History Globe
Tour · c. AD 60
Paul's voyage to Rome
Caesarea Acts 27:1–2
Held at Caesarea, Paul sails for Italy as a prisoner.
Open on the map →Sidon Acts 27:3 · ≈ 125 km in a straight line, by sea
Julius lets Paul visit friends.
Open on the map →Myra Acts 27:5–6 · ≈ 575 km in a straight line, by sea
Transfer to a ship of Alexandria.
Open on the map →Cnidus Acts 27:7 · ≈ 240 km in a straight line, by sea
Slowly off Cnidus.
Open on the map →Salmone Acts 27:7 · ≈ 180 km in a straight line, by sea
Under the lee of Crete at Salmone.
Open on the map →Fair Havens Acts 27:8–12 · ≈ 145 km in a straight line, by sea
Fair Havens; Paul warns that "this voyage will be with hurt and much damage, not only of the lading and ship, but also of our lives."
Open on the map →Cauda Acts 27:14–17 · ≈ 66 km in a straight line, by sea
The tempestuous wind Euroclydon drives the ship past Cauda.
Open on the map →Malta Acts 27:39–28:11 · ≈ 885 km in a straight line, by sea
Shipwreck; three months on the island.
Open on the map →Syracuse Acts 28:12 · ≈ 150 km in a straight line, by sea
Three days at Syracuse.
Open on the map →Rhegium Acts 28:13 · ≈ 120 km in a straight line, by sea
Rhegium.
Open on the map →Puteoli Acts 28:13–14 · ≈ 330 km in a straight line, by sea
Seven days with the brothers.
Open on the map →Forum of Appius Acts 28:15 · ≈ 120 km in a straight line, ≈ 140 km by Roman roads
Believers come out to meet Paul.
Open on the map →Rome Acts 28:16 · ≈ 64 km in a straight line, ≈ 65 km by Roman roads
Rome.
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