Ferries from
Malta to Italy
Ferries from
Malta to Italy
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Malta offers a perfect blend of rich history and stunning Mediterranean scenery. This small archipelago packs a remarkable punch with its 7,000 years of history, including prehistoric temples older than Stonehenge. Valletta, the capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage site with impressive fortifications, grand palaces, and the breathtaking St. John's Co-Cathedral. Beyond the capital, visitors can explore the mediaeval walled city of Mdina, the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon on Comino, and the picturesque fishing village of Marsaxlokk. During summer, nearly every Maltese village celebrates its patron saint with vibrant festas featuring processions, fireworks, and local delicacies. The Malta Arts Festival and the Isle of MTV music event also draw crowds annually. Malta serves as an excellent ferry hub in the Mediterranean, with regular connections to Sicily, allowing travellers to continue their journey into Italy and beyond. The island's compact size means you can experience its diverse attractions without spending hours travelling between them.
Italy captivates visitors with its rich blend of history, culture and cuisine. From the ancient ruins of Rome to the Renaissance masterpieces of Florence, this boot-shaped country offers endless exploration opportunities. Venice's romantic canals, the fashion-forward streets of Milan, and the stunning Amalfi Coast draw millions of tourists annually. Food enthusiasts can indulge in authentic pizza in Naples or sample world-class wines in Tuscany. The country hosts numerous cultural celebrations throughout the year, including Venice's Carnival in February and Siena's historic Palio horse race held twice each summer. For travellers seeking to expand their Mediterranean adventure, regular ferry services operate from numerous Italian ports, connecting to Greece, Croatia, Spain, and several North African destinations. The busy port of Civitavecchia near Rome serves as a major hub for ferry travel, offering convenient connections to Sardinia, Sicily and beyond.
