Transfers from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia

About this transfer

Fiumicino sits on the coast at the mouth of the Tiber, south-west of Rome, so Civitavecchia is reached by turning north along the shore rather than inland towards the city. When you book, enter the flight number, then a pickup time with room for baggage reclaim at a large airport, and count passengers and cases; cruise passengers travel with more cases than a city break, so pick a vehicle with the boot space to match. For a drop-off at the ship, give its name and sailing date in place of an address. The motorway runs north parallel to the sea through the flat coastal strip, with the town of Civitavecchia and its harbour cranes appearing at the end. Hotels in the town are few and sit near the port and the old centre by the fort on the waterfront; the cruise terminals are inside the port, and the ship's name tells the driver which. For the end of a cruise, the return from Civitavecchia to Fiumicino is a separate booking with its own pickup time; set it against the disembarkation time the ship gives you and the flight's check-in. The few hotels in Civitavecchia appear below, and the page for transfers from Fiumicino to Rome covers a stay in the city before or after sailing.