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Airport & Ferry Transfers to Rome
Looking for a fully air-conditioned transfer to/from Rome? Forget the sweaty queues for a cramped taxi – book a Real Rome Tours transfer and travel stress-free.
We currently service Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (Fiumicino), Ciampino Airport and the port of Civitavecchia.
Rome Airport Transfers
Start your once-in-a-lifetime private excursion in Rome with a luxury transfer from Real Rome Tours.
Flying into Rome? Secure your private transfer from Fiumicino airport or Ciampino airport to your accommodation with us today.
All of our drivers are approved by the Rome NCC Chauffeur Service – guaranteeing you a relaxed and comfortable ride to your destination.
Landing in Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (Fiumicino)?
Book your transfer service today and our chauffeur will be waiting for you at arrivals as you land. Fiumicino is the largest international airport for Rome and is the busiest airport in the whole of Italy – serving over 40 million visitors each year!
Avoid the stress and mayhem of finding a taxi with thousands of other visitors to Rome by booking your exclusive transfer from Fiumicino airport to Rome City Center with Real Rome Tours. From the airport to Rome city center is approximately 45 minutes – a perfect chance for taking in the stunning scenery in one of our air-conditioned private luxury cars.
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Civitavecchia Transfer to Rome
Book your Civitavecchia transfer to Rome and one of our professional, qualified NCC drivers will be waiting for you at your arrival time to take you in style and comfort to your destination.
Rome City Center to Civitavecchia
The key to an enjoyable trip to Rome from Civitavecchia is plenty of planning! Some important information about traveling from Civitavecchia port to Rome:
Civitavecchia by car
- Civitavecchia port is 80 kilometres north-west of Rome
- A Civitavecchia transfer by car can take up to 1 and a half hours, depending upon traffic. (This includes travelling on the motorway, which is the fastest way to arrive to Rome)
- Our NCC cars have permission to use reserved streets to beat traffic jams
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