Three ways out of Fiumicino
Into Rome. Whether you're going to the historic centre, the Vatican and Prati or Termini station, the fare is the same: €75 in a saloon. The Vatican is the closest, 28 km and about 40 minutes. A transfer across to Ciampino is the same price, and that drive also takes about 40 minutes.
To Civitavecchia port. Cruise ships sail from this port, 60 km away, about 50 minutes by road. A saloon is €120, a minivan €155. Heading straight to embarkation? Tell us when boarding opens and we'll plan the pick-up around that time.
To Naples. 230 km, about 2 hours 20 minutes, without going through Rome. €395 in a saloon, or €500 for a minivan carrying up to 8 people.
Which terminal you'll use
Terminal 1 mainly handles flights within Italy and Schengen. Terminal 3 takes long-haul flights, those from outside Schengen and some European ones. Airlines occasionally move a flight to the other terminal, so we follow the flight number rather than the ticket.
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall of the right terminal with your name on a sign. The car is nearby, though not at the door: since 2024 the airport has set aside separate spaces for chauffeur cars. For Terminal 1 they are on the ground floor of multi-storey car park B; for Terminal 3, in car park PR7.
How long the border takes
From a Schengen country, you only wait for your bags. On non-Schengen flights into Terminal 3 the queue has grown longer: since April 2026 the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) has been running at full scale.
The airport operator says checks for UK passengers now take about 20 minutes on average, compared with 7 before. When the equipment breaks down, it takes longer still. E-gates can be used from the age of 12.
There's no need to fret in the queue: the first 60 minutes of waiting are part of the price, and we track the flight by its number.
Prices from Fiumicino
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The price appears when you book and doesn't change after confirmation. Tolls and luggage are covered.
We'll fit a child seat for any age free of charge, and the return trip is 10% cheaper. You pay the driver in person, by card or in cash; there is no prepayment.
If your hotel is inside the ZTL
Central Rome is a limited-traffic zone. On weekdays it applies from 6:30 to 18:00 and on Saturdays from 14:00 to 18:00. On Friday and Saturday nights extra hours are added, and Trastevere and the Tridente follow their own timetable.
Chauffeur cars are allowed in, but a driver licensed in another city has to register the plate beforehand. So please send your hotel address along with the booking.
Worth knowing
- Since 12 October 2026 the "Area tecnica" exit on the A91 towards Rome has been closed while a viaduct is repaired. Lanes are narrowed during the day, so allow a few extra minutes.
- The airport has free Wi-Fi called "Airport Free Wi-Fi", with no registration.
- The day before you travel, we'll send the driver's name and the car's number plate.
Questions
How much is it from Fiumicino to central Rome?
€75 for a saloon with up to 3 people, €100 for a minivan with up to 8. The ride to the Vatican or Termini station costs the same.
We land late at night. Will the driver wait?
Yes. We work 24/7 and can see your real landing time, so the pick-up moves at no cost. If the flight is cancelled, we'll move the pick-up to your new flight or cancel without charge.
Can we go from the airport straight to Naples?
Yes, right from arrivals: about 2 h 20 min, €395 in a saloon.
Five of us, seven suitcases. Which car do we need?
A minivan: up to 8 people and up to 8 pieces of luggage. To central Rome it costs €100.
Our plans have changed. Until when can we cancel without losing anything?
Up to 24 hours before pick-up. Closer than that, the terms depend on the route; we show them to you before you confirm.