Note: all prices displayed are Per Person prices.
Date |
Cruise Line |
Ship / Nights / Ports |
Single |
Twin |
Triple |
Quad |
21 May 2022 |
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Ship: Celebrity Edge
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Naples, Rhodes, Mykonos, Chania (souda), Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 2,740
Details
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$ 1,869
Details
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$ 1,776
Details
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$ 1,729
Details
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23 May 2022 |
 |
Ship: -
Nights: 11
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Sicily (messina), Santorini, Mykonos, Istanbul, Istanbul, Ephesus (kusadasi), Athens (piraeus), Naples, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 5,474
Details
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$ 3,724
Details
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$ 3,294
Details
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$ 3,079
Details
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23 May 2022 |
 |
Ship: Rhapsody Of The Seas
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Amalfi Coast (salerno), Siracusa, Santorini, Ephesus (kusadasi), Mykonos, Athens (piraeus);
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$ 3,162
Details
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$ 1,810
Details
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$ 1,412
Details
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$ 1,213
Details
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25 May 2022 |
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Ship: Odyssey Of The Seas
Nights: 11
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Haifa, Jerusalem (ashdod), Santorini, Rhodes, Mykonos, Chania (souda), Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 2,426
Details
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$ 1,401
Details
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$ 1,265
Details
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$ 1,197
Details
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26 May 2022 |
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Ship: -
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Naples, Barcelona, Palma De Mallorca, Provence(marseilles), Florence/pisa(laspezia)italy, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 2,390
Details
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$ 1,357
Details
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$ 1,228
Details
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$ 1,164
Details
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26 May 2022 |
 |
Ship: -
Nights: 9
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Naples, Sicily (messina), Florence/pisa(laspezia)italy, Florence/pisa(laspezia)italy, Santa Margarita, Nice (villefranche), Prov
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$ 4,249
Details
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$ 2,884
Details
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$ 2,481
Details
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$ 2,279
Details
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28 May 2022 |
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Ship: Regal Princess
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Capri/naples, Heraklion, Ephesus (kusadasi), Istanbul, Mykonos, Athens (piraeus);
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$ 3,869
Details
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$ 2,163
Details
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$ 1,765
Details
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$ 1,565
Details
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28 May 2022 |
 |
Ship: Regal Princess
Nights: 14
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Capri/naples, Heraklion, Ephesus (kusadasi), Istanbul, Mykonos, Athens (piraeus), Santorini, Kotor, Messina, Capri/naples, Barce
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$ 7,679
Details
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$ 4,259
Details
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$ 3,434
Details
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$ 3,021
Details
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28 May 2022 |
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Ship: Regal Princess
Nights: 21
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Capri/naples, Heraklion, Ephesus (kusadasi), Istanbul, Mykonos, Athens (piraeus), Santorini, Kotor, Messina, Capri/naples, Barce
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$ 11,344
Details
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$ 6,281
Details
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28 May 2022 |
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Ship: Celebrity Edge
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Santorini, Rhodes, Mykonos, Naples, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 3,636
Details
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$ 2,459
Details
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$ 2,142
Details
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$ 1,984
Details
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02 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: -
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Naples, Barcelona, Palma De Mallorca, Provence(marseilles), Florence/pisa(laspezia)italy, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 3,103
Details
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$ 1,771
Details
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$ 1,506
Details
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$ 1,374
Details
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03 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: -
Nights: 10
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Katakolon, Corfu, Dubrovnik, Kotor, Sicily (messina), Naples, Florence/pisa(livorno), Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 5,763
Details
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$ 3,285
Details
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$ 2,695
Details
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$ 2,400
Details
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04 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: Celebrity Edge
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Portofino, Cannes, Ajaccio, Barcelona, Palma De Mallorca, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 3,985
Details
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$ 2,130
Details
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$ 1,800
Details
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$ 1,635
Details
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05 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: Odyssey Of The Seas
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Santorini, Ephesus (kusadasi), Mykonos, Naples, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 2,108
Details
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$ 1,213
Details
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$ 976
Details
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$ 857
Details
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09 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: -
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Naples, Barcelona, Palma De Mallorca, Provence(marseilles), Florence/pisa(laspezia)italy, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 2,879
Details
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$ 1,646
Details
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$ 1,423
Details
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$ 1,311
Details
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11 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: Celebrity Edge
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Santorini, Rhodes, Mykonos, Naples, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 4,546
Details
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$ 2,320
Details
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$ 1,953
Details
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$ 1,770
Details
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12 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: Odyssey Of The Seas
Nights: 7
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Santorini, Ephesus (kusadasi), Mykonos, Naples, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 2,358
Details
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$ 1,351
Details
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$ 1,068
Details
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$ 926
Details
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13 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: Queen Victoria
Nights: 6
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Cartagena, Gibraltar, Southampton;
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$ 2,711
Details
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$ 1,549
Details
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$ 1,472
Details
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Sold Out
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13 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: -
Nights: 10
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Katakolon, Mykonos, Santorini, Rhodes, Athens (piraeus), Valletta, Barcelona;
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$ 5,835
Details
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$ 3,045
Details
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$ 2,315
Details
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$ 1,950
Details
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13 Jun 2022 |
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Ship: -
Nights: 11
Ports: Rome (civitavecchia), Sicily (messina), Santorini, Mykonos, Istanbul, Istanbul, Ephesus (kusadasi), Athens (piraeus), Naples, Rome (civitavecchia);
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$ 5,865
Details
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$ 3,044
Details
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$ 2,354
Details
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$ 2,009
Details
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One of Europe’s best-known and most visited cities, Rome is full of stunning architecture, rich history and culture. The Italian capital makes for a must-visit cruise destination and is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. The “Eternal City” is home to over 280 fountains, 900 churches, as well as countless historical buildings and pieces of art. It surrounds the world’s smallest city-state, Vatican City. With the headquarters of the Roman Catholic church literally footsteps away, you can visit two countries in one as part of your cruise holiday stop-over in Rome.
