Checked offer from Rome to Savona: Flight, about 1h, from €34. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on October 27, 2026): Alitalia, AeroItalia, Aeroitalia; main departure point: Leonardo da Vinci Airport.
One option to get from Rome to Savona
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on October 27, 2026 for a departure on November 17, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AeroItalia | Flight | Leonardo da Vinci Airport | €40 | 4 |
| Aeroitalia | Flight | Leonardo da Vinci Airport | €41 | 2 |
| Alitalia | Flight | Leonardo da Vinci Airport | €64 | 8 |
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Practical tips
Fares usually climb as the departure date approaches, and summer seats sell out. Lock in your flight once your dates are fixed instead of waiting for a last-minute deal that rarely appears on a route like this.
Rome has more than one airport, so read your booking confirmation carefully and confirm which one your flight uses before planning how to get there. Going to the wrong one is the costliest mistake.
Low-cost airlines often charge separately for cabin and hold bags, and size limits are enforced at the gate. Add the luggage you need at booking, when it is cheaper than at the airport.
Once in Savone, check how you will reach your final stop on the Ligurian coast. Look up the local train and bus options before you fly, so you are not improvising on arrival, especially late in the day.
Arrive with comfortable time for check-in, bag drop and security. Transfers to Rome's airports can be slowed by traffic or rail disruption, so do not plan your day too tightly around the flight.
The journey experience
Getting from Rome to Savone is a trip where the choice is simpler than most Italian routes: the verified option here is a direct flight, and it is the one that spares you a long chain of connections along the Tyrrhenian and Ligurian coast. If you are building an itinerary that ends on the Riviera di Ponente, or heading to the Cinque Terre area and beyond, this is the option to compare first.
The flight is the practical choice for an independent traveller without a car. You skip the station changes, the risk of missing a regional connection and the juggling of different ticket types. Cabin luggage rules are usually stricter on low-cost carriers, so check your bag allowance before you book. Savone's airport is small, so check-in and boarding are generally relaxed compared with the large Roman hubs. You can see the current duration and price range in the comparison table on this page.
My advice: if your dates are fixed, book the flight ahead rather than waiting, because fares tend to rise as departure gets closer and summer seats go fast. Make sure you know which Rome airport your flight leaves from and leave a comfortable margin for getting there. You do not need to piece together trains and coaches: choose your date, compare the fare, and confirm online with instant confirmation.
Frequently asked questions — Rome → Savona
The verified option on this route is the flight, with fares from €34 and typically up to €49. Prices vary with the date and how early you book, so reserving ahead usually gets you the lower end of that range. Extra charges for baggage can apply depending on the airline.
The flight takes about 1 hour. Remember to add time for getting to the airport, check-in, security and boarding, as well as your onward transfer after landing in Savone. The overall journey is longer than the flying time alone, but you avoid several connections.
Based on the verified data for this route, the flight is the option to choose: about 1 hour in the air, with fares from €34. It saves you from chaining several trains or coaches along the coast. Compare the current fares in the table on this page and book online.
Rome has more than one airport, so the departure point depends on the flight you book. Always check the airport name and code on your booking confirmation before heading out, and plan your transfer from the city centre accordingly so you do not end up at the wrong one.
There is no need to wait: fares tend to rise closer to departure, and seats are harder to find in high season. Booking as soon as your dates are set gives you the best chance of the lower fares, typically from €34 up to around €49.
Why visit Savona?
- ✓ Stroll the medieval Torretta waterfront and climb the Torretta tower overlooking the old port
- ✓ Visit the Priamàr Fortress, a 16th-century Genoese stronghold housing the civic museums and sea views
- ✓ Admire the Sistine Chapel of Savona and the Cattedrale dell'Assunta in the historic centre
- ✓ Browse the arcaded Via Paleocapa and the lively Via Pia for shopping, aperitivo and focaccia stops
- ✓ Take a day trip to the colourful village of Noli or the Finale Ligure beaches and hiking trails
When to visit Savona?
MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL CLIMATE
May to September — warm, sunny weather perfect for beaches, with September offering calmer crowds and warm sea
What to do in Savona?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Savona?
Savona suits 1 to 2 days. In one day, walk the old town, the Priamàr Fortress, the harbour and the Torretta, then enjoy the seafront promenade and a focaccia or farinata. With a second day, add Noli, Varigotti or Finalborgo by train, or the Sanctuary of Savona. Tip: use Savona as a base for the Ligurian Riviera di Ponente, with frequent regional trains and cruise or ferry connections.
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