Landing is the part of the journey no route page covers. This page is about the twenty minutes after the seatbelt sign goes off at Lamezia Terme Airport: which side of the building you come out of, where cars are allowed to stop, what is still running if your flight slipped, and how far the road from this kerb actually reaches.
| Destination | Sedan | Minivan | Duration | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calabria | ||||
| Pizzo | €96 | €168 | 25 min | 29 km |
| Vibo Valentia | €108 | €180 | 35 min | 39 km |
| Catanzaro | €108 | €180 | 30 min | 36 km |
| Sellia Marina | €120 | €192 | 45 min | 53 km |
| Basilicata | ||||
| MarateaLong distance | €432 | €588 | 145 min | 206 km |
| MateraLong distance | — | €648 | 215 min | 270 km |
All other 22 destinations, region by region
| Destination | Sedan | Minivan | Duration | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calabria | ||||
| Copanello | €120 | €204 | 35 min | 46 km |
| Zambrone | €120 | €204 | 50 min | 50 km |
| Simeri Mare | €132 | €204 | 35 min | 48 km |
| Caminia | €132 | €216 | 40 min | 50 km |
| Soverato | €132 | €216 | 45 min | 59 km |
| Parghelia | €144 | €240 | 55 min | 55 km |
| Tropea | €156 | €264 | 60 min | 58 km |
| Capo Vaticano | €168 | €288 | 70 min | 70 km |
| Crotone | €180 | €276 | 90 min | 104 km |
| Isola di Capo Rizzuto | €192 | €288 | 75 min | 86 km |
| Le Castella | €192 | €300 | 70 min | 80 km |
| Nicotera | €204 | €324 | 60 min | 82 km |
| Cosenza | €204 | €300 | 45 min | 65 km |
| Rende | €204 | €300 | 55 min | 76 km |
| Camigliatello Silano | €252 | €360 | 80 min | 101 km |
| Lorica | €264 | €384 | 85 min | 85 km |
| Corigliano-RossanoLong distance | €288 | €408 | 115 min | 163 km |
| Sibari | €312 | €432 | 85 min | 136 km |
| Reggio Calabria Airport | €324 | €456 | 80 min | 131 km |
| Diamante | €336 | €468 | 100 min | 106 km |
| Scalea | €372 | €516 | 115 min | 120 km |
| Praia a Mare | €396 | €540 | 135 min | 133 km |
Why this airport, and when it is the right one
Everything this airport publishes points at the same place: the railway station. The taxi ranks sit at both ends of that link, the shuttle leaving the terminal building goes there, and the railway operator sells a single ticket covering the train and the last stretch between the two. The source calls that station the main rail junction of its province — which tells you what this airport is built around, and by omission what it does not do: it publishes no fixed taxi fares and no departure times for anything that leaves by road. The table above is the honest measure of how far the road from here reaches, because it only contains journeys an operator has actually priced.
What happens when you land
The airport publishes taxi ranks close to the exit from the terminal building, and a second rank at the railway station nearby; for both it lists a number to book a ride in advance. How long it takes to reach the rank on foot is not something the source states, so treat it as an unknown rather than as a short walk.
No area for private drivers is published here: the source describes the taxi ranks and the road connections, and nothing else. And since the airport lists one rank at the terminal building and another at the central station, “meet me at the rank” is not an instruction — the exact point has to come from your driver with the booking confirmation, and it has to say which of the two ends it refers to.
Tickets are not all sold in the same place. For the shuttle to the central station they are sold at the newsagent and tobacconist inside the terminal building; for the other coach companies they are bought on board; and the combined train-and-bus link is sold by the railway operator, together with the rail journey, on its own sales channels.
If the flight slips, or lands at night
This is where the official page stops being a timetable. It publishes neither the first nor the last run of the shuttle, and it states plainly that the airport is not answerable for timetable changes made by the coach companies. The train-and-bus link runs every 30 minutes according to the railway operator, but there too the source does not say when that service starts or ends. So there is no published closing time here to plan an evening arrival against: it has to be checked with the company that runs the service. A road journey, which has no last departure, is the only thing that does not depend on that check.
A late arrival does not move where you are met — it moves what is still moving around you. Scheduled services keep their timetable and stop when it ends; a road journey has no last departure. Knowing which of the two you are relying on before you board is worth more than anything you can improvise at one in the morning.
Leaving without a private car
These are the public links the airport itself publishes. Fares and timetables belong to the companies that run them and change without notice, so each entry points at the source that sets them, with the date we last checked it.
- Autolinee Lamezia Multiservizi shuttle to Lamezia Terme Centrale station — coach · official source, checked 26 July 2026
- Lamezia Airlink (Trenitalia), train and shuttle between the station and the airport — train · official source, checked 26 July 2026
- Other coach companies listed by the airport: Federico, Bilotta, Lirosi, Consorzio Autolinee, Ferrovie della Calabria, IAS, G.B.V., Genco — coach · official source, checked 26 July 2026
The airport publishes no fixed taxi fares, for any destination. That means there is no official list to check a figure quoted at the kerb against, in either direction. What the source does publish is a booking number for each of the two ranks, so the ride can be arranged before you are standing next to the car.
How far the road from here goes
The table at the top of this page is not a fixed list. It is built when the page loads, from the journeys operators price today, grouped by region and ordered from the cheapest upward. A route priced this morning appears there this afternoon, and nobody rewrites a word of this page for that to happen.
Where a journey has a page of its own, the destination links to it — and that page, not this one, is where the fare, the duration and the vehicle for that specific trip live. This one stays on the airport: the terminal, the kerb, the hours, and the choice between one airport and another.
Door to door from Lamezia Terme Airport
See every route priced from this airport on the private transfer page for Lamezia Terme Airport, or start from the table above and open the journey you need.





