Rome Civitavecchia Cruise Port (Civitavecchia Terminal Crociere) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of activities to experience from Civitavecchia Port (Civitavecchia Terminal Crociere). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Rome Small-Group Shared Tour From Civitavecchia: 8 People Max

• Luxury Private Full-Day Rome Tour From Civitavecchia Port

• Food Tasty and History Tour in Civitavecchia

• Civitavecchia Shore Excursion

• VIP Best of Rome in 1-Day Guided Sightseeing Tour in English

One-way transfers from Civitavecchia Cruise Port to Rome start around US$18 to travel by group bus, while a private transfer costs closer to US$180. Travelers can book a variety of shore excursions that combine transportation with a guided tour of Rome’s highlights; prices start from US$100 for a shared tour or US$160 for a small-group tour.

Yes, it's worth stopping and disembarking at Civitavecchia Port—the wonderful ancient and cultural landmarks of Rome are just one hour or so away. Cruisers can choose from an array of day trips, whether arranged transportation to explore Rome independently or guided tours.

Per one customer who booked the Rome Small-Group Shared Tour From Civitavecchia: 8 People Max, "This was a wonderful trip into Rome from the cruise port. Our driver was extremely knowledgeable and had an excellent plan for how to get around Rome for us to see as much as possible in one day! I couldn't have planned it any better."

Rome Civitavecchia Cruise Port (Civitavecchia Terminal Crociere) is about 43 miles (70 kilometers) from Rome city center. Travel times vary, but generally it takes about 1–2 hours by train or public bus. The journey is about an hour by car, although it’s not uncommon for it to take longer due to traffic.

Transportation options from Civitavecchia Cruise Port to Rome are trains, buses, taxis, and private shuttles. Buses run about every hour from the information point at Largo della Pace and travel directly to Termini Station in Rome in 1–2 hours, depending on traffic. Trains are also convenient, with frequent service to the Rome Termini station.

No, you can’t walk from Civitavecchia Cruise Port to Rome. The Eternal City is about 43 miles (70 kilometers) from the town of Civitavecchia. The best way to reach central Rome is to take public buses or trains.

While there is no luggage storage within Civitavecchia Port, there are nearby options for storing bags before you board your cruise ship. The Civitavecchia train station offers storage facilities, as does Varco Fortezza, a coast guard station near one of the pedestrian entrances.

Yes, there is a free shuttle at the Civitavecchia Cruise Port, which runs every 20 minutes. Cruise passengers can take the free shuttle directly to Civitavecchia train station.

There are tons of fun things to do when visiting Civitavecchia Port. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Rome:

• Colosseum

• Roman Forum (Foro Romano)

• Vatican Museums

• Sistine Chapel

• St. Peter's Basilica

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Rome.