If you are looking for ways to travel between Rome Ciampino airport and Civitavecchia, you’re probably going on a cruise. This ancient city is a major cruise port, about 80 kilometers (50 miles) away from Rome.
You can reach Civitavecchia by train, bus, taxi, and private transfer. If you are looking for the cheapest ways to travel, choose a bus or a train, but be prepared to make connections, as there are no direct services. For the most convenience and best value for your money, pick a private transfer.
There is a train from Rome Termini station to Civitavecchia starting at about €15.00. Quite affordable. However, you need to figure out a way to reach Termini station from the airport. You can either hop on a bus, or take a taxi to get there. Yes, it is a bit complicated, and you will probably have to do some research to figure out your itinerary.
Your journey will take about 2 hours or more, as you will have to do some waiting for the scheduled departures, and also make a connection. Once you reach Civitavecchia, you will also have to work out a way to reach the port. You can either take a 15-minute walk or get on a local shuttle. Assuming you have luggage with you, a shuttle will probably be a better solution.
If you take a shuttle, expect to pay the least and travel the longest. As there is no direct service from Ciampino airport to Civitavecchia, you will have to make a connection at one of Rome’s subway stops. As the airport is not large, you will easily navigate the grounds and reach the shuttle stop quickly. There are several companies offering services to Rome: TerraVision, Bus Line 520, Atral.
Departures are roughly every half an hour. Your total trip time will be close to 3 hours, and the fare will be about €16.00. The price is good; however, does it make up for all the time lost to cover the distance of 90 kilometers (55 miles)?
Taxis in Rome are white, with roof signs and a meter at the dashboard. You will find them parked outside the Terminal building. The price you will pay depends on the time/day of travel, plus the distance of your journey. Starting rates are €3.00 to which rates per distance are added.
It is of utmost importance to avoid unlicensed taxis, as you might be overcharged and scammed. Taxis in Italy do not have a good reputation, unfortunately.
The most convenient way to travel is certainly a private transfer. The cost is more affordable than the taxi, but you are getting numerous benefits. Firstly, the service is door-to-door, so you will have a smooth, seamless drive to your destination. You will avoid Rome’s notorious traffic problems, delays, wasting your valuable time. You will not have to worry about the timetables, route info, pickpockets, or being overcharged in a taxi.
Book a private taxi to have complete peace of mind. The booking process is quick and easy, and everything is arranged ahead of time. On the day of your trip, an experienced driver will be waiting for you at the airport, and take you straight to your destination. You’ll be fresh and well relaxed and ready for your cruise trip!
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