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Ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta do 0 crossings a week during June to September with departures from Pozzalo ports. The first ferry from Pozzalo, leaves at 09:15. The last ferry of the day departs from Pozzalo at 21:30. The quickest ferry from Pozzalo takes 1h 45min, while the average duration is around 1h 45min. Ticket prices range between €71.00 and €87.00. You can book your ferry to Valletta, Malta, Malta, online through Ferryscanner for an easy booking experience and the best price guarantee.
Ferry companies from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta
The route from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta is operated by Virtu Ferries. See the ferry companies running next week, grouped by departure port and sorted by average ticket price.
Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta ferry schedule
The ferry schedule from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta can change depending on the company and time of year. A quick overview to help you plan your trip:
Can I travel by ferry from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta?
Yes, you can travel from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta by ferry, a convenient way for you to move between Italy and Malta. The route is served by Virtu Ferries ferry companies, with an average travel time of 1h 45min to reach Malta. Ferry options depart from Pozzalo ports and are available weekly.
How long is the ferry from Sicily (All Ports), Italy to Valletta, Malta, Malta?
The ferry trip from Sicily (All Ports) in Italy to Valletta, Malta in Malta takes on average around 1h 45min, with the fastest ferry completing the crossing in 1h 45min from Pozzalo port. For the remaining ports, the average travel time is: . Travel times can change depending on the ferry operator, sea conditions, and whether you’re taking a high-speed or regular ferry. In some cases, the route might be available by just one ferry company.
The distance between Sicily (All Ports) and Valletta, Malta is roughly 96.45km or 52.04nm. The longest ferry trip on this route takes up to 1h 45min and leaves from Pozzalo.
When you book ferries to Valletta, Malta through Ferryscanner, the Recommended option is picked using an algorithm that looks at things like direct routes, travel time, e-ticket availability, and arrival times. This helps you find the most convenient option for your trip.
Fastest crossing from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta
The quickest ferry from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta is the JEAN DE LA VALLETE, run by Virtu Ferries, leaving from Pozzalo. It takes only 1h 45min, making it the shortest ferry ride on this route.
Is it possible to take a day trip from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta?
Yes, a day trip from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta is doable. The fastest ferry takes just 1h 45min and departs from Pozzalo, giving you enough time to explore and head back the same day. Keep in mind that during busy times, you might need some extra time at both ports for immigration and customs. You can use our ferry search and booking system to get tickets for both directions and organize your travel. Don’t forget to check the first and last ferry from Valletta, Malta to Sicily (All Ports) for full roundtrip details.
Do overnight ferries run from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta?
Night ferries are available on the Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta route, with departures from Pozzalo. They offer a comfortable option for reaching Malta while making the most of your overnight travel.
This summary for the Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. Schedules may change due to seasons, ferry companies, or availability. For the latest timetable, including routes, stops, and prices, check our ferry search and booking system.
More to see near Valletta, Malta
The port(s) of Valletta, Malta make it easy to reach nearby islands and mainland destinations within 100 km or around 2 hours of travel. It’s a great starting point for day trips, island hopping, or trying out new ferry routes in Malta.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta
Ferry ticket prices from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta depend on the type of ticket, the ferry company, and the port you leave from. Foot passenger fares range from €71.00 to €87.00, while vehicle tickets cost around €92.00 on average. Extras like cabins or premium seats may come with an additional charge. When sailing from:
- Pozzalo, ferry tickets start at €71.00 for foot passengers and from €54.50 for vehicles.
Booking as early as possible is the best way to get the lowest prices when traveling to Valletta, Malta, as fares tend to increase closer to departure. Some ferries may have specific restrictions, such as only accepting foot passengers or requiring vehicles for boarding.
Ferry Offers
You might find special offers on the Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta route, depending on the season and the ferry company. These can include early booking discounts or limited-time promotions. To stay in the loop, follow the Ferryscanner blog, keep an eye on our social media, and subscribe to our newsletter. Booking in advance is the best way to grab a low-price ticket to Valletta, Malta. Any available offers will be automatically applied when you book.
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How to get from Sicily (All Ports) to Malta
How to Get from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta
The most direct way to travel from Sicily to Valletta is by Ferry Tickets from the Port of Pozzalo, on the southern coast. Pozzalo is close to the town center and seafront promenades, so it is easy to reach by regional bus from major Sicilian cities or by car via the main coastal roads. Buses run several times a day, and driving from cities like Ragusa or Modica usually takes under an hour, making the Ferry Terminal a practical starting point for your trip to Malta.
In Pozzalo, departures typically start from a dedicated Terminal area with check-in desks and a Gate leading to the dock. You will usually pass through a basic passport or customs control, and staff often speak Italian and English, with clear signs to guide you to the correct Ferry Terminal and boarding area. Have your travel documents and Ferry Tickets ready, follow the instructions in your email from Ferryscanner for any last-minute changes, and plan to arrive at the Port early so boarding and checks are straightforward.
Traveling from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta on foot or by vehicle
Ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta allow foot passengers, and wheelchair accessibility is usually available. To confirm specific services, please contact our support team. Passengers are advised to arrive at the boarding point at least 60 minutes before departure. For added convenience and peace of mind, add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages during the booking process.
