Rome
FCO · Italy

Rome Airport to Orvieto

Price your transfer

Sedan Up to 4 passengers with hand luggage.
12:00 2 passengers
From Whole car · tolls and taxes in Book now, pay later See prices →
Free cancellationUntil 24 hours before, refunded in full
No card todayCharged 48 hours before you travel
Flight trackedLand late and the driver waits, free
Licensed driversInsurance and licence checked by us

What is included

The journey

A hundred and twenty-four kilometres north on the A1, an hour and a half. The old town sits on a plug of volcanic rock and cars cannot climb the last stretch — the drop-off is at the funicular station or the Campo della Fiera car park, whichever you prefer.

Arriving at Rome Fiumicino Airport

Fiumicino sits thirty kilometres from the centre, on the coast. Terminal 3 handles almost all international arrivals, and the walk from the far gates to the taxi rank is longer than most people expect — allow twenty minutes from wheels down to the kerb.

How long it really takes

Maps says 90 minutes. That is the driving. Door to door from the moment you land is a different number, and it is the one worth planning around.

1
Taxi and disembark10–15 min
2
Passport controlNone inside Schengen. 15–45 min from outside it.
3
Baggage reclaim10–25 min with hold luggage
4
Finding your driver2–5 min. Your name on a sign.
5
The drive90 min

Realistically, 120 to 165 minutes after landing. If someone is waiting for you, that is the number to give them.

When to book

Booking early costs the same as booking late — the price does not move. What moves is whether there is a car left.

A week aheadJuly, August, Fridays and Saturdays. The busiest arrivals of the year, and a long run like this one is the first to run out.
As soon as you have the flightGroups of five or more. Vans and minibuses go first, always.
Two or three daysLanding between 23:00 and 06:00. Fewer drivers are working.
The day before is fineEverything else. The same morning usually works too.

Cancellation is free until 24 hours before, so booking early costs you nothing if the plan changes.

Before you land

The €55 fixed taxi fare, and where it stopsRome caps the airport taxi fare to the historic centre. It is a good deal if that is where you are going. Outside the walls — Trastevere south of Viale Trastevere, the Vatican museums area, Monteverde — the cap does not apply and the meter runs. Our price is the same wherever inside the city you are heading.
Two roads in, and both fill upThe A91 and the Via Portuense both feed into the centre and both queue between 07:00 and 09:30. The GRA ring road adds fifteen minutes but often saves more. Your driver decides on the day; the fare does not change either way.
Cruise passengers going to CivitavecchiaSeventy kilometres north, about an hour, and the road is straightforward. Book it as a transfer rather than a taxi — the taxi meter on that route is unpredictable and there is no fixed fare.

FAQ

How long does it take to get from Rome Airport to Orvieto?

About 90 minutes for the 124 km, outside peak traffic. Your driver knows the route and follows the flight, so a delayed landing moves the pick-up rather than costing you the transfer.

How much is a transfer from Rome Airport to Orvieto?

From €233 for up to four passengers, and €304 for a group of five to eight in a van. The price is fixed when you book — tolls and taxes included, nothing added at the end.

What happens if my flight is late?

We track the flight number you give us. The driver waits and adjusts to the actual landing time, with 60 minutes of free waiting after the plane touches down.

Where do I meet the driver at Rome Airport?

In the arrivals hall after you clear customs. The day before your trip we send you the driver's name, phone number and vehicle, and they contact you with the exact spot.

Can I cancel?

Free up to 24 hours before pick-up, refunded in full and automatically. On many routes you can also book without paying and we only charge the card 48 hours before you travel.

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