Virtu Ferries

Virtu Ferries Information

Virtu Ferries operates 2 ferry routes with approximately 3 sailings per day and up to 23 sailings per week.

Virtu Ferries Popular Ferry Routes

Virtu Ferries operates popular routes between Pozzallo and Valletta, and Valletta and Catania. The ferry from Pozzallo to Valletta takes around 1 hour and 45 minutes. The crossing from Valletta to Catania has a similar duration.

Can I take a car on a ferry with Virtu Ferries?

Virtu Ferries allows cars on the routes between Pozzallo and Valletta in both directions. Traveling with a vehicle is available on these selected routes.

Are foot passengers allowed on ferries with Virtu Ferries?

Virtu Ferries allow foot passengers on their ferries, but availability may differ depending on the route. Use our deal finder to compare ticket options and prices.

Are there cabins on ferries with Virtu Ferries?

Virtu Ferries does not currently provide cabins on their ferries.

Can I travel with my pet on ferries with Virtu Ferries?

Virtu Ferries permits pets on the Pozzallo-Valletta and Valletta-Pozzallo routes. Virtu Ferries allows passengers to bring small pets on board such as dogs and cats. Pets must be kept on a leash or in a suitable carrier at all times while on the ferry. Some restrictions may apply depending on the destination and specific regulations. It is recommended to check with Virtu Ferries for detailed pet policies before traveling.

Virtu Ferries Onboard Amenities

Virtu Ferries provides a range of amenities to enhance passengers' travel experience. Onboard, passengers can enjoy a selection of food options ranging from snacks to full meals, as well as a variety of beverages. The seating on Virtu Ferries is designed for comfort, providing a relaxing environment throughout the journey. Passengers can stay connected with WiFi services available onboard. The ferries are accessible to all passengers, including those with mobility needs. For entertainment, passengers can enjoy various facilities and activities during the crossing. Additionally, Virtu Ferries offers special services to cater to the needs of all passengers, ensuring a pleasant and enjoyable trip for everyone.

How long do Virtu Ferries take?

This depends on what route that you take. But the Saint John Paul II ferry can complete the crossing from Malta to Sicily in around 90 minutes, with a cruising speed of 38 knots.

Do you need a passport for Virtu Ferries?

Yes, you will need your passport to travel on the Virtu Ferries service from Malta to Sicily.