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Virtu Ferries is a household name both in Malta and a good number of localities in Sicily.
Catamaran virtu ferries. The MV Saint John Paul II is headed to Malta from Incat shipyard in Hobart Tasmania. The catamaran which will fly the Maltese maritime flag is a four-engine vessel and capable of sailing with 38 knots speed or over 70 kilometres an hour. It is company policy to invest only in the latest technology and offer the best possible.
Book your ferry from Malta to Sicily. A new large catamaran will be delivered to Virtu Ferries later this month after which it will start its long journey from Tasmania to Malta to operate services to Sicily. The Shift can exclusively reveal a looming commercial war on the Malta-Sicily route as a new fast ferry company is expected to challenge the status quo and start offering a new catamaran service between the two islands challenging Virtu Ferries.
Virtu Ferries is a Maltese company founded in 1988 that operates ferry services from Malta to Sicily by catamaran. Hull 089 the new 110-meter RoPax ferry on order from Virtu Ferries is taking shape at the INCAT shipbuilding yard in Derwent Tasmania. Virtu Ferries has signed a newbuild contract with Incat Tasmania Pty.
What is less well known is that Virtu is acknowledged worldwide as pioneers and leaders in High Speed Ferry travel and carriage of cargo. The vessel was built by Austal in Henderson Western Australia and will join her sister ship Maria. And from Sicily to Malta between June and October.
The MV Saint John Paul. Find 4 Travel Agencies with Catamaran Virtu Ferries in Malta Gozo. The company said that the catamaran was built according to the EUs environmental maritime policy and will be the eleventh one since 1988 when Virtu Ferries started fast trip services from and to Sicily.
With a service speed up to 38 knots it will complete the crossing from Malta to Sicily berth to berth in around 90 minutes. To build a High Speed Wavepiercer PassengerVehicle Catamaran for their Malta Sicily route. Virtu Ferries operate the Maria Delores a high speed passenger and car catamaran on the MaltaScicily route to Catania and Pozzallo year round.
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