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Getting from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port

The distance between Civitavecchia Cruise Port and Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is approximately 70 km. You have four options when choosing transport from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port: taxi, Rome Airport transfer, bus, or train.

Given the limited direct public transportation options, the most convenient way to travel from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port is by Rome Airport taxi or private transfer. Taxis at the airport charge a flat rate to the port and can get you there in around 45 to 60 minutes, making it a hassle-free option.

If you want to save money and don’t mind a longer journey, the Cotral Bus or regional trains are more budget-friendly options. The bus, which leaves once daily, is the only direct option.

If you’re not on a tight schedule, the train is a viable alternative, though it requires a change in Rome’s city center, extending the journey to over 2 hours.

Welcome Pickups offers meet and greet services and a friendly introduction to Rome at the same price as a regular taxi. Click here to see the cost.

Comparison of the options

PRICE FOR 2PASSENGERS
OPTION PRICE DURATION AVAILABILITY
Taxi €130 50min 24/7
Leonardo Express + Train €25.20 105min 05:57–23:27
Cotral Bus €8.60 80min 15:30–15:30
Welcome Airport Transfer €148 50min 24/7

How to get from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port by taxi

The most convenient way to get from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port is by taxi. As well as providing a door-to-door service, Rome Airport taxis are efficient and operate 24/7, so you can always rely on one being available.

The drive takes between 45 minutes and 1 hour in usual traffic conditions.

How much is a taxi from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port?

Taxis at the airport operate using fixed fares for journeys to Rome Cruise Terminal. So you can expect to pay €130 for your taxi from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port.

Remember that rates change at night and you may be charged for extra luggage (€1), more passengers (€5 per person), and tolls.

Most taxi drivers accept card payments, although this is never guaranteed. It’s always best to ask beforehand and carry some cash in the local currency (€) just in case.

Cost

€130

Trip Duration

50 Min

*Rates may vary unless you book a transfer in advance.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

Taxis are available 24/7 from Rome Fiumicino Airport.

Where do I get it from?

Rome Airport’s taxi ranks are conveniently located directly outside the arrivals areas of Terminals 1 and 3, making it easy for you to find transportation.

Official taxis are white with a “TAXI” sign on the roof and a ‘Comune di Roma’ logo on the side. You will also see the taxi license number on the doors, on the back, and inside the vehicle.

Convenience

Upon landing at Rome Airport, the last thing you want to worry about is getting to the train station on time to catch the next train. Taking an airport taxi from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port means relaxing and starting your holiday early. The bonus is that taxis are available 24/7, so no matter what time you land, one will be available.

Editor’s Note

Let the driver know that you are aware of the fixed fare to Civitavecchia Port.

Useful Tips

The taxis in Rome can take up to 4 people with 4 pieces of luggage.
It’s not customary to tip taxi drivers in Rome. However, if your journey was great, you can round up your fare to the nearest Euro.
There is an extra €1 charge for each additional piece of luggage that measures more than 35x25x50cm and a €5 surcharge for each additional passenger after the fourth.
You’ll also pay extra if your driver has to wait (€32 per hour).
Not all Rome taxi drivers speak English, so make sure you write down the address to avoid any miscommunications.

How to get from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port by train

When it comes to public transport connecting the airport to the port, options are limited. Catching the train from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port is possible, but you’ll need to make at least one change.

First, you’ll have to take the Leonardo Express from the airport train station and get off at “Roma Trastevere Station” or “Ostiense Station” This takes around 30-40 minutes. Next, you can hop on an FL5 regional service to “Civitavecchia Station” in about 40 minutes. All in all, the trains take approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

*If you don’t fancy the 15-minute walk across the pedestrian access from the train station to the port, you can hop on the Portlink bus to get directly to the port. They depart from the station every 20 minutes, taking less than 10 minutes to reach the port gates.

How much is the train from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port?

The cost of the trains varies depending on which service you choose and the time of day. That said, a one-way ticket from Fiumicino Airport to Roma Ostiense typically costs about €8. Likewise, a one-way ticket from “Ostiense” to Civitavecchia Port starts at €4.60.

Altogether, you’ll pay €12.60 for the trains from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port.

Tickets can be purchased online in advance for the cheapest rates. Or, you can buy them from booths or self-service machines at the airport or train stations.

*If you plan on catching the Portlink bus from the station to the port, tickets cost just €2 and can be purchased at the newsstand or the bar inside the train station.

