Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Port Q&A
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Q: Can you walk from the ship in Civitecchia to the train station and how long does it take? We are planning a visit into Rome (our ship will overnight in Civitecchia so no rush to get back to port). Thank you
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A: Technical you can walk from the port to the train station but it's a bit of a hike. Saw some people do it but taking the shuttle bus is more convenient.
Answered by HuyDoan46 on November 20, 2024
A: ja, je kunt erheen lopen. eenvoudig 1 rechte weg, ongeveer een half uurtje lopen. yes, you can walk there. simply 1 straight road, about half an hour's walk
Answered by antonia30362 on November 20, 2024
Q: How long should it take to get off the ship. This is one of our stops on the MSC World Europa and I’m trying to book transportation to take us to the city. We dock at 7am.
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A: Talk to your concierge/help desk folks.
Answered by Ladyjunecliff on November 1, 2024
A: Our hotel in Rome arrange for a car to pick us up. The ride to Rome was about one and half hour, nice ride.
Answered by Lou46 on November 2, 2024
A: look at trainline.com that should help train from port to Rome can take 45mins
Answered by stebear on November 1, 2024
Q: we are going to be in Civitavecchia for 3 days between cruises. can anyone recommend a good hotel that has a good bar restaurant staff...? we will need a transfer from the cruise ship. any help would be appreciated
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A: Highly recommend Navonna 49. They have a breakfast and bar service and a terrace with amazing views of Piazza Navona. Conveniently located. Rooms are quite spacious and the employees are so friendly and helpful. Loved our stay there. We used Mia L... imo for all of our transport needs to/from airport and hotels/port. I rate them 5 star for price but most of all punctuality and friendliness. Wishing you a fabulous cruise vacay!See More
Answered by MargieRita on September 24, 2024
A: For transfers, we’ve used Habi Cab Rome to and from Rome and the port. Bruno is very responsive and communicates flawlessly in email in English. They have been cheaper than other companies I researched and very reliable. Contact is bookinghabi@gmail.... comSee More
Answered by lambkin on September 23, 2024
A: We cannot recommend The Inn at the Roman Forum highly enough. It was heavenly. Excellent accommodations, breakfast, ambiance, service, within short walking distance to The Colosseum & restaurants. Cannot wait to go back!
Answered by serenechristine13 on September 16, 2024
A: We just caught the train there, but we had a rough time getting transportation from the port. We had too much luggage for the bus and there were only cars that had been reserved already, no taxis that we could get at the port. Whatever you do for the... rest of your stay, we would definitely recommend reserving transportation to town.See More
Answered by jandpcosmac on August 12, 2024
Q: Hello cruisers, for those of you that have experience leaving from this cruise port (outside of Rome) , how did you get from the airport or nearby hotel to the port? Did you use a taxi? Ride the train? Used Royal Caribbeans shuttle? Please let me know your experiences and if you happen to remember the cost, that would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
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A: If staying in Rome. Leonardo Express to Rome. Then an Express to Civitavecchia. If you are going to arrive the day of or the day before and spend time in Civitavecchia, then the non-express train with a transfer in Ostience. you can find videos on... youtube. https://www.italiarail.com/Alternatively, for a private or semi-private car service, check out Mia Limo.See More
Answered by dkantouth on July 20, 2024
A: The train is the cheapest way to go, about €5 per person and the trains run from Termini at least once an hour, from the train station it’s a quick shuttle bus ride to the ship. Cruise lines shuttles are usually about $75 per person. There is some wa... lking around the station and loading your own luggage on but if this isn’t an issue for your party than this is the most economical way to get to Cit.See More
Answered by mckey70hotmailcom on July 20, 2024
A: Private taxi/car/van is the way to go. We had 7 people and booked a van with Movartis Limo (TripAdvisor) that not only picked us up at FCO, but they gave us a tour of Rome and stopped at a place to grab breakfast since our flight landed at 7:30am and... hotel room wasn’t ready until 2pm. This same company brought us to the Civitavecchia cruise port the next day and also picked us up from there a week later to bring us to the FCO airport. It was great only dealing with one company. It was a tight squeeze getting luggage in the van for 7 people but we did it. Also please ask if they use WhatsApp…it’s a free way for both of you to text each other before pick up day. Make sure you have cash for tips. We got Euros at the JFK airport during our layover on way to Rome.See More
