How to get from Forlì Airport to Milano Marittima

Forlì Airport is in Forlì, at Via Carlo Seganti 103, on the inland side of the Adriatic coast. Milano Marittima is a locality of Cervia, and the airport’s address gives you a useful starting point when arranging a pickup or entering a destination into navigation.

Forlì railway station is 4.6–4.7 km from the airport. The station is the main connection point for combining a regional train with the local bus to the airport.

For the hotel end of the journey, the airport is about 24.5 km from a three-star hotel in Milano Marittima. The Cervia–Milano Marittima station serves the area, so it is also worth checking the train-and-local-transport combination if you are not hiring a car.

For public transport, connect through Forlì railway station and check the current bus and train schedules before setting out. Forlì city bus route 7 runs between the station and the airport; the airport stop, “Aeroporto Terminal,” is in front of the Departures Terminal.

Start Romagna offers an integrated ticket that combines a regional train to Forlì railway station with the bus connection to the airport, in either direction. For a trip onward to Milano Marittima, check the available regional train and bus connections for your travel day rather than assuming the airport ticket covers the full journey.

Other routes may help you reach Forlì or connect through another town. Route 92 runs from Cesena, with its Seganti stop about 250 metres from the airport. Routes 189 from Faenza and 156 from Ravenna go to Forlì bus and railway station, where you can continue to the airport on route 7 or by taxi.

If you are arriving by train, the guide to Cervia–Milano Marittima station connections can help with the final leg into the area. The official Cervia tourist information site provides public-transport and taxi information for Ravenna, Cesena, Forlì and Rimini.

You can take a taxi or arrange a private transfer for the airport journey, but confirm availability and the pickup details with the operator before you travel. Transfer contacts include Radio Taxi Forlì, MG Service NCC, CD Tours Forlì, CO.E.R.Bus, C.R. Bus Forlì-Cesena, GIRINGIRO Transport Services H24 and Paolo Bus Noleggio Pullman.

A taxi between Forlì railway station and the airport takes 10 minutes; Radio Taxi Forlì’s number is 0543-31111. That station-to-airport time is not a journey-time estimate for the full trip to Milano Marittima, so ask the operator directly about your destination and pickup.

For the onward trip, you can also contact local taxi services through the official Cervia tourist information site, which covers travel to and from Forlì as well as nearby towns. If you are weighing transport options after reaching the resort, a practical guide to Milano Marittima covers the local area.

For a drive toward Milano Marittima, follow the approach to Cervia and use current navigation for the final route. The A14 motorway exit is 7.7 km from the airport, an approximate 10-minute drive.

For drivers coming from Bologna or Ancona via the A14, the airport directions use the Forlì exit and Tangenziale Est (SS727 bis). Exit 9, Ronco, leads toward Viale Roma; exit 10, Aeroporto, leads toward Via Montaspro. These are directions to the airport, rather than a complete route from the airport to Milano Marittima.

For the destination area, the northern approach described by the Milano Marittima tourism site uses the A14 toward Cesena Nord, then the E55 toward Ravenna, exiting at Casemurate and continuing toward Cervia on SS 254.

Another northern route follows SS 309 Romea to Ravenna, then SS 16 Adriatica toward the southern seaside resorts. From the south, the described approach is the A14 toward Cesena, then SS 71a toward Cervia.

Forlì is 32 km from Cervia and Milano Marittima according to the municipality’s tourism site. That is a distance to the destination area, not a road distance or journey-time estimate from the airport.

Check the current bus and train schedules, your transfer pickup arrangements and the driving route before you travel. Start Romagna provides real-time bus information and current timetables, while Trenitalia provides train connections. Seasonal bus services in the Milano Marittima area change each summer, so check Start Romagna and the Cervia municipality for current local routes and times.

Route 176 is a scheduled Start Romagna connection linking Ravenna, Milano Marittima and Cervia; it can serve the station and coastal travel. Check whether it fits your journey rather than relying on a seasonal service without confirming its current operation. For transport updates and airport access details, check the official site before you go.