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Take note! Valletta Port closure to disrupt Gozo Highspeed trips for National Regatta
It’s all happening on the 11th April!

Lyndsey Grima

If you’ve been planning a long weekend to Gozo and taking the next public holiday as your sign to go, take note! Passengers travelling between Gozo and Valletta are advised to plan ahead on Saturday 11th April, as Gozo Highspeed has announced a temporary port closure due to the National Regatta.

Operations at Valletta Port will be suspended for several hours to accommodate the traditional maritime event, which attracts both participants and spectators. The last scheduled trips before the closure will depart at 06:45 from Valletta and 07:45 from Gozo, arriving at 07:30 and 08:30 respectively.

During the closure period, no ferry services will operate between the islands, which may impact commuters, tourists, and daily travellers relying on the fast ferry connection. However, normal service is set to resume later in the day, with departures restarting at 1:45 from Valletta and 2:45 from Gozo.

Travellers are encouraged to adjust their schedules accordingly and allow extra time for their journeys to avoid inconvenience on the day.

Will you be heading to Gozo next weekend?

9th April 2026


Lyndsey Grima
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