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Salerno to Rome Fiumicino, by car with a driver

Three hours of motorway in one vehicle: no change at Naples, and you know the price before you set off.

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Usually
3h
Distance
270 km
Vehicle
Mercedes V-Class

Photo: Bernard Gagnon · CC BY 4.0

Where we meet

In Salerno, Vietri, Cava or the towns around, at the address you give us and the hour you choose. At Fiumicino we drop you at the departures level of your own terminal — tell us which when you book.

The drive

The A3 to Naples, then the A1 to Rome’s ring road and on to Fiumicino. It is the Naples–Fiumicino road with an extra hour in front of it, and just as predictable: the stretch that varies most is the ring road at peak times.

The nose of the black V-Class against a sunset sky, among the trees.

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

  • Over three hours, one thing decides the departure time: how early you want to be at the airport. We agree it when we agree everything else.
  • Six real seats and six large suitcases in the V-Class: over a long run, that is what you notice most.

Questions about this route

Can we stop in Naples along the way?

Yes, agreed in advance: a stop changes the time and sometimes the price, and you know when we set the trip up. Over three hours it is a choice worth making calmly.

Is it worth it compared with the train from Salerno?

The train from Salerno to Rome is good, and we will not pretend otherwise. The car wins when there are more than two of you, when there is a lot of luggage, or when the timetable does not fit: the price is per vehicle, not per person.

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Within reach from here

If you are staying a few days, these are the places this route puts within reach.

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