- Fly-cruise
- 10–16 days
- Balanced pace
- Cruise life
- History & culture
- Food & wine
Give Rome three unhurried days, then take the short train to Civitavecchia, Rome’s cruise port, and board a western-Mediterranean sailing. City break and cruise in one trip, with no repositioning flights.
Why it works
Civitavecchia is one of the Mediterranean's busiest home ports and only an hour from Rome, so pairing the city with a sailing is seamless: no extra flights, just a local train to the quay.
The route
Explore this journey — start at Rome →Your itinerary
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→ Onward Civitavecchia → Perugia
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→ Onward Civitavecchia → Tuscany
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→ Onward Civitavecchia → Florence
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Make it yours
- Add a night in Civitavecchia before boarding
- Pick a sailing that calls at Naples for Pompeii
- Extend Rome to five nights and go slower
Plan each destination
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