Answered by cruisingmomof2 on July 26, 2024
A: I was just there a few weeks ago. We used Rome Cabs from The airport to the cruise port and then again to our Rome hotel. Outstanding company!!!! I will say though that I was a little freaked out when we got our luggage and went through customs... in Rome and there were literally a hundred people with name signs picking up guests. Keep the name and phone number of whomever you use. And pay close attention to where they say to meet them. The ride back to Rome after the cruise was very easy though. We did pay a lot though for this service. I personally would never use the train but that is just me.See More
Answered by ryder663 on July 25, 2024
Q: Has anyone hired a person/company to drive them around for the day? If so, who or what company did you use to book?thanks
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A: We used Rome in limo and they had a package deal for all 3 ports. It was absolutely amazing. We had a private limo suv for 5 of us. Our drivers were amazing and brought us to places locals eat for lunch. They got us tickets to Vatican , colise... um, leaning tower and Pompeii with a private tour guide. No waiting anywhere. Prices split between 5 were less than cruise lines prices. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. best tours I’ve ever taken in over 40 cruises.See More
Answered by sweetp7900 on April 3, 2024
A: Prestige Rent-used them in Rome and in Sicily.
Answered by seviedebi on March 31, 2024
A: We have used Viator but mainly for transfers from airports to hotels to cruise ports. Drivers have always been friendly and personable. Cars are clean.
Answered by mtkruzer on April 16, 2024
A: we had excellent experience using Viator.
Answered by earlydawn on April 1, 2024
A: Hi there, we used Civitavecchia Cab Service a few years ago when we went to Rome and they were fantastic. We booked a private minibus for 6 of us and the driver picked us up from the cruise port and dropped us back at the cruise port after a full day... around Rome with a very knowledgeable driver. We would 100% recommend this company and they made our time in Rome extremely enjoyable.See More
Answered by fenner87 on March 30, 2024
A: I have read in researching this that taxis in Rome can be iffy. They even try to rip off the locals.
Answered by mtkruzer on April 16, 2024
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Q: Has anyone used shared shuttle transport to the cruise port from hotel in Rome and if so which company? Thanks!
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A: Romecabs.com is a great resource. I would recommend them based on personal experience.
Answered by annworld on February 16, 2024
A: We took the train from St. Peter's and shave 20 to 30 mins off the trip. We did use a semi private but filled the van to go from port to airport. Mia Limo. they had license and could go straight to ship.
Answered by dkantouth on February 15, 2024
A: we used Viator and they did a wonderful job. We were picked up at the Holiday Inn and dropped off at our hotel in Civitavecchia. Regrettably, I don't recall the driver's name but he promptly stayed in contact with us prior to pickup.
Answered by earlydawn on February 15, 2024
A: We stayed at the Crowne Royal and paid for the shuttle service through them. No issues what so ever.
Answered by jadabee on February 16, 2024
A: The train from termini is €4.60 to Civitavecchia.. then $5.00 to the port.
Answered by Ruby13 on February 15, 2024
A: We stay near the termini so for €4.60 we took the train which was less than an hr to Civitavecchia. $5.00 van to the ship.
Answered by Ruby13 on February 15, 2024
Q: Has anyone already rent a car in the city after a cruise? Could you share your experience?
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A: Just know you need an international driver's license. Learn the street signs & regulations. My husband was going to do it till he found out how easy it would be to screw-up & end up in a restricted zone & not know it.
Answered by esrescuer on November 10, 2023
A: Unless your intent is to immediately leave Rome and travel through the country, I cannot recommend getting a car in Rome. There is no where to park it. And those unaccustomed to Italian driving may put themselves into unnecessary peril, both physical... ly and legally. If you are talking about getting the car in Civitavecchia and driving from there, entirely different matter. It’s a good way of getting from place to place through the Tuscan countryside. On the other hand, it you just want to go from city to city and hang out in cities… don’t get a car. Take the train. It’s easier and cheaper, but bring some patience, they are often not on time.See More
Answered by bobtuba on November 8, 2023
A: Tourists are strongly recommended to NOT drive in the city of Rome. It’s nuts there….even crossing the street as a pedestrian is crazy….watch a few videos on YouTube
Answered by deboftheseas on November 9, 2023
A: Rental cars are prohibited in parts of Rome. I understand you were not specifically asking for Rome, but it is something to consider. you can find more about it by searching LTZ or zone limiting travel. makes parking a nightmare.
