
Pescara is the birthplace of the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, whose house can be visited in the old town, and has one of the longest city beaches on the Adriatic. Your Zonetransfers driver meets you at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 arrivals and drives you to Pescara for a fixed price from €466.
A private transfer from Fiumicino to Pescara costs from €466 per vehicle with up to four people on board, fixed when you book. Zonetransfers confirms the booking instantly.

Travelling as 5–8? Choose a minivan. Bigger parties: minibus and coach hire with driver in Rome.
From Fiumicino the transfer crosses Italy from one sea to the other on the A24 and A25 motorways, through the Abruzzo Apennines; your driver drops you on the seafront or at your hotel. It is roughly 243 km, about 2 h 40 min without heavy traffic, and the price starts at €466 for the whole vehicle.
| Place | Why go |
|---|---|
| D'Annunzio's birthplace | The poet's house on Corso Manthonè, now a museum. |
| Ponte del Mare | Pedestrian and cycle bridge over the river mouth. |
| Museum of the People of Abruzzo | Traditional life in the old Bourbon prison. |
| Seafront | Kilometres of beach and beach clubs. |
| Costa dei Trabocchi | Wooden fishing platforms over the sea to the south; some are restaurants. |
Want to visit Pescara and nearby towns with the same driver? Book a car with driver in Rome by the hour or day.
Pescara and the Costa dei Trabocchi are a quieter alternative to the Amalfi Coast, and Fiumicino has far more international flights than Pescara airport.
A shortlist of hotels in Pescara with easy access by car:
| Hotel | Address | Why stay there | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotel Esplanade | Piazza Primo Maggio 46, 65122 Pescara | Early 20th-century building facing the sea, with 150 rooms and the Le Terrazze rooftop restaurant. | Centre and sea |
| Hotel Carlton | Viale della Riviera 35, 65123 Pescara | Recently renovated, with 64 rooms all facing the sea. | Views |
| Hotel Duca d'Aosta | Piazza Duca d'Aosta 4, 65121 Pescara | By the central station and Corso Umberto. | Mid-range |
On these dates, book your transfer a few days ahead.
Expected drive time: 2 h 40 min. Short breaks on the way are free.
The A24 and A25 cross the Apennines and in winter require winter tyres or chains on board. Our vehicles are equipped, but snowfall can lengthen the journey.
The car from Pescara to FCO should come 4 h 45 min ahead of flights within Schengen and 5 h 15 min ahead of non-Schengen departures such as London, New York or Toronto.
| Flight | Pick-up |
|---|---|
| Schengen | 4 h 45 min before |
| UK, US, Canada and other non-Schengen | 5 h 15 min before |
Give us your flight number and we drop you at Terminal 1 or Terminal 3, depending on your airline.
Free cancellation until 48 h before pick-up; 96 h for minibuses and coaches. Booking conditions.
Minivans seat up to 8 people, and we arrange minibuses and coaches for groups.
The driver works from your actual arrival time, not the timetable; 60 minutes of waiting are free from touchdown. Delays over 90 minutes are confirmed subject to availability.
By private transfer over the Apennines in about 2 h 40, from €466 per vehicle.
Yes; our vehicles carry winter tyres or chains as required, though snow can add time.
It starts at €466 for the whole car (1–4 people), with tolls, fuel and VAT included.
At the exit from baggage reclaim in T1 or T3, holding a sign with your name. The voucher includes a 24-hour assistance number.
About 2 h 40 via the A24 and A25, for 243 km.
If your international flight lands in Rome, a direct transfer is simpler and takes you door to door.
| Destination | Distance | Time | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assisi | 217 km | 2 h 30 min | €449 |
| Terracina | 120 km | 1 h 50 min | €259 |
| Vatican City | 30 km | 35–55 min | €79 |
| Santa Marinella | 60 km | 50 min | €159 |
Add your flight number and the address in Pescara and see the final price before paying.
We booked a transfer from London Heathrow to Brighton for a few days by the sea. It was nice to get straight into the car after landing instead of dealing with trains and luggage. The journey was comfortable and everything went as planned.(10/29/2026) William Brooks
Used Zonetransfers for a trip from Milan to Lake Como. The pickup was arranged in advance, which made planning the day easier. Comfortable journey and no issues along the way.(10/21/2026) Daniel Foster
We travelled from Athens Airport to Piraeus Port to catch a ferry. Having the transfer arranged in advance took some of the stress out of the journey. We got to the port with time to spare.(10/15/2026) Sophie Williams
Booked a private transfer from Rome Fiumicino Airport to our accommodation in the city. We had quite a bit of luggage and didn't fancy dealing with public transport. Everything went smoothly(10/11/2026) Thomas Reed
We needed a transfer from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to our hotel near the Eiffel Tower. The driver was easy to find and we went straight to the hotel. Just what we needed after a long flight.(10/02/2026) Emily Parker
We booked a transfer from Faro Airport to Lagos. There were four of us with suitcases, so having a car waiting for us made things much easier. Straightforward booking and a comfortable journey(09/29/2026) Oliver Bennett
I had a 5:30 AM pickup for the airport in Alicante. The driver arrived 10 minutes early, sent a polite text to let me know he was waiting outside, and handled everything with absolute professionalism.(09/23/2026) David Miller
We used Zonetransfers for airport transfers back and forth during a family trip to Madrid. On-time pickups, comfortable vehicles, and very friendly drivers. Will definitely use them again.(09/15/2026) Evelyn Campbell
Booked a private transfer from Barcelona Airport to our city-center hotel. Our driver, David, was exceptionally polite, helped with our heavy luggage, and gave us a few great local tips on the way.(09/11/2026) Rachel Henderson
What I appreciate most is knowing the exact cost upfront without unexpected luggage surcharges or meter surprises. Quick booking on the website and excellent customer support throughout.(09/06/2026) Emma Reed