From Civitavecchia port to Rome
| Option | Price | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shuttle + train | €5–15 | 1.5–2 h from the gangway | changes and stairs; the train to Termini takes ~80 min |
| Cruise line coach | €25–50 | 1.5 h | runs to the ship’s schedule |
| Private transfer | ≈ €110–120 | ~1 h | gangway to door; timed to boarding or disembarkation |
The train
Cheap, but getting from the ship to the station means the shuttle plus a walk; with suitcases and in the heat that is an adventure in itself. A Regionale costs ≈ €5 and takes about 80 minutes to Termini.
A transfer
The car waits at the gangway, in the permitted port area, and reaches central Rome in about an hour. For a day in Rome while your ship is in port, we run the round trip with a guaranteed return before departure.
Young and travelling light? Take the train. With luggage, with children, or when you are boarding in the morning, a transfer at ≈ €110 removes the one real risk of a cruise — missing the gangway.
Fixed price, meet & greet with a name sign, payment on arrival.
The essentials
About an hour by car; by train roughly 80 minutes to Termini, plus getting to and from the stations.
Yes: a round-trip transfer with 6–8 hours in the city is a standard service, and we guarantee the return time to the gangway.
At your ship’s gangway or terminal — your voucher gives the berth number and the driver’s phone number.