Taxi & Transfers from Port of Civitavecchia to airport Fiumicino (FCO)

How to Get from Civitavecchia to Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

Civitavecchia is the main port for cruises and ferries serving Rome. If your cruise ends here and your flight leaves from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO), you’ll need to cover about 65 kilometers. The trip usually takes under an hour. You can go by train, bus, taxi, or book a private transfer. Let’s walk through each real option.

By Train with a Change in Rome

There’s no direct train from Civitavecchia to Fiumicino Airport. You’ll need to travel in two legs. First, take a regional train from Civitavecchia to Roma Trastevere. From there, transfer to another train that goes directly to Fiumicino Airport.

The total travel time is about 1 hour 40 minutes. Tickets usually cost between €12 and €22. Trains run fairly often, but you’ll need to manage your luggage during the change in Rome. It’s a good option if you’re comfortable with public transport and don’t have much to carry.

By Bus

Cotral offers a direct bus route from Civitavecchia to Fiumicino Airport. It departs from Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II in the town center and arrives near the airport terminals.

The trip takes a little over an hour and costs €3 to €5. However, buses don’t run often, so it’s important to check the current timetable. This is the cheapest option, but not the most flexible.

By Taxi

If you want a fast and simple ride, a taxi from Civitavecchia to Fiumicino Airport is a solid choice. The trip usually takes around 45 to 50 minutes, depending on traffic. It’s especially helpful if you’re traveling early in the morning or late at night.

The fare ranges from €130 to €160. You can catch a taxi at the port or book one ahead of time. Always ask for a price estimate before the ride to avoid surprises.

Book a Private Transfer

Want a calm and predictable ride? Book a transfer from Civitavecchia to Fiumicino Airport. We recommend booking a transfer for families or travelers with pets — it takes the pressure off when you’ve got bags, small kids, or animals to care for.

With Kiwitaxi, your driver picks you up at the port exit and helps with luggage. You ride in a private car straight to the airport. The fare is fixed when you book, so you won’t need to calculate costs while you’re on the move.

• Pickup at the cruise terminal
• No stops, no transfers, just you
• Rate is confirmed when booking

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

Transfers from Civitavecchia to FCO come in several vehicle types. You can pick what suits your group and luggage best:

• Economy – for light travel or solo passengers
• Comfort – great for couples or small families
• Minivan – for bigger groups or bulky items
• Business – extra space for quiet travel

Every ride is private. You don’t share with others, and the car goes directly to the terminal you need.

Traveling with Children

Getting from the cruise port to the airport with kids isn’t always smooth. You’re often juggling luggage, strollers, and nap schedules. Public transport might not be the easiest choice here.

Kiwitaxi helps solve that. You can ask for a child seat when booking. Larger vehicles are available too, in case you have more gear or family members. Drivers are ready to assist and make the ride less stressful for everyone.

Traveling with Pets

Public buses and trains can be difficult when you’re traveling with animals. Some require carriers, others don’t allow pets at all. Even when allowed, it’s rarely comfortable.

That’s why Kiwitaxi offers pet-friendly transfers. Mention your pet while booking, and a suitable car will be arranged. It’s easier, safer, and calmer — especially after a cruise.

What to Expect at Fiumicino Airport

Fiumicino (FCO) is the main international airport for Rome. It has multiple terminals — most international flights leave from Terminal 3, while Terminal 1 handles domestic and Schengen routes.

Once you arrive, signs are easy to follow. If you’ve booked a transfer or taxi, you’ll be dropped off at the right terminal door. That saves time and hassle, especially when flights are calling and check-in lines are long.