Answered by dkantouth on November 9, 2023
A: I spent a couple weeks in Italy last November and went everywhere by train and taxicab when needed. It would have been a nightmare for me to navigate by car on my own especially in the larger cities or in areas with limited access for vehicles. To ge... t to Rome from Civitavecchia by train is relatively easy and inexpensive. Once in the city, walking or taxi is easiest in my opinion.See More
Answered by lrichards72 on November 10, 2023
A: We've rented a car in Civitevecchia and it's very straightforward. we drove in the countryside including Orvieto. Renting a car in Rome however? Utter madness.
Answered by DeirdreLNorton on November 12, 2023
Q: Happy Good Morning . Celebrating my 50th birthday on this Euro cruise next Oct with a group of fabulous ladies and my teenage son. For the folks that have flown in early , stayed in an Airbnb . Where did y’all stay and how far was it from port ? TIA
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A: We have not gone yet, but we are looking at B&B Hotels because we will be traveling around Italy for 2 weeks before our cruise & they offer a nice deal for that. https://www.hotel-... bb.com/enSee More
Answered by esrescuer on September 7, 2023
A: We stayed at La Casa sul Mare (http://www.lacasasulmare.net/en/). It’s a highly rated B&B that’s located a short walk along the waterfront from the train station in Civitavecchia. Lots of restaurants and shops within a 10 minute walk. The owners a... re friendly and provide great service including driving you to the ship in the morning. They can also be found on Expedia, Booking.com , Trip Advisor etc.See More
Answered by pistolpjh on September 9, 2023
A: We stayed at Hotel de Mare in Civitecchia. They picked up from airport, has a chef do a small menu dinner with wine or and dessert. But also delivered us to port all on one ticket. Small rooms but great showers and bathrooms. They were so nice snd he... lpful. Great sunset views!See More
Answered by Kar1A on September 10, 2023
A: If you want to stay closer to the port, within walking distance to the cruise ship shuttle station, there is a wonderful Rent by Owner flat that we discovered through Booking.com. She has three lock-off en-suite bedrooms and a large gathering space.... They serve a wonderful breakfast. It’s located in a building next to and high above a grocery store and the train station. I can’t remember which floor, but I think it was the 12th floor. Great views, too! It’s called The Seataly Experience. We will stay there again.See More
Answered by calgalnguy on September 9, 2023
A: What a great way to celebrate a special occasion! We stayed at Navona 49 pre-cruise and loved everything about it. Located in Piazza Navona, walking distance to most all the must see sites although I would suggest using transportation to Colosseum... and Vatican. I booked 10 months in advance direct and got a great rate and they are very quick to reply to emails.See More
Answered by MargieRita on September 11, 2023
A: We stay in Rome a few days before the cruise at a lovely B & B called Locanda Viminale.. it is close to the Termini.. walking distance to all sites except the Vatican. There are about 8 rooms off a seating area, and serve a lovely breakfast in your... room at a time you choose. We will be there next week again, and take the train (1 hr) to the port.See More
Answered by Ruby13 on September 8, 2023
Q: My family and I will be arriving a little late into Rom FCO around 8:30. Will it be difficult to find transportation to Civitavecchia at that time?
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A: https://www.facebook.com/RomeCabsToursAndTransfers?mibextid=LQQJ4d This is the car service I always use. Great service.
Answered by cbrummett936986 on August 23, 2023
A: Check on the Trenitalia website for the train from the Termini in Rome to Civitavecchia, or have a car service drive you. The train, less than an hour from Rome and inexpensive (4.60 €),car service is about $130.
Answered by Ruby13 on August 26, 2023
A: Not sure the link worked it’s Stefano’s Romecabs
Answered by cbrummett936986 on August 23, 2023
A: That's not really late for uber or car services at all. Personally I wouldn't bother going to civitavecchia that night. I would stay around the airport and use a cheaper option (shared shuttle) the next morning.
