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Perugia San Francesco d'Assisi – Umbria International Airport transfer

This page covers private transfers from Perugia San Francesco d'Assisi – Umbria International Airport (PEG) to the hill towns of Umbria and southern Tuscany, from Assisi just down the road to Siena and Florence two hours or more away. You travel only with your own group, in a car or minivan, at a price you see and agree before booking.

Airport code
PEG
City
Perugia
Country
IT
Route guides
13

The airport sits at Sant'Egidio in the flat Tiber and Chiascio valley between Perugia and Assisi, so most Umbrian towns are within an hour.

Transfers from this airport

Arriving at Umbria's own airport

PEG is a compact, single-terminal airport with a short walk from the aircraft to the arrivals hall. The schedule is limited and partly seasonal, with most flights linking Umbria to a handful of European cities, so arrivals tend to come in small clusters rather than a constant stream. Travellers from the USA usually connect through a larger European hub.

Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name sign. Share your flight number when booking; if the flight is late, the driver follows the new arrival time and the agreed price stays the same. The local provider contacts you by phone or WhatsApp with the exact meeting details.

Where travellers go from PEG

Assisi, Spello and the Perugia old town
The closest rides. Assisi is 13 km away, Perugia's historic centre 15 km and Spello 22 km, each roughly 20–25 minutes by car.
Gubbio, Montefalco, Todi and Spoleto
Towns across the wider Umbrian countryside, 39 to 55 km away and typically 36–53 minutes. Montefalco is the Sagrantino wine village, Gubbio the stone town under Monte Ingino.
Lake Trasimeno and Cortona
Castiglione del Lago on the lake's western shore and Cortona just across the Tuscan border, both reached via the Perugia–Bettolle dual carriageway in about an hour.
Orvieto and Montepulciano
Around 80 km each and roughly 80–100 minutes: Orvieto on its volcanic cliff in south-western Umbria, Montepulciano among the Vino Nobile vineyards of southern Tuscany.
Siena and Florence
The long rides. Siena is 123 km (about 99–124 minutes), Florence 163 km (about 127–159 minutes), both via the A1 corridor.

Old centres, ZTL zones and where the car stops

Almost every town on this list has a medieval core that is closed to general traffic. These limited-traffic zones (ZTL) are camera-controlled, and whether a transfer car may enter depends on local rules and, often, on your hotel registering the vehicle. As a rule, plan for drop-off at your hotel where access is allowed, or at the nearest permitted point, car park or gate.

Many towns help with the last stretch on foot. Perugia has its Minimetrò and escalators up from the car parks, Orvieto a funicular from the railway station, and Assisi and Spoleto have escalators or lifts from car parks below the walls. Mention heavy luggage when booking so the driver can plan the best stop.

Choosing the vehicle

A standard car suits up to three passengers with normal suitcases. For families, two couples travelling together or anyone carrying a bike box, golf bag or extra wine-tour cases, a minivan for up to about seven passengers is the practical choice. Larger vehicles can be requested for groups. Child seats are available on request and should be added when you book.

Season and timing

Most visitors come between April and October. Spring and early autumn are the busy months for walking, art and wine; summer brings festivals and hot afternoons, and late September and October are harvest time in Montefalco, Montepulciano and the Chianti side of Siena. Weekends around town festivals, such as the Corsa dei Ceri in Gubbio on 15 May or the Palio in Siena in July and August, fill hotels early.

Country agriturismi and villas are often reached by unpaved white roads. Send the exact address or the property's directions so the driver finds the gate first time.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Perugia Airport (PEG) from Perugia and Assisi?

The airport lies between the two. Assisi is 13 km away, about 18–23 minutes by car, and Perugia's old town is 15 km away, about 21–27 minutes.

Can the driver take me right to my hotel inside a historic centre?

It depends on the town's ZTL rules and on whether your hotel registers the car. Where entry is not allowed, the driver stops at the nearest permitted point, and many towns have lifts, escalators or short walks from there.

Is a transfer from PEG to Florence or Siena a sensible option?

Yes, if you are flying into Perugia anyway. Siena takes about 99–124 minutes and Florence about 127–159 minutes, and the price is agreed in advance regardless of traffic on the A1.

What happens if my flight to Perugia is delayed?

Give your flight number when booking. The driver follows the actual arrival time, and the agreed price does not change because of a delay.