Seleucia Modern Antalya Perga Antioch in Pisidia Iconium Lystra Derbe Second Missionary Journey Tarsus Cilician Gates Troas Neapolis Philippi Basilica B Thessalonica Odeon in Thessalonica Berea Corinth Judgment Seat Cenchrea Ephesus Third Missionary Journey Brothel Ad Marble Street Rhodes Tyre Roman covered street Jerusalem Temple Complex Malta Port of Syracuse Pozzuoli Porta Appia

Paul and Barnabas sailed from Seleucia, the seaport of Antioch of Syria, to Cyprus. Their adventures there are recorded in Acts 13:4-13. From there, their ship docked on the mainland at the seaport of Attalia, modern Antalya. The cliff shown is Kadin Yar’I ("Punishment Cliff"). The city had a custom of determining the guilt or innocence of an unfaithful wife by having her thrown off this cliff. If she survived, the gods were pronouncing her innocent. The missionaries did not tarry in Attalia but headed inland.