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Naples to Rome Fiumicino, by car with a driver
Two and a half hours of motorway in one vehicle: no changes, no luggage to drag, and you know the price before you set off.
Rome from the Aventine: the city’s rooftops, with the dome of St Peter’s in the distance.
- Usually
- 2h 35min
- Distance
- 230 km
- Vehicle
- Mercedes V-Class
Photo: Lalupa · Public domain
Where we meet
We pick you up where you are: at your home or hotel address, at Napoli Centrale station, or in the arrivals hall at Capodichino with a name sign. At Fiumicino we drop you at the departures level of your own terminal — tell us which one when you book and we pull up right there.
The drive
Almost all of it on the A1, from the Naples junction to Rome’s ring road, then the Rome–Fiumicino motorway. It is the most predictable route we drive: the time barely moves, except in the hours when the ring road fills up. For an early-morning flight we simply leave earlier.
What the price covers
- Motorway tolls and fuel
- Airport waiting, up to 60 minutes after landing
- Meet and greet at arrivals with a name sign
- Flight tracking, and a pick-up that moves if you land late
- Luggage, within what the vehicle holds
- A child seat, on request
Worth knowing
- One thing decides your departure time: how early you want to be at the airport. We agree it when we agree everything else, not on the morning itself.
- Arriving in Naples, the pick-up moves by itself if the flight is late: we watch the flight, and the wait included runs up to 60 minutes from landing.
- The V-Class holds six real seats and six large suitcases: a group does not need two vehicles, and over this distance that is what you notice most.
Questions about this route
Is it worth it compared with the train?
It depends how many of you there are. Station to station the train is faster; door to door, with luggage and changes, the gap narrows. And our price is per vehicle, not per person: for two it changes little, for five it changes everything.
My flight leaves at dawn — can we travel at night?
Yes, and it is not an exception: we work every day at any hour. You tell us the night timing when you book and the price already accounts for it, so nothing is added afterwards.
Within reach from here
If you are staying a few days, these are the places this route puts within reach.
Pompeiifrom Naples 40minA Roman city of 66 hectares, some 50 excavated: forum, painted houses, an amphitheatre from 70 BC. Open air, on ancient paving.
Naples old townThe Greek street grid is still there, and much of it is closed to traffic: you walk it, and the car waits at the edge.
Royal Palace of Casertafrom Naples 45minVanvitelli’s palace with 1,742 windows, 123 hectares of park and three kilometres of Via d’Acqua up to an 82-metre cascade. Expect a lot of walking.