Cost

€12.60

Trip Duration

105 Min

There is an average waiting time of 30 minutes between regional trains. From the airport, the FL1 departs every 15 minutes during the week, and every 30 minutes on Sundays and public holidays.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

The regional trains operate between 05:57 and 23:27, excluding Sundays when the service stops at 00:27.

Where do I get it from?

The Rome Fiumicino Airport train station is situated close to Terminal 3. All you need to do is exit Arrivals, follow the “Exit/Uscita” signs, and then the “TRENI” signs to the station. The walk takes approximately 10-15 minutes.

Once at the station, check the monitors and head towards your departure platform. Just don’t forget to validate your ticket on the platform before boarding the train.

Convenience

Unfortunately, there are no direct trains from the airport to Civitavecchia Port. This adds a lot of time to your journey and means that moving a lot of luggage or traveling with kids may be difficult.

However, taking the train may be a good choice if you’re trying to keep your costs down and have some experience dealing with public transport in foreign cities.

Editor’s Note

If you arrive outside of train operating hours, your only option is to take a taxi or private transfer.

Useful Tips

Train tickets can be bought either online from the Trenitalia site or from the ticket machines or counters before you enter the platforms.
You can also buy regional train tickets from authorised newsagents, tobacco shops, and travel agencies.
Make sure that you validate your tickets at the designated validation machines.
Children up to 4 years of age travel for free, while each paying adult can travel with a kid aged 4 to 12 without having to purchase an extra ticket.
Any tickets purchased online must be printed as proof.
There is no luggage storage on the regional trains.

How to get from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia by bus

A direct Cotral bus connects FCO Airport to Civitavecchia, but it only departs once a day. If you’re lucky enough to land in time for the bus, it’s an excellent choice for travelers on a budget.

The bus departs from the bus station at Rome Fiumicino Airport Terminal 3. It takes between 1 hour and 1 hour and 45 minutes, depending on the day (sometimes there are more stops) and the traffic conditions.

There are two stops in Civitavecchia, “Via XVI Settembre (Porto)” and “Via Braccianese (Porto).” For the port, get off at “Via XVI Settembre (Porto),” as it is located opposite the entrance to the Rome Cruise Terminal.

How much is the bus from Rome Airport to the Port?

The cost of your journey by bus from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia will depend on whether you purchase your ticket on board or in advance.

You can purchase your tickets from the driver or in advance from authorized kiosks and tobacco shops in the airport, such as Chef Express Spa Bar Panella, Gelmar S.R.L., Punto Nel Mondo Aeroporto Fiumicino, and WHSmith Italia.

If you buy your tickets in advance, you’ll pay €4.30 one-way for the bus to Civitavecchia. Remember that your ticket will be more expensive if you buy it from the driver.

Cost

€4.30

Trip Duration

80 Min

The Cotral Bus to Civitavecchia departs just once a day, in the afternoon.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

The bus departs from FCO Airport at 15:30 Monday to Saturday, and at 15:35 on Sundays and public holidays.

Where to get the bus from

The Cotral regional bus station can be found outside Terminal 1 on the arrivals level. Just follow the signs for “Regional Bus Station”; the buses are directly across from the terminal exit.

Convenience

Although the Cotral bus is the most budget-friendly option from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port, the journey can be quite lengthy, especially during peak season when buses are often crowded. Also, traffic congestion, particularly during rush hour, can further extend travel times.

Editor’s Note

Useful if you're on a budget as it's the cheapest option available.

Useful Tips

You can use a BIRG ticket, which costs €8 and provides unlimited access to all public transportation in Rome until midnight on the day it’s validated.
Even with a pre-purchased ticket, you may have to wait for the next available bus during busy periods at the airport.
Bus drivers only accept cash.
Tickets for COTRAL buses are single-use and are not valid for use on the metro or other buses.
While there’s no luggage limit, finding space can be difficult during peak travel months (June to August).

How to get from Rome Airport to Cruise Port by private transfer

If you’d prefer to skip the queue at the taxi rank and get straight into a waiting vehicle, pre-booking a private transfer from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port is the way to go. Airport transfers, such as Welcome Pickups’ personalized services, provide plenty of convenient benefits for the modern traveler:

  • Meet and greets
  • Trained English-speaking drivers
  • Flight monitoring
  • Guaranteed fixed fares
  • 24/7 customer support

 

The best part is that you can book your private transfer from Rome Airport in advance, so that you don’t have to worry about anything during the day. Plus, your driver will even give you a mini tour of the city and share a few local tips and tricks so that you can make the most out of your stay.