Can I take a car on the ferry from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta?
Cars are allowed on certain ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta, and we provide a simple and convenient way to book your ticket. Below is a list of ferries that accommodate cars:
- JEAN DE LA VALLETE- Virtu Ferries, departing from Pozzalo
- ST JOHN PAUL II- Virtu Ferries, departing from Pozzalo
Vehicle transport prices start at €54.50, depending on the vehicle type, ferry company, and season. If you're sending a vehicle without a driver, please reach out to our support team for more information.
Take your motorcycle to Valletta, Malta
Travel with your motorcycle on JEAN DE LA VALLETE, ST JOHN PAUL II ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta. Adding a motorcycle to your booking is simple, and pricing is tailored specifically for two-wheel vehicles.
Take your bicycle to Valletta, Malta
Bicycles are generally accepted on ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta, and they're often carried free of charge. If there’s a fee, it will be shown during the booking process. Ferries that allow bicycles include: JEAN DE LA VALLETE, ST JOHN PAUL II.
Taking luggage with you on the ferry to Valletta, Malta
When taking the ferry from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta, most ferry companies let you bring luggage on board at no extra cost.
Luggage allowance: The usual limit is 1 piece of luggage per person, weighing up to 50 kg. Keep in mind that this may vary depending on the company or specific ferry. Per ferry:
- Jean De La Vallete, St John Paul II: Up to 30kg per passenger.
Label your luggage clearly and remember to place it in the designated storage areas indicated to you by the crew when boarding. For any oversized or additional luggage, extra fees may apply, depending on the ferry company.
For more details or unique restrictions, please get in touch with our support team.
Cabins on board
Unfortunately, cabins are not available on the ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta in Malta. However, comfortable lounge seating or designated rest areas are provided for you to relax in during your trip.
Travelling with your pet to Valletta, Malta
Pets are allowed on the ferries from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, but specific policies vary by ferry company. 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 tips for traveling from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta
Make your trip from Sicily (All Ports) to Valletta, Malta, Malta simple and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey through Pozzalo.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules and checks, so you can relax and enjoy a reliable trip.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early on Ferryscanner or the Ferryscanner app to find better options and get instant updates.
Parking: Check parking options near the Pozzalo port in advance and allow extra time to park and walk to the terminal.
Onboard Comfort: Bring a light jacket, as indoor lounges can feel chilly, and outdoor decks can be windy, even in summer.
Weather Tips: In summer, wear sunscreen and a hat on deck. In cooler months, pack a warm layer and be ready for possible high waves.
Snacks & Dining: Many ferries offer basic food and drinks, but bring your own snacks and water for extra comfort.
Relax & Views: Find a quiet seat, read, listen to music, or just enjoy sea views between Sicily and Malta as you sail via Pozzalo.
Valletta Highlights: Visit Valletta’s historic forts, grand churches, and the Upper Barrakka Gardens for sweeping harbor views.
Local Flavors: Try Maltese pastizzi, local seafood, and browse Valletta’s small shops for local crafts and wines.
Fun Fact: Valletta is one of Europe’s smallest capital cities, so you can explore many top sights in a single day.
Check out our blog for more tips and inspiration to help you enjoy your trip to Valletta, Malta even more.
Finding your way to the ports in Sicily (All Ports)
The Pozzalo Ferry Terminal is located on the south coast of Sicily, a short drive from Pozzallo’s town center. It’s easily reachable by car via the main coastal roads; allow around 5–10 minutes from the center of Pozzallo, and under an hour from larger nearby cities in southeast Sicily. The nearest major airport is in Catania, from where many travelers continue by rental car, taxi, or regional bus towards Pozzallo.
You can reach the Ferry Terminal by:
- Car: Follow local signage for “Porto di Pozzallo”; parking options are usually available in or near the port area.
- Taxi: Taxis and private transfers operate from nearby towns and airports; pre-booking is recommended, especially in high season.
- Public transport: Regional buses connect Pozzallo with other Sicilian towns; from Pozzallo town, local buses or short taxi rides can bring you to the port.
On the Malta side, the Ferry Terminal in Valletta, Malta, Malta is located near the city’s waterfront, close to the historic center and major tourist areas. It is well connected by local buses, taxis, and rideshare services, making onward travel to other parts of the island straightforward.
We do our best to keep this information current, but transport routes and timetables can change. If you spot anything that seems out of date, please let our support team know so we can update it.
Make the most of your time in Valletta, Malta, Malta
Valletta, Malta feels like a giant open-air museum by the sea. This small capital city is packed with golden stone streets, tall old buildings, and amazing sea views. Walk through the narrow lanes and you will find cute cafés, quiet churches, and little shops around every corner.
Visit St John’s Co-Cathedral to see its rich decorations and famous art. Stroll along the city walls and the Upper Barrakka Gardens for great views of the harbor. You can watch the Saluting Battery cannons and take cool photos of the bright blue water below.
Try local snacks like pastizzi, crispy pastries filled with cheese or peas. Sit at an outdoor table and enjoy fresh seafood while you watch boats go by.
If you have more time, hop on a boat to the Three Cities or take a trip to pretty beaches and hidden coves nearby. Valletta is perfect for a short city break, and it is also a great starting point for exploring the rest of Malta and nearby Islands.
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