Ferries from Catania to La Valletta (Malta)
The ferry crossing from Catania to Malta is temporarily unavailable by any maritime company connected to NetFerry online booking system.
The port of Catania is the east coast of Sicily and offers connections to the mainland and the islands. Catania is a very old city founded by the Greeks in 729 BC, its first port was built in 1438 by King Alfonso of Aragon. Unfortunately it was destroyed several times by storms and earthquakes and then rebuilt from time to time. The expansion and modernization of this port took place in 1800, then in 1933 when a tidal wave deeply damaged this area of the city. During the Second World War the port was bombed and was once again rendered unusable. Today the port of Catania is an important hub f... [More information]
Address: Via Acquicella Porto 95121 Catania CT
Directions: Google Map @ Catania, port
Valletta is the capital of Malta and was founded in 1566 by the Knights of Malta, named to honour their great master Jean de la Vallette. Valletta is located on the north coast of Malta, between two large inlets that are home to its two deep-water natural ports, Porto Grande and Port of Marsamuscetto. Places to visit Today Valletta is a tourist hub and a centre of culture with the university and the commercial and administrative centre. There are numerous historically important buildings to visit, such as the Cathedral of San Giovanni, which was formerly the Convent of the Knights church. Ther... [More information]