Rome has two airports and a cruise port, and none of them is in the city. Fiumicino lies on the coast about 32 km west of the centre; Ciampino is 15 km to the south-east; Civitavecchia, where the cruise ships dock, is about 75 km up the coast. A pre-booked private transfer covers all of them with the same promise: a licensed driver waiting for you, a fixed all-inclusive price shown before payment and free cancellation up to 24 hours before the ride.
Which airport are you flying to?
Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci, FCO) is the main airport, served by full-service airlines and most intercontinental flights, with passengers arriving at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3. Ciampino (G. B. Pastine, CIA) is the low-cost airport with a single terminal, where flights land in waves and the taxi rank fills up quickly. Both are covered by our transfer pages with distances, driving times, meeting points and what is included.
How a private transfer works in Rome
- Type your pick-up and your destination in the form, with date, time and passengers.
- Choose the vehicle class: the fixed, all-inclusive price of each class is shown before payment.
- Enter your details and your flight number, pay by card and receive the confirmation by e-mail.
- Land, collect your bags and meet your driver in arrivals with a sign showing your name. We track the flight and the first 45 minutes after landing are free.
Getting from Rome's airports to the centre, compared
From Fiumicino the Leonardo Express train reaches Termini in 32 minutes, every 15 minutes, at €14 per person; Rome's official taxis apply a fixed fare of €55 to destinations inside the Aurelian Walls, paid on board. By regulation the fixed fare is per car, luggage included: agree it with the driver before leaving, as some passengers report being charged per person or extra for bags. At night and when several flights land together, taxis at the rank can be hard to find. From Ciampino buses run to Termini from the stops in front of the terminal and the official taxi fare to the centre is €40. Between the two airports the official taxi fare is €55 and there is no direct public transport. A private transfer is booked and paid in advance, waits for your flight and takes you to the door of your hotel: the price depends on the vehicle class, date and time and is fixed before you book.
Where we take you
Any address in Rome and Lazio: hotels in the historic centre, Trastevere, Prati and the Vatican area, Termini and the station hotels, apartments and B&Bs, the cruise terminals of Civitavecchia, and longer rides to Naples, Florence, Pompeii and the Amalfi coast. Licensed transfer vehicles can enter the limited-traffic zone (ZTL) of the centre, so the drop-off is at the door.
