Ferries from La Valletta (Malta) to Sicily
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The routes connecting Malta and Sicily are operated by our partner Virtu Ferries who provide availability for 15 sailings per week with morning and evening departures and crossing times shorter than 1 h 45 min. Hydrofoils operating on this line travel much faster compared to standard ferries, allowing you to get to your destination more quickly. Once on board, you can enjoy all of the services provided to make your trip as pleasant as possible.
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Valletta is the main port on the island of Malta, also known as the Grand Harbor. It is a very beautiful natural port and is in a strategic location in the lower Mediterranean. In the past the port was a very important commercial hub and today you can still admire the honey colored castle that welcomes you at the port. The port allows all types of boat to dock, from fishing boats to freight ships, passenger ships and cruise ships. In the port area passengers can find all services, refreshment areas, shops, refueling and repair services. The city center is about one kilometer from the pas... [More information]
Address: Triq l-Għassara ta' l-Għeneb Il-Furjana, Malta
Directions: Google Map @ La Valletta (Malta), port
Sicily and its islands are in the heart of the Mediterranean and attract tourists from all over the world because of the beaches and clean waters, but also for culture and tradition that can be found in the streets of Sicily's fantastic cities. There are fantastic historic and religious buildings from all eras to be found in Sicily. Nature on the is island is varies from the coasts to the interior and Mount Etna. History The first settlements in Sicily date back to ancient times and the Sicans, the Sicels and the Elimi civilizations. They followed colonization from the Phoenicians, Greek... [More information]