Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Port Q&A
26 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy traveler questions & answers
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A: We’re flying from Dublin on the 6.30 air lingus the morning of the cruise. We booked the flight through RC & will be picked up by coach & transfered to the ship also booked through RC. If there are any delays it’s RC’s problem to deal with & get us t... o the ship as we have booked through them. The last time we went on a cruise from Barcelona & we flew in from Dublin the day before but there were hundreds of passengers getting on cruise ships that day.See More
Answered by catccruiser on June 20, 2022
A: We booked it through celebrity, as first time cruisers we thought we would leave it to the experts, and then it is their responsibility to get us there.However, we are trying to get our outbound flight changes as they have booked us a two stop flight... Dublin to Frankfurt to Rome…….. and the connecting flight would have been missed on 5 occasions in the last two weeks. ……we are now living on our nerves 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️See More
Answered by krazykyrie on June 21, 2022
A: We always fly from Dublin the day of the cruise. We always book fly/cruise. So if there's any delays, it's up to the cruise company to sort it out. We came back from a cruise in May of this year and our sail away party never happened because flights... were late coming in but still the ship could not leave until everyone was checked in and on board. That's the great thing about booking fly/cruise!See More
Answered by Guz on June 21, 2022
A: You don't really have many options for decent price, duration and arrival time. Aer Lingus has a nonstop, that could work. it arrives @1025, with luggage and shuttle or taxi to port would put you at the port by roughly 1. However, I don't see a goo... d fallback should it be delayed. More options to fly in day before in afternoon and evening.See More
Answered by dkantouth on June 20, 2022
A: Would never fly in the same day. Even more so now when flights are being cancelled.
Answered by WhippetMum on June 20, 2022
A: That is cutting it close. We may go through Dublin, but will go at least a day or two early.
Answered by MissJennyFaye on June 20, 2022
A: There are vans outside the port that will take you to the airport. They charge by the person so be sure you ask before you get in the van. They took us in a van going to the airport and dropped off a family and then we went to our hotel in Rome.
Answered by loralor on May 19, 2022
A: Besides a CL transfer. Viator and other travel sites offer transfers which may be best trade off for cost/convenience. next would be train but there isn't a direct route. https://www.rome-airport.info/to-cruise-port-civitavecchia.html. lastly for c... onvenience a taxi will run 120 to 150 euros.See More
Answered by dkantouth on May 18, 2022
A: Have you looked into the port express train??
Answered by robyn1013 on May 18, 2022
A: I used sharedshuttle.it they were very good and reasonably priced
Answered by AussieDino on May 19, 2022
Q: Any suggestions on where to get COVID-19 testing in Rome a couple of days prior to sailing?
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A: we book our covid test for 4 ppl with the romanguy following our tour of the Coliseum prior to cruise, price cheaper than royal Caribbean, have to be tested on ship to go back to US. Sail date, 5/16 on Odyssey of the Seas, can't wait!!
Answered by ShipmateNurse on May 3, 2022
A: I haven't used them personally, but someone in a Facebook group suggested this company. Here's the link https://theromanguy.com/tours/italy/rome/rome-covid-test?guests=1
Answered by scutler1980 on May 1, 2022
A: Thetourguy.com for 27.00 antigen test at a pharmacy close to Termini
Answered by darylmiles on May 4, 2022
A: I bought the at home testing kits that you complete via a video call with a doctor using your phone. You can buy them through Royal Caribbean and take them with you to Italy.
Answered by jalockw on May 5, 2022
A: Do you need PCR or antigen to board a cruise ship?
Answered by JanKat on May 5, 2022
A: I'd check Google maps and get the rest close to where I am whenever I feel like taking it.
Answered by Schlinger on May 4, 2022
Q: I would like to book my tours on Viator but I need to find out the addresses for the ports of call on the 9 day Greece cruise leaving May 7th. Where can I get that information?
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A: Not sure which cruise line you are on but Royal Carribean has an option to text questions and their response time is super fast.
Answered by loripacr on April 20, 2022
A: just do an internet search for where does xxx cruiseline port 8n xxx city. this will typically give you a terminal which you can cross to maps.
Answered by dkantouth on April 14, 2022
Q: We are going to be in Rome for 3 full days before our cruise. Any suggestions on how to see the most of places, ie Vatican, Trevi fountain, Collisseum?
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A: check out the omnia card with the Rome pass, it includes so many attractions and almost all transportation
Answered by dkreece on March 14, 2022
A: When I did Rome on my first cruise 10 years ago, I booked us tickets on the Hop On/Hop Off bus. It goes around and stops at each site you want to visit. You can get off and visit as long as you want and then catch the next one that comes along to get... to your next site. If I remember correctly, Termini Station is at/near stop #1 and la Fontana di Trevi is last on the route. I also would highly recommend checking online for entry tickets to the sites you want to go to that require them (e.g. The Colosseo) to avoid having to stand in ridiculously long lines for ticket booths. You'll be able to go right to the entrance.See More
Answered by mikep1856 on March 14, 2022
A: There are trams throughout the city. You can buy 1 day passes and multiple day passes. The tram passed out hotel and took us to the colosseum and near the Vatican and Castel Sant Angelo.
Answered by loralor on March 14, 2022
A: TripAdvisor… use the website instead of the App… I would use the skip the line tours…we just sectioned out the city and visited each the 3 days we were there.
Answered by katcha on March 14, 2022
A: Don't forget to check out Viator and Groupon. Rome has great public transportation try rome.net and romesite.com for more info.
Answered by dkantouth on March 14, 2022
A: Consider booking tickets for the Colosseum direct (https://www.coopculture.it/it/#55)... this will save you money and still give you a great tour experience. If you book a tour of the necropolis under the Vatican (http://www.scavi.va/content/scavi/en... /ufficio-scavi.html), you will come up at the entrance to the Vatican, bypassing long lines. We took a taxi to the Spanish Steps, then started walking south, stopping at Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona. We were able to walk at our own pace, stopping where we wanted.See More
Answered by CTLYF on May 1, 2022
Q: I am planning on staying in Rome prior to cruise, need an ADA accessible room, any suggestions?
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A: this sight has lots of accessibilty info on major European cities. Look around.https://www.sagetraveling.com/accessibility-reviews
Answered by ShawnOG on March 29, 2022
A: see if you can find ADA compliant hotels on Hotels.com or Expedia.
Answered by maryrunyon on March 13, 2022
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