Answered by cbyron3 on August 22, 2023
A: I assure you you won't be the only one. cabs are waiting for you.
Answered by Response on September 14, 2023
Q: I want to purchase an excursion with the hop on hop off. But I really want to enter the Colleseum. How can I book a time if I don't know when we will get there? anyone did something similar? We are going out with Celebrity
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A: We did the hop on hop off bus. It was very easy. When we stopped at the Coliseum there were people selling tours and we were able to buy the tickets right there no problem. Timing wasn’t an issue since you use the bus to get on and off each stop when... ever you want for as long as you want. Our hotel was walking distance from Termini and also sold us tickets for the hop on hop off in the lobby. The only “attraction” we didn’t use the bus for was Trevi Fountain, but we did use a taxi for that.See More
Answered by ddhahs on August 3, 2023
A: Depending where you are staying.. if you are near the Termini (central train station) everything is walking distance, except the Vatican.
Answered by Ruby13 on July 31, 2023
A: Watch out for the Gestapo, (ATAC S.p.A.), if you use any public transportation. They prey on tourists. Make sure you validate your tickets. Read ATAC reviews on TripAdvisor.
Answered by justlovincruisin on August 3, 2023
A: you can buy tickets, a little cheaper, at coopculture.it, roughly 30 days in advance. not exactly skip the line but a different access point. I would plan on a later time to ensure you make the HOHO.
Answered by dkantouth on August 1, 2023
A: Depending where you are staying, if you are close to the Termini (central Station), everything is in walking distance except the Vatican.
Answered by Ruby13 on July 31, 2023
A: Cruised many times from Civitavecchia, we always pay for a shuttle to the port. You are dropped alongside your ship, porters will take your bags. Civitavecchia is a large port, getting to and from the train station is a walk….there is a YouTube video... on getting to the port and your ship from the train station. Watch it, so you’re preparedSee More
Answered by deboftheseas on July 14, 2023
A: I'll answer yes to simplify, but Civitavecchia is a little complicated. Hopefully, Carnival provides good info in your package. You can't walk to/from the ship and depending on how you are getting to the terminal, you may have to process through La... rgo del Pace. it is basically a pre staging area where they shuttle you to the terminal. It is unclear on the luggage process with it. They should have porters but not sure if you will need to collect your bags from the shuttle or not.See More
Answered by dkantouth on July 13, 2023
A: If you're leaving from a different destination and arriving via train then yes they do have porters who will assist you with your luggage. From the port in Civitavecchia there will be those who will assist you with your luggage for a price just as i... n the States.See More
Answered by rodandtrisha on July 12, 2023
Q: We are arriving into Rome one day before our cruise..from Canada. Any advice on where to stay for the night and best way to get to the port. We have some elderly people with us so not sure of the train then shuttle would be ok? Also where should we go while there since we only have the one day?
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A: Book a private transfer. I've used civitavecchiashuttleexpress without incident. Where to stay is dependent on what you plan on seeing. Vatican, collesium, piazza novena ...
Answered by cbyron3 on June 20, 2023
A: We always stay at the Ro e Airport Hilton. It's attached to FCO (you can easily walk from the airport), because they have lovely AC and it's nice to crash for a few hours if you can get an early check-in. Then the hotel offers shuttle service into... Rome. The train is also an easy option. The one thing I would definitely do in Rome is book a "jump the queue" tour of the Vatican. I'm not religious, but the beauty and history overwhelmed me, and I like to avoid lines :). Hope you have a spectacular time, and let us know what you end up doing!!See More
Answered by Melnal on June 25, 2023
A: I would look at what VIATOR could offer. Personally I would stay near the TERMINI station. ( direct train line from Rome airport to Rome).It’s Also a direct train to civitivechea …cruise terminal. There are taxis to take you the short distance fro... m train station to the cruise terminal… in Rome - Viator could do some tours for you. AND take you to the cruise terminal IF you didn’t want to catch the train.See More
Answered by karencruiser on June 23, 2023
A: the question of what to see in Rome with the limitation of 1 day.number 1 on most folks list would be the Vatican, St Peters square. (going inside though would consume the whole day.number 2 Trevi fountain (such an iconic tourist attraction)number 3... coliseum (again such a famous landmark)The "hop on hop off" bus is a fantastic way to get from one to the otherSee More
Answered by Cruise1st on June 23, 2023
A: I'm hoping NCL will help with the Rome transfer but if not I'm planning on a car service.Non mi va (not interested) for street vendorsGood luck!
