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International ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy do 0 crossings per week from June to September. The earliest ferry departs from Valletta, Malta at 05:00, and the latest at 18:00. The fastest ferry takes 1h 45min to reach the Pozzalo port in Italy, with the average trip duration being 1h 45min arriving at Pozzalo ports. Ticket prices range from €71.00 to €87.00. Book your ferry tickets online to Sicily (All Ports), Italy with Ferryscanner and enjoy the convenience and best price guarantee.
Ferry companies from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports)
The Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) route is served by Virtu Ferries, in the upcoming week. Sorted by average ticket price, choose the best option for your trip to Italy.
Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) ferry schedule
The ferry schedule from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy varies by company and season. An overview to help plan your trip:
Can I get from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy by ferry?
Yes, ferries operate between Valletta, Malta and Sicily (All Ports), providing you a convenient way to travel to Italy. The route is served by Virtu Ferries, with an average travel time of 1h 45min to reach Italy. Ferry options are available weekly and arrive at Pozzalo ports.
How long is the ferry from Valletta, Malta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy?
The ferry trip from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy usually takes 1h 45min, with the fastest ferry completing the crossing in just 1h 45min to Pozzalo port. For the remaining ports, the average travel time is: . Ferry times may vary based on the ferry company, weather conditions on the day, and whether you are traveling by high-speed or conventional ferry. In some cases, there may be only one ferry company available.
Covering a distance of around 96.45km or 52.04nm, the route from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) also offers a slower option. The slowest ferry reaches the Pozzalo port of Sicily (All Ports) in 1h 45min.
When booking ferries with Ferryscanner, the Recommended option will show you the best choice for your trip, and is calculated using an algorithm that considers factors like direct routes, speed, e-ticket availability, and the most convenient arrival times.
Fastest ferry from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy
The fastest ferry from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy is ST JOHN PAUL II, operated by Virtu Ferries and arrives at Pozzalo port. The trip takes just 1h 45min, making it the shortest ferry ride available.
Planning a day trip from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports)
A day trip from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy is a quite feasible. The fastest ferry takes only 1h 45min and arrives at Pozzalo, giving you enough time to explore and return the same day. Be sure to allow extra time for passport and customs checks at both ports. Use our ferry search and booking tool to arrange tickets for both legs of the trip. You can also check the first and last ferry from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta for detailed return schedules.
Can you travel overnight by ferry from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports)?
No, night ferries aren’t available on the Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) route. However, there are frequent daytime sailings that give you plenty of flexibility when planning your trip.
This summary for the Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry operators, and availability. For the latest timetable, including routes, stops, and prices, check our ferry search and booking system.
Nearby spots around Sicily (All Ports)
The ports of Sicily (All Ports) serve as convenient access points to nearby destinations. You can reach islands or mainland spots within 100 km or under 2 hours, making them perfect for day trips, island hopping, or short ferry adventures in Italy.
Ferry ticket prices, offers and discounts from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports)
Prices for ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy depend on the ferry line, ticket category, and arrival port. Foot passenger tickets usually range between €71.00 and €87.00, while bringing a vehicle costs around €85.00 on average. Cabins and premium seats may come with extra costs. When traveling to:
- Pozzalo, ferry tickets start at €71.00 for foot passengers and from €54.50 for vehicles.
It’s a good idea to book your tickets to Sicily (All Ports) early to get the best price, since fares usually increase as the departure date gets closer. Keep in mind that some ferries may have specific rules, like only allowing foot passengers or requiring a vehicle to board.
Ferry Offers
Special deals on the route Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy may be available depending on the season and the ferry company. These may include early booking discounts or limited-time promotions. Stay updated by checking the Ferryscanner blog, following us on social media, and subscribing to our newsletter. Booking in advance is the best way to find cheaper tickets to Sicily (All Ports). Any available offers will be automatically applied during checkout.
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How to get from Valletta, Malta to Italy
How to Get from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports)
Ferries to Sicily usually leave from the main Ferry Terminal in Valletta, close to the city center and a short drive from Malta International Airport. You can reach the Port by taxi in about 15 to 20 minutes from the airport, depending on traffic, or by local bus routes that run regularly from key areas like Valletta, Sliema, and St Julian’s. Buses are frequent during the day and are a budget friendly way to reach the Terminal, while taxis and rideshares offer a quicker and more direct trip when you are carrying luggage or traveling in a group.
Departures for Sicily typically use a signposted Terminal area with a clear Gate for boarding, though the exact dock may change from time to time. Follow the signs for your Route and check the information boards at the Ferry Terminal. Always review your Ferry Tickets or email for the latest Port and Gate details, and plan to arrive early so you have plenty of time to check in and get ready for your journey.
Getting from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) by foot or car
Ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) in Italy welcome foot passengers, and most offer wheelchair access. For details about specific services, feel free to reach out to our support team. It's best to be at the boarding point at least 60 minutes before departure. You can also add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages when booking for extra peace of mind.
