Courtyard of a house in Herculaneum with a mosaic floor and carbonised beams

Private transfer

Rome to Herculaneum transfer

222 km, about 2 hours 40 minutes, from €390 per car. Door-to-door service from Rome to Herculaneum, at a fixed price agreed before you travel.

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Distance
222 km
Estimated duration
2h 40
Indicative price
from €390
Passengers
up to 8
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Transfer prices from Rome to Herculaneum

A private transfer from Rome to Herculaneum costs from €390 in a standard sedan for up to 3 passengers, from €455 in a minivan for up to 8, and from €515 in a premium minivan. The fare is per vehicle, not per person: 222 km, about 2 hours 40 minutes in normal traffic.

VehiclePrice
Standard sedan3 passengers · 3 suitcases
from €390
Minivan8 passengers · 7 suitcases
from €455
Premium minivan7 passengers · 7 suitcases
from €515
Minibus (16 seats)16 passengers · 16 suitcases
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.

The journey

We collect you from your accommodation, from Termini station or from an agreed point. The historic centre has a limited traffic zone: where we cannot drive in, we agree a meeting point a few steps away in advance, rather than leaving you to work it out with your suitcases.

The journey from Rome to Herculaneum covers about 222 km and takes about 2 hours 40 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 Rome and Herculaneum 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 drop you in front of the Corso Resina entrance, metres from the excavation ticket office, or at your accommodation. On request we can wait during your visit and then continue on to Vesuvius or Pompeii.

Herculaneum holds the best-preserved Roman town in Italy: smaller than Pompeii but with timber, fabric and upper floors still intact, sealed under eighteen metres of volcanic mud. The road up to the Great Cone of Vesuvius also starts here.

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What’s included

Driver with a name sign, flight and train monitoring, tolls, VAT and child seats on request. No charge for luggage or extra passengers.

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What awaits you in Herculaneum

  • House of the Deer and Suburban Baths with original fittings
  • Villa of the Papyri and the Virtual Archaeological Museum
  • Starting point for the Vesuvius crater

Frequently asked questions

How much does a private transfer from Rome to Herculaneum cost?

From €390 per car, not per person, for up to 3 passengers with luggage, and from €455 in a minivan for groups of 4 to 8. From €515 in a premium minivan. Fuel, tolls, VAT and the driver are included; night, weekend and holiday journeys carry a supplement shown in the quote.

How long does the transfer from Rome to Herculaneum take?

About 2 hours 40 minutes in normal traffic, covering roughly 222 km. In high season or at peak times allow some extra margin — we build it into the pickup time so you are never rushed.

How much is the transfer from Rome to Herculaneum per person?

The price is per vehicle, so per person it depends on how many of you travel: two people in the sedan pay about €195 each, three about €130; four in the minivan about €114 each, eight about €57. Luggage and extra passengers cost nothing more.

Reviews

What our clients say

  • 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

From Rome to Herculaneum: places along the way

Places along the route and a short drive away.

Fiumicino airport terminal at dusk with an aircraft at the jet bridge
Rooftops and domes of Rome at dawn from a terrace
Courtyard of a house in Herculaneum with a mosaic floor and carbonised beams
Hydrofoils moored at the pier at dawn, bollards and ropes in the foreground
High-speed train waiting under the station canopy at dawn
Praiano at night, lights on the cliffs and the moon over the sea
Sailing boats moored at the pontoons of Marina di Stabia at sunset
The staircase and facade of Amalfi Cathedral at dawn
The Doric temples of Paestum in a field of poppies
Vico Equense on its tuff cliff, with the Annunziata church at the edge
Positano at golden hour seen from a lemon pergola
The pools and fountains of the Royal Palace of Caserta park, the palace at the end

Book your transfer from Rome to Herculaneum

Sedan from €390, minivan from €455: send us date, time and passengers and we confirm the final price in writing, with no obligation.

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