Definition: Caravellis were Italian merchants, who in the late 14th century brought trade to Venice from Italy, France and other countries. They had a large fleet of warships, which they used to sail on their own. In the 16th century they became very powerful and wealthy. The word "Caravelli" comes from the Italian for "caravan". It means a person or group of people who are traveling by boat or ship in order to make a journey.
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