Pisa Airport to Forte dei Marmi

Piazza Garibaldi, Via Roma, Via Montauti and stretches of Via Stagio Stagi, Via Carducci, Via IV Novembre and Via Mazzini are a pedestrian area 24 hours a day, all year. The Comune announced retractable bollards at the entries to it from 21 May 2026. Its notice says that where morning deliveries are allowed, from 08:00 to 12:00, the bollards are raised from 12:00 to 08:00 the next morning and open in those hours only for authorised users, emergency vehicles and public services, and that the paved area between Via Montauti, Via IV Novembre and Via Vittorio Veneto takes no ordinary deliveries inside it. If your hotel is on one of those streets, ask it where guests are set down and how the cases reach the door.

From the Monday after the third Sunday of September to 31 May, a permanent ZTL covers stretches of Via Stagi and Via Barsanti 24 hours a day, and a wider one applies on Sundays and public holidays from 08:00 to 20:00. From 1 June to the third Sunday of September the wider ZTL applies from Monday to Saturday from 17:00 to 06:00 and on Sundays and public holidays all day, with Via Sant'Ermete and Via Carlo del Prete added. Electronic gates enforce it.

Roma Imperiale has its own ZTL from the Sunday of the last week of June to the second Sunday of September. The first zone, which includes Via Roma Imperiale, Via Giorgini and part of Viale Morin, applies from 21:00 to 06:00. The second, on Via Colombo and other streets, applies from 01:00 to 06:00. For an evening landing and a villa in Roma Imperiale, ask the owner or the agent how a guest's car is admitted.

Pisa has one passenger terminal, with arrivals on the ground floor. Your driver does not wait at the taxi rank, which is for taxis, and the airport names no bay for private-hire cars. Arrivals are due to move into a new building beside the terminal, so confirm the meeting point with your carrier in the booking chat shortly before you fly.

The A12 toll between Pisa Centro, the airport's exit, and Versilia, the exit for Forte dei Marmi, is €4.00 for a car in 2026, in either direction. Tariffs are revised every year. Ask your carrier to state in the offer whether the toll is included.

The station named Forte dei Marmi-Seravezza-Querceta is in Querceta, in the comune of Seravezza, 4 km from the centre of Forte dei Marmi, about 7 minutes by road. A circular bus links it with the town. From the airport, the Pisa Mover and a regional train reach it on one €11.80 ticket in 42 to 58 minutes.

Your carrier monitors the flight and moves the pickup to match. Pisa schedules arrivals until 23:59 and still handles late flights after midnight. In the October 2026 timetable the last regional connection, the Pisa Mover and a regional train, to the Forte dei Marmi station left the airport at 21:20 on the Tuesday and the Saturday sampled, and at 20:20 on the Sunday. Give the carrier your flight number.

A private car takes what the vehicle you booked takes, so put the number of cases in the booking notes, with anything long or bulky. By rail the cases change vehicle 2 times, at Pisa Centrale and at the station in Querceta.

Carriers provide child seats on request, but you need to book them. Put each child's age in the booking notes, because a booster and a rear-facing infant seat are different equipment. Confirm the seat is in the offer before you pay.

About 43 km by road, and about 35 minutes on a clear road. That is the routed distance from the airport forecourt to Piazza Garibaldi in Forte dei Marmi, about 37 km of it on the A12 motorway to the Versilia exit. The time is a free-flow figure with no traffic. The town's own tourism page rounds the distance to about 35 km.

Yes. The A12 is a toll motorway, and the toll from Pisa Centro, the airport's exit, to Versilia, the exit for Forte dei Marmi, is €4.00 for a car in 2026. It is the same in both directions. Tariffs are revised every year. Ask your carrier to state in the offer whether the toll is included.

Not from the airport itself, and not into the town. The Pisa Mover takes about 5 minutes from the airport to Pisa Centrale, and a regional train goes on to the station called Forte dei Marmi-Seravezza-Querceta. One ticket covers both for €11.80, and the journey takes 42 to 58 minutes. The station is in Querceta, 4 km from the centre of Forte dei Marmi, so a bus or taxi is still needed. A private transfer is one vehicle from arrivals to your street, in about 35 minutes on a clear road.

Yes, more than one. In the centre, Piazza Garibaldi and the streets round it are a pedestrian area 24 hours a day, all year. A wider limited-traffic zone applies on Sundays and public holidays from 08:00 to 20:00, and from 1 June to the third Sunday of September it applies from 17:00 to 06:00 from Monday to Saturday and all day on Sundays and holidays. Roma Imperiale has its own night ZTL, 21:00 to 06:00, from the Sunday of the last week of June to the second Sunday of September. The hours and streets are in the Comune's Ordinanza n. 123 of 21 May 2024.

It depends on the street and the hour. A hotel outside the pedestrian area and the ZTL is reached at the door at any time. Piazza Garibaldi, Via Roma, Via Montauti and stretches of the streets round them are a pedestrian area all day, and the Comune announced retractable bollards at the entries from 21 May 2026. The Comune's permit list names the hotels inside the ZTL among those who can apply, so ask your hotel where its guests are set down and give that to your carrier.

There is no published fixed fare. Pisa Airport says taxi fares are variable and that drivers must run the meter on every ride. The taxi rank is on the front of the airport on the arrivals side and works 24 hours. A private transfer is quoted per vehicle before you fly, so you know the total, toll included or not, before you land.

Pisa. Forte dei Marmi is about 43 km and 35 minutes from Pisa Airport, against about 100 km and 1h 10min from Florence Airport on a clear road, 57 km more. The toll is €4.00 from Pisa and €9.30 from Florence. If your flight lands at Florence anyway, a transfer still does it in one vehicle.

At arrivals, on the ground floor of the airport's one passenger terminal. A private transfer does not use the taxi rank, and the airport names no waiting bay for private-hire cars. Arrivals are due to move into a new building beside the terminal, so confirm the exact meeting point with your carrier in the booking chat before you fly.

Not to every car in high summer. From the Sunday of the last week of June to the second Sunday of September, Roma Imperiale has 2 limited-traffic zones: one from 21:00 to 06:00 on streets that include Via Roma Imperiale and Via Giorgini, and one from 01:00 to 06:00 on Via Colombo and others. If you arrive in the evening for a villa there, ask the owner or agent how a guest's car is admitted and tell your carrier.

TransferBnB does not publish a fixed price for this route. You post the trip with your flight, passenger count, luggage and address, and verified carriers send offers per vehicle that you compare before you pay. The offer should state whether the €4.00 motorway toll is included.