Both Malta-Gozo fast ferry operators, Virtu Ferries and Gozo FastFerry, have just announced that they will resuming their regular schedules from today.

The two companies also published an updated price list for one-way fares.

This latest update comes as a huge sigh of relief for users of this service, as both companies had significantly reduced the frequency of their trips during winter months

The first fast ferry leaves Mgarr, Gozo at 6am, and the last ferry departs from Valletta at 9pm. Trips are scheduled to take around 45 minutes.

A one-way fare will set an adult Maltese resident back €6 and an adult Gozitan resident €2.25. On the other hand, senior citizens, and disability card holders pay €2 whilst students pay €4.99.

Infants up to three years old get to use this service for free.

Do you plan on making use of the fast ferry?

Main Image: Facebook/Virtu Ferries Gozo