Cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Rome Ciampino

Airlines that fly from Tel Aviv to Rome Ciampino

There are no direct flights from Tel Aviv to Rome Ciampino, as all non-stop flights between Tel Aviv and Rome arrive at Fiumicino.

Terminal Information - Departing

Ryanair and Wizz Air operate regularly scheduled flights to Ciampino. There are no direct flights, but you can search and book flights from Tel Aviv to Rome Ciampino via stopovers. If the first leg of the journey is operated by a low-cost airline, you are most likely to depart from Ben Gurion Airport Terminal 1. The train station is located outside Terminal 3; you can use the free shuttle bus to Terminal 1. Wi-Fi connection is available free of charge for the whole duration of your stay.

There is a small Duty-Free area, where you can buy clothing, shoes, international and domestic wines and liquors. Although the Duty-Free is smaller than the one in Terminal 3, you can still find fantastic deals on electronics up to $200 - tax-free.

Terminal Information - Arriving

If your last leg of the journey is with either Ryanair or with Wizz Air, your flight from Tel Aviv arrive at Rome Ciampino(CIA), 12 km southeast of Rome. The airport has one terminal, with ATMs, change, restaurants, and shops.

Getting from the airport to the city is quite simple, you can take the bus which costs only €1, or walk to the taxi rank. The taxis are metered, and you can expect to pay €30-€40. There are also several car rental companies, such as Avis, Hertz, Europcar, Thrifty, and Sixt. Check Skyscanner’s Car Rental offers.

Things you should know

If you are planning to book flights from Tel Aviv to Rome Ciampino, your passport must be valid for at least 90 days after you plan to leave Italy.

Useful Information about Rome

During the winter, Rome is chillier than Tel Aviv, with 3-4 degrees at night. July and August are warm with daytime temperatures above 30. Rome is one hour behind Tel Aviv and the currency used is the Euro - €.

Although Rome is not the cheapest destination, it is still cheaper than Tel Aviv. A three-course meal for two costs around €50, about 7% less than a similar meal in Tel Aviv. Beers are 30%-40% cheaper, and a cup of cappuccino is 55% cheaper compared to Tel Aviv.

You will pay more in Rome for public transport: a one-way ticket costs €1.50, over 8% higher than in Israel. Taxis are also more expensive by over 65%.

This information is correct as of August 2017