. Everything shuts down midday for the Italian 'siesta' except for the main pool. Bring a swim cap for the pools. Also the park is cashless so you will need to purchase a wristband and add cash to it. Parking is 2€ cash only.