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Interactive Map of Odysseus' Journey
Navigate the interactive map showing Odysseus' legendary voyage across the Mediterranean. Click on locations to learn about each stop in Homer's Odyssey.
Journey Stops
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Troy
40.0°N, 26.2°E
Land of the Cicones
40.9°N, 25.9°E
Island of the Lotus Eaters
33.9°N, 11.1°E
Island of the Cyclops
37.6°N, 15.1°E
Island of Aeolus
38.5°N, 14.9°E
Land of the Laestrygonians
41.2°N, 13.0°E
Island of Circe
41.2°N, 13.1°E
The Underworld
40.8°N, 14.1°E
Island of the Sirens
40.6°N, 14.3°E
Scylla and Charybdis
38.2°N, 15.6°E
Thrinacia – Island of Helios
37.6°N, 14.0°E
Ogygia – Island of Calypso
35.9°N, 5.5°W
Phaeacia – Land of the Phaeacians
39.6°N, 19.9°E
Ithaca
38.4°N, 20.7°E
About the Route
Odysseus' journey spans much of the Mediterranean, from Troy (in modern Turkey) to the remote island of Ogygia in the far west, then back to his homeland of Ithaca in the Ionian Sea. Location identifications are based on ancient traditions and modern scholarship, though many sites remain subject to debate.
The total route covers thousands of nautical miles and represents ten years of travel, storms, divine encounters, and adventures across a world that blends real geography with mythological landscapes.