TRAVEL INFORMATION
HOW TO GET THERE
By plane:
Malta possesses its own national carrier, Air Malta with regular connections to many European, North African and Middle Eastern centres. Ryanair flies to/from London Luton, Edinburgh, Eindhoven, Dublin, Madrid, Marseille, Trapani, Bristol, Pisa, Krakow, Stockholm (Skavsta), Seville, Valencia, Venice (Treviso), Girona, Birmingham and Bari. Easyjet flies to/from Belfast (beginning February 15th) Manchester, Newcastle, Rome, Milan Malpensa and London Gatwick. The island's international Airport is located at Gudja.
By ferry boat:
There are frequent fast ferries to the Sicilian port of Catania 3 hours and Pozzallo 90 min, Italy. but it can be turbulent with a heavy swell, if it's windy.usually trip takes around twice the time on large passenger ships but fares are lot cheaper and easier which make it ideal for drivers of car,trucks,campers,etc , other destination includes from ,Livorno,Salerno,Rome (civitavechia), Palermo,Genoa and Tunis but usually with airlines like ryanair,windjet and efly are cheaper and easier.
