Paul shipwrecked

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  • High-resolution 3D map of Paul’s voyage to Rome
  • Clearly marked routes across the Mediterranean by sea
  • Key locations labeled: Caesarea, Crete, Malta, Rome, and more
  • Visual markers for storm, drift, shipwreck, and winter stay
  • Scripture-based context from Acts 27–28
  • Instant digital download for teaching, study, or presentation
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Paul’s Dangerous Voyage to Rome

Acts 27–28 | From Caesarea to Rome

This map traces one of the most dramatic journeys in the New Testament: Paul’s voyage to Rome under Roman guard. What should have been a routine trip became a six-month ordeal covering about 2,000 miles (3,200 km) across the Mediterranean.

Leaving Caesarea late in the sailing season, Paul warned the crew the journey would end in disaster. They pressed on anyway. This map follows their route along the coast of Syria, past Cyprus, and into Asia Minor—right up to the moment everything begins to go wrong.

After leaving Crete, violent winds drove the ship off course. For two weeks, the crew drifted in a relentless storm, narrowly avoiding the deadly Syrtis sandbars. The voyage ends in shipwreck on Malta—but just as Paul said, everyone survives.

After wintering on Malta, the journey resumes past Sicily and up the coast of Italy to Rome, where Paul continues his mission under house arrest. This map turns a complex story into a clear visual timeline that brings Acts 27–28 to life.


What you get

  • High-resolution 3D map of Paul’s voyage to Rome
  • Clearly marked routes across the Mediterranean by sea
  • Key locations labeled: Caesarea, Crete, Malta, Rome, and more
  • Visual markers for storm, drift, shipwreck, and winter stay
  • Scripture-based context from Acts 27–28
  • Instant digital download for teaching, study, or presentation
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