Private transfer
235 km, about 2 hours 50 minutes, from €410 per car. Door-to-door service from Pompeii to Rome, at a fixed price agreed before you travel.
Request a quoteA private transfer from Pompeii to Rome costs from €410 in a standard sedan for up to 3 passengers, from €475 in a minivan for up to 8, and from €540 in a premium minivan. The fare is per vehicle, not per person: 235 km, about 2 hours 50 minutes in normal traffic.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Suitcases | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
 Standard sedan3 passengers · 3 suitcases | 3 | 3 | from €410 |
 Minivan8 passengers · 7 suitcases | 8 | 7 | from €475 |
 Premium minivan7 passengers · 7 suitcases | 7 | 7 | from €540 |
 Minibus (16 seats)16 passengers · 16 suitcases | 16 | 16 | On request |
Indicative one-way prices per vehicle. The final price depends on the exact address, date and time, and is confirmed before you pay. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the service.
Your driver waits at whichever exit you prefer, with a name sign, or at your hotel. Many visitors leave from Piazza Anfiteatro after starting at Porta Marina — just tell us when you book.
The journey from Pompeii to Rome covers about 235 km and takes about 2 hours 50 minutes, mostly on motorway and main roads. It is a comfortable, straightforward leg: you leave when you decide, with no changes and no waiting for connections.
Between Pompeii and Rome the car is yours for the whole leg: luggage stays on board, and if you want to stop for a photo where the view opens up, you just say so. There is no extra charge for a short stop along the way — it is the difference between a transfer and a shuttle.
We take you to your accommodation address where the zone allows it, otherwise to the nearest accessible point. For the return to Campania we allow for traffic on the Grande Raccordo Anulare, which at peak times makes the difference.
Rome is the first or the last leg of many trips to Campania. High-speed trains link the two city centres in just over an hour, but with luggage and a destination on the coast you add changes and connections: a private transfer does the whole thing in one go, door to door, including early mornings and late evenings when connections thin out.
Add your address, date and time: the quote for these 235 km is instant and with no obligation.
Driver with a name sign, flight and train monitoring, tolls, VAT and child seats on request. No charge for luggage or extra passengers.
All termsFrom €410 per car, not per person, for up to 3 passengers with luggage, and from €475 in a minivan for groups of 4 to 8. From €540 in a premium minivan. Fuel, tolls, VAT and the driver are included; night, weekend and holiday journeys carry a supplement shown in the quote.
About 2 hours 50 minutes in normal traffic, covering roughly 235 km. In high season or at peak times allow some extra margin — we build it into the pickup time so you are never rushed.
The price is per vehicle, so per person it depends on how many of you travel: two people in the sedan pay about €205 each, three about €137; four in the minivan about €119 each, eight about €59. Luggage and extra passengers cost nothing more.
Frecciarossa + Circumvesuviana: 25–65 € per person, 2h 15–2h 50, 1 change. A private transfer costs from €410 per car and takes 2h 50 door to door, with no changes.
For a day trip from Rome, train plus Circumvesuviana is a solid solution and we recommend it. A transfer wins if you want to combine Pompeii with something else on the same day — Vesuvius, Herculaneum, lunch on the coast — because by train every extra stop means going back through Naples.
Reviews
Ho prenotato questo servizio NCC e mi sono trovata benissimo. L'autista è stato puntualissimo (cosa per me fondamentale), l'auto era perfettamente pulita e profumata, e la guida davvero piacevole e tranquilla. Cortese e professionale, super consigliato, lo ricontatterò sicuramente per la prossima volta!
Giulia Amabile
Per me la precisione è fondamentale,mai trovato persone più precise. Professionalità nello svolgimento delle mansioni, cordialità e simpatia poi , per ultimo ma non meno importante, prezzi superonesti
bruno rondini
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Esperienza davvero positiva! Una persona eccezionale e super gentile , puntuale e sempre disponibile. Durante tutto il viaggio ci ha fatto sentire al sicuro e a nostro agio. Una persona professionale, affidabile e molto cordiale. Consigliatissimo! 😊
Maria Schiavottiello
Mi sono trovato davvero bene. Servizio puntuale e preciso, autista molto gentile e disponibile e macchina pulita e confortevole. Tutto semplice e senza problemi, sicuramente lo utilizzerò di nuovo. Lo consiglio!
Emanuela Marzano
Autista puntuale e affidabile, ho usufruito di un transfer per la stazione di Napoli. Buon parco macchine e auto pulite
Raffaele Albachiara
Need the opposite direction, Rome → Pompeii?
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The drive· A1 · A3 Napoli–Salerno
Rome to the excavations works as a day trip, and it is one of the most common in Italy. The question is not reaching Pompeii but which gate: from the Trenitalia station you enter at Piazza Anfiteatro, from the Circumvesuviana at Porta Marina, and the whole site lies between them.
Seventy minutes to Naples, then half an hour on the Circumvesuviana: as a day trip it works well. The return is the weak point — the last useful Frecciarossa must be booked before you leave, not at the end of the visit.
In short
For a day trip from Rome, train plus Circumvesuviana is a solid solution and we recommend it. A transfer wins if you want to combine Pompeii with something else on the same day — Vesuvius, Herculaneum, lunch on the coast — because by train every extra stop means going back through Naples.
Public-operator prices, durations and frequencies are indicative and were checked in August 2026: they change with the season and with the official timetables. Durations are door to door, waits and changes included.
Places along the route and a short drive away.
Sedan from €410, minivan from €475: send us date, time and passengers and we confirm the final price in writing, with no obligation.
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