Can I board the ferry with a car from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports)?
Cars are allowed on some ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy, and booking your ticket is quick and easy through our platform. Ferries that accept cars:
- JEAN DE LA VALLETE- Virtu Ferries, arriving at Pozzalo
- ST JOHN PAUL II- Virtu Ferries, arriving at Pozzalo
Vehicle transport prices depend on the vehicle type, ferry company, and travel season. Rates start at €54.50. For unaccompanied vehicles, reach out to our support team for more details.
Ferry travel with your motorcycle to Sicily (All Ports)
Motorcycles are accepted on JEAN DE LA VALLETE, ST JOHN PAUL II ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy. It's easy to include a motorcycle in your booking, and prices are set specifically for two-wheel vehicles.
Ferry travel with your bicycle to Sicily (All Ports)
You can take your bicycle on the ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy, and they're often carried at no extra cost. In case there are any fees, they’ll be displayed during booking. The ferries that allow bicycles include JEAN DE LA VALLETE, ST JOHN PAUL II.
Bringing luggage on the ferry to Sicily (All Ports)
Traveling from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy, passengers are generally allowed to bring luggage without paying extra.
Standard luggage rules: Most companies allow one bag per person, with a weight limit of up to 50 kg. Keep in mind that this may vary depending on the ferry or the company. By ferry:
- Jean De La Vallete, St John Paul II: Up to 30kg per passenger.
Make sure your luggage is clearly labeled and placed in the storage areas shown to you by the crew during boarding. If you're carrying oversized or extra bags, there may be additional charges depending on the ferry company.
For exact information or special rules, feel free to contact our support team.
Cabins on board
Cabins aren’t available on ferries from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports). However, you can still travel comfortably with access to lounge seats or designated rest areas on board while heading to Italy.
Can I take my pet with me to Sicily (All Ports)?
Pets can travel on ferries between Valletta, Malta and Sicily (All Ports), although the rules depend on the ferry operator. General guidelines:
- Larger pets use the ship’s kennel; pets under 10 kg may stay in their owner's carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip, especially when traveling outside the European Union.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Smart travelling from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports), Italy • Local tips
Make your trip from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) simple and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey via Pozzallo.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules and are regularly checked, so your crossing is secure and comfortable.
Parking: Arrive early at the Valletta Port to find parking, sort your luggage, and board without rushing.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets in advance, especially in summer and on weekends, to get better options and travel times.
Ferryscanner app: Use the Ferryscanner app to compare departures, keep all bookings in one place, and get quick updates on your Route.
Onboard comfort: Bring a light jacket, as indoor areas can feel chilly, and outdoor decks can be windy with high tides at times.
Food & drinks: Onboard dining is usually available, but pack snacks and water so you can relax and enjoy the sea views.
Weather tips: In summer, wear sunscreen and a hat on deck. In cooler months, pack layers for when you arrive in Sicily (All Ports).
Destination highlights: From Pozzallo you reach Sicily (All Ports), with golden beaches, clear waters, and lively seaside towns that feel different from Valletta’s historic harbor.
Fun Fact: Italy is known for regional food, and Sicily (All Ports) is perfect for tasting local treats like cannoli, arancini, and fresh seafood right after you step off the ferry.
Have a look at our blog for extra tips and ideas to make the most of your visit to Sicily (All Ports).
Reaching the ferry port in Valletta, Malta
The Valletta Ferry Terminal in Malta is on the city’s waterfront, close to the historic city center and the Grand Harbour. It’s roughly 15–20 minutes by car or taxi from Malta International Airport, depending on traffic. You can reach the Port by taxi, ride-hailing services, rental car, or public buses connecting the airport and main bus station in central Valletta, from where it’s a short walk down to the Terminal.
On the Sicily (All Ports) side, services on this Route typically use the Port of Pozzallo in southern Sicily, near the town center and within driving distance of cities like Ragusa and Modica via regional roads.
Transport options in both Malta and Sicily include taxis, buses, and car rentals. Please note that services and schedules can change; if anything seems outdated or incorrect, kindly let our support team know.
Best bits of Sicily (All Ports), Italy
Sicily is a sunny Destination full of color, history, and amazing food. From big ports like Palermo and Catania to smaller coastal towns, each place has its own charm. You can walk through ancient streets, visit old Greek temples in Agrigento, or see the busy markets where locals sell fresh fish, fruit, and spices.
Beach lovers will find clear blue water and golden sand in spots like Cefalù and San Vito Lo Capo. If you like nature, you can hike around Mount Etna, one of the most famous volcanoes in the world, or explore hidden coves and quiet fishing villages that many visitors never see.
Food is a big highlight. Try arancini, cannoli, and fresh seafood right by the sea. In the evenings, enjoy a gelato while you stroll along the port and watch the boats.
Sicily (All Ports) is perfect for a short break, as many towns and beaches are close to the ports. It is also a great starting point for island hopping to nearby Island Destinations, so you can keep the adventure going by sea.
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