Civitavecchia is Rome's main cruise terminal, 80km from the city. Most passengers fly into Fiumicino (FCO) and need to connect. Here's every option, ranked by practicality.
The most efficient option on embarkation day. Driver handles your luggage directly to the terminal. Book 48h+ in advance.
Book this transfer →Leonardo Express from FCO to Roma Termini (€14, 32 min), then regional train Termini → Civitavecchia (€7, 65 min). Allow at least 2.5 hours total. Buy tickets in advance to guarantee a seat.
Fixed rate from FCO to Rome city: €50. If arriving the night before, this is a good option — stay near Termini, then take the morning train to Civitavecchia on embarkation day.
Allow 3 hours minimum from FCO to the ship — trains can be delayed and Termini is a large, confusing station.
The train to Civitavecchia does not always have luggage racks. Book seats with overhead space.
The cruise terminal in Civitavecchia is large. Your terminal number will be on your boarding pass — confirm before leaving the taxi or train station.
Buy train tickets at FCO arrivals hall before taking the Leonardo Express — the Termini ticket machines can have queues.
Already at the port?
Plan your first port day free — ship-safe itinerary in 30 seconds.
Plan Rome port day free →We use essential cookies. Analytics and marketing only if you allow them. Privacy policy