Rome (Civitavecchia) Cruise Reviews

For us just a transfer port on and off the ship. Transers were OK ...

The port is a little hard to get to (take a train from Rome and then either walk to the port or take a taxi). It wasn't too bad of a trip, though. ...

We spent 3 days in Rome before the cruise and booked some tours apart from the cruise line. ...

Had a great 8 hour private tour of Rome . .got a tour of the city and 3 hours with an archaeologist to tour the Vatican. So worth it ...

Rome - buy ticket at newsagent ( birg ticket) across the road from the shuttle drop off point at the roundabout. Follow the road parallel to the sea to train starion (easily walkable 10mins well signed. put ur ticket it in green machine at train station before boarding slide to left and it will stamp - validate it, u then use it all day on trains underground and buses 12 euros all day travel. We ...

Rome is of course a must see ...

Rome is a beautiful city. It is worth taking an excursion if you only have a few days. Although the sights are well known such as the Trevi fountain, Vatican and Coliseum it is worth listening to the history behind these sights. ...

Rome was a huge city, we went 3days early to recover from jet lag. Lots to do, we did a hop on and off bus. ...

W took the post cruise transfer and stayed one night in Rome. Not a central location but not too bad. A lot of guests waiting for rooms but the HAL staff and the hotel staff seemed to manage things well. ...

Far from Rome though paid for Royal Caribbean transfer. Took Norweigan Air direct from Newark to Rome and landed at 1:30. Victoria from Royal Caribbean met us once we cleared customs, took us to our baggage at number 11, whisked us to our driver so we made the cruise on time. We cut it very close because though we moved quickly through customs and getting our luggage we should have gotten an ...