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It surely
makes a difference to arrive at Rome's airport
knowing someone
will be there to receive you!. Someone who'll be
there to transfer you to your hotel in a nice
and comfortable car or minivan. Rome's airport
is a modern one, but it's really vast and rather
confusing. Arriving after a long flight, tired,
jetlagged and dragging your luggage, if you
haven't booked your transfer you'll have to
stress to find out the best way to get to your
hotel. The train is the least expensive
transportation, leaves every 30 minutes and gets
to Rome's central station "Termini" in about 40
minutes. The cost is 11 Euros per person. Once
at the station you'll have to drag your luggage
again all the way to a taxi and wait in line to
get in one. The taxi will charge 15/20 Euros to
take you to one of the hotels in the city
center. If everything goes well you will reach
your hotel in about 1.5/2 hours and you'll spend
(for 4 people) about 60 Euros. For that price a
taxi would take you directly from the airport to
the door of your hotel. Certainly a better deal!
Taxis are white, but they are not all the same,
some are air-conditioned and some aren't. Some
taxi drivers speak English and some don't, some
are courteous and some aren't. Most are honest,
but some aren't. Booking your transfer with us
is a little more expensive than taking a taxi,
but you'll ride in a nice air-conditioned
vehicle (mostly we drive Mercedes, sedans,
minivans and minibuses) which has been sent to
the airport just for you. Our drivers are
courteous and speak at least enough English to
have a simple conversation with you.
Please check
the cost and the vehicles we use for airport
transfers here below: |
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Mercedes E-Class
Sedan |
VW Sharan
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Mercedes Viano |
Mercedes Minibus
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max 3 people &
luggage |
max 4 people &
luggage |
max 6 people &
luggage |
up to 8 people
& luggage |
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Arriving or departing at
Termini rail station |
Rome's train station, Termini |
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Arriving at the station, just as you
come down from the train, please walk to the end of
the platform where your train pulls in. Your driver
will be waiting for you there posting your name. You
should simply come down from your train's car and
walk towards the head of the train until you see
this person.
Instead if you're being picked from
your hotel to be transferred to the train station,
your driver will simply announce himself at the
concierge's desk. |
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Cost of the transfer in Euros to and from the train
station including taxes: |
| Vehicle |
Sedan
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Minivan |
Minivan |
Minibus |
| Capacity |
1/3
pax |
3/4
pax |
5/6
pax |
7/8
pax |
| Arrival
transfers |
70.00 |
70.00 |
80.00 |
90.00 |
| Departure
transfers |
60.00 |
70.00 |
80.00 |
90.00 |
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Transfers
to and from Rome's airport |
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Arriving or departing at Rome's
airports |
Rome's airport, Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci) |
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You'll be met at the airport upon
arrival of aircraft as you'll specify. After
collecting your luggage and clearing customs, you'll
be routed to the public lounge where throngs of
people wait for passengers to come out. We cannot
come and meet you in the baggage claim area, where
the carrousels are, youll have to exit that area to
meet us! Once in the public lounge youll see your
driver posting your name. Please make sure to have
my cell phone number with you. Normally it takes
about 40 minutes, from plane's landing time, to you
get to the public lounge. If you should take longer,
for example if your luggage is lost, please call me
from one of the public phones, or your own cell
phone, or ask the customs officer to let you come
out for a second to tell your driver you have
arrived you'll be late. We have no way of knowing if
you were actually on the flight or if you missed it
for some reason and that is why after one hour or so
we give up hope and leave. If we know that you are
there we will wait for you, but we'll also charge
you for waiting. One hour past plane's landing time
you'll be charged 20 Euros per hour for waiting.
From any Italian public or cell phone
you just dial 3358437636, but if you carry a cell
phone registered outside of Italy you also need to
dial the country code +39 so the whole sequence
should be: 00393358437636. |
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Rome's airport, Ciampino (G.B. Pastine) |
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Cost of the transfer in Euros to and from Rome's
airports including taxes: |
| Vehicle |
Sedan
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Minivan |
Minivan |
Minibus |
| Capacity |
1/3
pax |
3/4
pax |
5/6
pax |
7/8
pax |
| Arrival
transfers |
80.00 |
84.00 |
100.00 |
115.00 |
| Departure
transfers |
65.00 |
70.00 |
80.00 |
90.00 |
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Transfers
to and from Rome's seaport |
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Arriving or departing at Rome's
seaport, Civitavecchia |
Rome's seaport, Civitavecchia |
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Once the ship is in port, you'll find
your vehicle right on the pier where the ship docks
with your name posted on its windshield, parked as
close as possible to the footbridge. For any
problem, you can always contact me on my cell phone.
From any Italian public or cell phone you just dial
3358437636, but if you carry a cell phone registered
outside of Italy you also need to dial the country
code +39 so the whole sequence should be:
00393358437636. From phones registered in the US you
have to dial 001 first. |
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Cost of the transfer in Euros to and from Rome's
seaport, Civitavecchia, including taxes: |
| Vehicle |
Sedan
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Minivan |
Minivan |
Minibus |
| Capacity |
1/3
pax |
3/4
pax |
5/6
pax |
7/8
pax |
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transfers |
180.00 |
210.00 |
230.00 |
260.00 |
| Departure
transfers |
160.00 |
180.00 |
200.00 |
220.00 |
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Transfers
to and from other cities in
Italy |
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Transfers to and from other cities
in Italy |
Sorrento viewed from the sea |
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Tourists often forget they come all
the way here to enjoy this place and relax. For many
people fast is best. They say it only takes a
couple of hour to go to Florence from Rome by train.
Not considering that they have leave their hotel one
hour prior to train departure to be at the station
at least half early. Then, once reach their
destination, they have to find a taxi to take them
to their hotel. By car, we cover that distance in
three hours. A common objection is that I charge
more than the train. I agree, for two or three
people it would be a lot more expensive, yet much
more enjoyable, but how about a larger group of
people? It's very common for 4/6 people to travel
together: and I do not think the trip by train would
be any cheaper for them. Considering the taxis in
both cities, when you can't find one big enough for
you and your luggage you have to use two taxis, and
first-class train tickets (you dont want to travel
second class, do you?) I think in such case Im
pretty competitive. |
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Cost of the transfer in Euros to and from Rome's
seaport, Civitavecchia, including taxes: |
| Vehicle |
Sedan
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Minivan |
Minivan |
Minibus |
| Capacity |
1/3
pax |
3/4
pax |
5/6
pax |
7/8
pax |
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City to city transfers
Rome/Florence or vice versa
Rome/Siena or vice versa
Rome/Positano or Sorrento or vice versa |
600.00 |
600.00 |
650.00 |
700.00 |
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For other
cities please ask quotation. |
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