Ferry to Malta
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Ferry to Malta
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The Maltese archipelago comprises three small islands situated 80km south of Italy in the Mediterranean Sea. It is a fascinating country and is often regarded as an open-air museum due to the quantity of historical and natural landmarks. It also offers everything else you would expect from a Mediterranean island with stunning beaches and exquisite food.
Direct Ferries provide customers with a quick and easy way of booking ferries to Malta for the cheapest prices. Due to its convenient location, Malta has ferries arriving every day from Italy, Sicily and within Malta itself. The two main Malta ferry ports are Valletta and Gozo.
There are 3 ferry companies that currently provide services to Malta. Grimaldi Lines offer 2 sailings from Italy to Malta each week, Virtu Ferries offer a combined 2 sailings a day from Sicily and Virtu Ferries Gozo offer up to 18 sailing a day between Valletta and Gozo.
The cheapest prices are typically during off peak times and low seasons. Please visit our special offers page for all the latest discounts available on ferries to Malta.
The best way of travelling to Malta is by taking a ferry from either Salerno in Italy to Malta or Catania in Sicily to Valletta.
The most popular ferry ports in Malta from our selected routes include Valletta and Gozo.
Unfortunately, there is no direct ferry route available from England to Malta. However, you could alternatively get a ferry to Spain and then to Italy via Barcelona before finally going to Malta.
Ferries to Malta can take between 45 minutes and 26 hours depending on the route. The quickest ferry crossing Gozo to Valletta. This route takes approximately 45 minutes and is operated by Virtu Ferries with 9 daily sailings. The next quickest route is Sicily to Malta with a 4-hour ferry crossing time.
"From Sicily to Malta in a little under 2 hours"
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