Cruise Ships departing from Rome in 2020
- Azamara Journey
- Azamara Pursuit
- Celebrity Apex
- Celebrity Constellation
- Celebrity Edge
- Celebrity Infinity
- Crown Princess
- Enchanted Princess
- Explorer of the Seas
- Jewel of the Seas
Where do Cruise Ships depart from in Rome?
Located 72km north or Rome, Civitavecchia is the most practical location for cruise ships to dock. Your cruise ship will dock at the Rome Cruise Terminal, which is located at the north-western end of the coastal town. From there, the most affordable way to get to Rome is by train. Departures to the city are roughly every 30 minutes and the journey to Rome takes about 1hr 50 minutes.
Things to see and do in Rome
Rome is one of Europe’s must-see destinations and during your European cruise holiday, you should allow some time to see the attractions we’ve listed below. Each provides you with the opportunity to take a look into the city’s ancient past. For a more in-depth look of the city check out our Cruise Guide to Rome.
Colosseum
First on our list if the symbol of Rome and one of Italy’s most-famous landmarks. If you’re a history buff then the Colosseum is a must-see attraction during your stopover in Rome. The Colosseum dates back to 72AD and was used as an entertainment precinct, showcasing gladiator fights, the exhibition of exotic animals, and more. Hosting up to an estimated 70,000 people, it was the largest amphitheatre of the Roman Empire. Today, it is Rome’s most visited tourist attraction, visited by some 6 million people every year. Speak to your activities officer on your cruise ship before you disembark, and ask them to pre-book a ticket.
Roman Forum
The Roman Forum provides you with a look into the city’s ancient political, religious and social life. As it was the centre of all happenings in the Eternal City, here you will have the opportunity to see the remains of some of Rome’s oldest and most significant structures, many of which were located on or around this site, including the ancient Roman temples of Romulus, Saturn, Venus and Vesta. Also, this site was home to the ancient royal residence, Regia, which dated back to the 8th century BC.
Trevi Fountain
No cruise ex Rome is complete without visiting and taking a photo in front of the Trevi Fountain. Considered the most beautiful fountain in all of Rome, the origins of Trevi go as far back as the year 19 BC. While you’re here, have some fun by engaging in the relatively new tradition of throwing a coin into the fountain. According to myth, throwing one coin in means you will return to Rome; throwing to coins in means you will fall in love with an attractive Italian; and, throwing three coins in means you will marry the person that you met. The tradition dates back to 1954, which is quite new for Rome!
Sistine Chapel
While you’re in Rome, head to the headquarters of the Roman Catholic church and make sure you visit Vatican City and its most famous tourist attraction, the Sistine Chapel. This attraction is always one of the most popular for cruise passengers, so be sure to arrive early if you want to take a look. Built between 1473 and 1481, this is the official residence of the Pope in Vatican City and one of the most significant buildings in the entire Catholic world. Inside, you will find a ceiling covered in frescoes, all of which are the work of Michelangelo. Works include, The Creation of Adam as well as The Last Judgement.
Pantheon
Before heading back to your cruise ship, consider a visit to the Pantheon. Rome is full of stunning architecture and the Pantheon is considered the city’s greatest masterpiece. Dating back to 126 AD, the building possesses the same height and diameter. Impressively, its main light source comes in the form of an oculus, providing ample natural lighting for the interior. The Pantheon is home to the tombs of past Italian kings, as well as a wide array of artworks, including most notably those of Raphael, a painter and Renaissance architect.