Answered by DebVitale on June 22, 2023
Q: Our ship returns to port (Civitavecchia) at 7 am and I’m wondering if a 12:55 pm flight will allow us enough time to disembark and get to the airport. Any suggestions?
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A: should be ok. its an hour to get to the airport and you want to be there 3 hours before. if not booking a CL transfer, ensure you get a private transfer that picks you up at the dock. otherwise you get shuttled to Large delta Pace consuming valuab... le time.See More
Answered by dkantouth on June 19, 2023
A: Be sure to bring a bathing suit in the bag you carry on. We always change in the bathroom and are in the jacuzzi with a drink while others are waiting for their luggage.
Answered by Myadog2 on May 3, 2023
A: would be more interested in how late you can be on board. Why waste time in Italy on the ship?
Answered by cbyron3 on May 3, 2023
A: We've boarded in Civita about noon, w a 330 CK in time.
Answered by blueatlantic on May 4, 2023
A: Be sure to bring a bathing suit in the bag you will be carrying on. We always change in the bathroom and are the first ones in a jacuzzi with a drink while everyone else is waiting for their luggage!
Answered by Myadog2 on May 3, 2023
Q: This will be our first cruise that does not begin and end in the US. We have never traveled to Europe. Can someone recommend the best way to get from the Port of civitavecchia to Rome? We will be staying at Hotel Britianna Rome after the cruise
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A: I don’t know that it’s the best, but I booked a bus that leaves the port at 9:30 am and goes to several stops in Rome. It cost 15 euros per person
Answered by Shelbyii on March 12, 2023
A: we used viator for transportation services from airport to hotel,then hotel to cruise. Booked for return as well. They offer private cars,mini vans and bus transportation depending on your budget. Have to admit we splurged for limousine. The driver... was awesomeSee More
Answered by mpmwilliamsburg on March 13, 2023
A: While the train is definitely do-able. It does take time and energy and transfer and up and down stairs with luggage . We enjoyed the trains but be aware it is not a single train. We try to take a port cruise excursion, if possible at debarkation.... However the train from port to Rome central is easy. The question is how easy to get to your hotel. Awareness of pickpockets is very important. Have funSee More
Answered by carolsmith169 on March 18, 2023
A: We used Cab Roma. Excellent service that we used to get to the ship and later to the airport. Friendly, fluent in English, very courteous, and most of all, when we left a scarf on the van, the driver went out of the way to get it to us.To let you kn... ow how happy we were, we used Cab Roma ( Google it) in November 2022 and have booked them for May 2023.See More
Answered by RandyHooker on March 14, 2023
A: We’re taking the high speed train which has a stop in the port area…$11/person
Answered by Cherylsapphire on March 12, 2023
A: We are also taking our 1st trip to Europe and not wanting to deal with luggage and train, I recently spent 3 days getting quotes from pretty much any car service I could find online. The most reasonable one I found was 140 € one way. The company ha... s very good reviews. May want to check them out. The owner was very quick to respond to email, just remember it’s a 7 hour time difference. Mia Limo Rome. Lots of peopled recommend My Rome Cab and Rome Shuttle Limo but their prices were a little higher and felt I wanted to give Mia a shot. Good luck with your search!See More
Answered by MargieRita on March 12, 2023
Q: If you didnt do an excursion, please could you share tips or what you did/are doing at this port. Thanks
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A: It’s been many years, but husband and I took a train from the port into Rome. Stops were clearly labeled. We then saw the Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain & Spanish steps.
Answered by LIMom2Boys on January 24, 2023
A: Most people go into Rome, there are buses from the port, or the train into Rome. If you haven’t been to Rome, I suggest you take the bus in.
Answered by deboftheseas on January 23, 2023
A: Go to Trastevere neighborhood to stroll around, shop, people watch & eat. Better to go late afternoon and spend the evening there. So authentic and quaint. Not a tourist trap. It was my favorite memory of Rome when we went in 2019.