How much is a transfer from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port?

You’ll receive a fixed quote in advance when you book a Rome Airport private transfer. That way, you can book and pay for your transfer before stepping foot in the airport. Not only does this allow you to avoid hidden fees, but you can rest easy on the day knowing everything is already taken care of.

A private transfer from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port will cost €148 in one of our modern sedans. Likewise, if you’re traveling in a group of up to 8, you’ll pay €190 for a minivan transfer.

You can book via our website or app within minutes. Just enter your personal details, flight number, and pickup time to get your quote. You can then go ahead and make your payment and confirm the booking. So, even if traffic levels extend your transfer time, the final fare stays the same.

Cost

€148

Trip Duration

50 Min

Booking your private transfer in advance is the best way to ensure a seamless experience.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

Private transfers are available 24 hours a day from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport.

Where do I get my private transfer from?

Your friendly English-speaking driver will be waiting for you at Arrivals, holding a sign with your name on it, so there’s absolutely no chance you’ll miss them. Once introductions have been made, your driver will help you with your luggage and lead you to your private vehicle.

Convenience

Private transfers are considered the most convenient and comprehensive transport option. They are super reliable and offer an alternative to taking a standard taxi. So, instead of waiting in the taxi waiting line, you can save time at the airport and get to your final destination as quickly and comfortably as possible.

Editor’s Note

A good choice for families or groups after a comfortable, door-to-door ride.

Useful Tips

We recommend setting the pickup time to 20-30 minutes after the landing time to leave enough time to clear passport control and baggage claim.
Our sedans can seat up to 3 passengers and minivans can take up to 8.
Tipping your Rome Airport taxi driver is not customary, however, you can add a tip in the app if you appreciate the service.
You'll receive an email including your driver's name, details, and vehicle information so you know exactly what to expect on the day of your flight.
If you need a child booster or baby seat, you can request one during the booking process online or using the app.

Welcome Pickups transfer

Welcome Pickups

Book a trained, English-speaking taxi driver to pick you up at the same price as a regular cab from the line

If you feel more relaxed knowing that somebody is waiting for you, you may as well book a Welcome Pickups transfer. As soon as you arrive at the airport you will be greeted by your driver. He will be waiting for you at the terminal of your arrival with a sign that has your name on it. Your driver will help you out with your luggage and together you will make your way to the vehicle. While he is driving you to your accommodation, the driver can give you some tips and recommendations on what to do during your holidays in Rome. Our drivers are hand-picked and speak fluent English. No need to worry about miscommunication issues that you may face with the local taxi drivers regarding your destination. Relax and enjoy your ride.

Best drivers

Hand-picked english-speaking drivers

Flight monitoring

Drivers are always on time

Quality support

24/7 email & phone support

Cancel up to 24 hours before the pickup and get an 80% refund

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Prices

DAYTIME
€120
NIGHTTIME
€132
Same price as a regular taxi from the line

PRICES FOR

Sedan Car

4 pax, 4 pieces of luggage

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Frequently asked questions

How to get from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Cruise Port?

There are four ways to travel from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port: taxi, private transfer, bus, or train. The easiest way is by airport taxi or private transfer, as you’ll reach the port gates in just 45-60 minutes. If you’re on a budget, you can catch a combination of regional trains to the Cruise Terminal. However, you’ll have to walk 15 minutes or catch a bus from Civitavecchia Station to the port. You can also use the Cotral bus service, but there is only one daily service.

How much is a taxi from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port?

Taxis from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port are charged at a flat rate. It doesn’t matter how long the journey takes, the fare will be €130. For a fully personalized service and reliable English-speaking drivers, you can secure a competitive fixed rate by booking in advance with Welcome Pickups.

How long does it take to get from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port?

Civitavecchia Port is around 70 km away from Fiumicino Airport, so the journey will take around 50 minutes minutes by taxi or car. This is assuming that there is little to no traffic. If you are catching the train or bus, the journey is closer to 2 hours.

How much is the train from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port?

There are no direct trains from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Port. You will likely have to take the FL1 train from the airport and then change to the FL5 train to get to the port. The total cost is around €12.60, but the journey can take over 2 hours if you factor in the waiting times.

Is there a bus from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Airport?

Unfortunately, the direct Cotral bus service between FCO Airport and the Cruise Port only departs once a day. If you miss it, most alternative routes require more than two changes, making it a very inconvenient mode of transport.

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