Answered by svanderp56 on January 26, 2023
A: get yourself from Civitavecchia port to the train station (Trenitalia), ride 45 minutes to the city and exit at Roma San Pietro or whichever other station. Pre-book your own Vatican Museums tour, enjoy! ride back in enough time. cheeeeeap! the offici... al excursions have a crazy markup, but if you're able and willing to do it on your own, you can for less than half the price.See More
Answered by jeffykins on January 28, 2023
A: We actually stay in Rome several days before cruise. Took the train to civitavecchia and the shuttle from train station to ship. The actually cruise port doesn't have as much to do or see. If you are fit you can walk into town from ship. But why go t... o Rome and not spend time in that beautiful historic city. We lived there and still can't see it all. 😊See More
Answered by seviedebi on January 23, 2023
A: Visit Ostia Antica, it's generally quiet compared to the other tourist attractions. Pre covid, you used to be able to catch public transport from the port directly there. The bus stop was on the main road about 5 mins walk from the entrance. Otherwis... e a taxi might be worth considering as it's not far.See More
Answered by somersetmum on January 23, 2023
A: Not sure why he said the bus was recommended over the train. Train is faster. But definitely do a carnival excursion. It’s a long ways and you want to make sure you’re back on time.
Answered by Seacruise23 on July 26, 2022
A: We experienced less than an hour each way. It helped that our tour was on a Sunday. So less cars and people out. We used ToursbyLocals.com which helped coordinate the pickup at the port and tour throughout the city.
Answered by casacarroll on July 31, 2022
A: we did what was billed bus the usual graffiti daubed buildings you get on just about any rail route. poor research on my part I guess.
Answered by Cruise1st on July 30, 2022
A: totally agree about taking a ship excursion! Trains and traffic can cause delays, making you late and you don't want to miss the ship. Also get an excursion specifically for the Vatican ... they will have skip- the-line access and trust me, the lines... are notoriously long. It is impossible to just go in for a quick tour of the Sistine Chapel: you have to make your way through the whole museum to get to it. The museum is enormous with so much to see. we practically jogged through to get to the Chapel and it still took hours and we went in the off peak time. Well worth seeing though. Please note that you cannot speak or take pictures inside the Sistine Chapel ( it is a holy place and the camera flashes can be harmful to the art.) Buy a postcard of it instead at the gift shop and mail it home to yourself from the Vatican post office which is right in St. Peter's Square)See More
Answered by MooseGirl on July 28, 2022
A: It is a over a hour drive from the port to the city.
Answered by hamitime2211 on July 26, 2022
A: 67 kilometres so you ain't walking it.options areship excursion by bus (recommended)ship excursion by train ( not recommended)the above are the safest as the boat will no go without you.private hire taxi (expensive and if your late back to the ship y... ou'll get a nice picture of the stern of the ship as she sails away)See More
Answered by Cruise1st on July 25, 2022
A: The cost is approximately 200.00 Euro for a taxi from the port to Rome
Answered by JAMMR on July 4, 2022
A: Yes you can. We pre-arranged a private transfer through Viator from port Civitavecchia to FCO. The only problem was that they didn’t show up. There were others who’s pick up displayed their names for pickup just not ours. Luckily there’s were plenty... of taxis available to take us to the airport. Have some cash available because the first guy we approached said he only took cash but later excepted our credit card. It was around 135 euros for two people. Consider the Princess transfer to avoid the stress.See More
Answered by sstennis on July 1, 2022
A: You can reserve a taxi or private car on SIXT.com or Viator.com and the driver will be waiting for you with a sign. This also works to and from the airports or Rome. Available all over Europe.
Answered by hsmith0127 on June 29, 2022
A: Our cruise offered an excursion to take you back to Rome with a sightseeing tour attached. It was a bonus for us since we won’t have much time on Rome after our cruise.
Answered by stacy1231 on June 29, 2022
A: Our travel agent suggested booking a driver through Viator. There will be taxis, but your wait may be quite long to get one. Book a driver who will be there with a sign with your name on it to save time and hassle.
Answered by GingerCruising on June 29, 2022
A: This price was for a prearranged pick up for two people.
Answered by JAMMR on July 4, 2022
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