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**Map of the Voyage of the Dawn Treader**

From Cair Paravel eastward, from island to island to the Silver Sea: Prince Caspian's, Lucy's, Edmund's, Eustace's, and Reepicheep's journey, step by step.

**Map of the Voyage of the Dawn Treader**

Carte marine peinte sans inscriptions : îles variées vers l'est, petit navire à voile violette, mer de lis
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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

**Exploring The Voyage of the Dawn Treader**

Zoom in, travel from island to island, follow the journey from Cair Paravel or click on a stop to read what the book says about it. The list below the map lists all the steps in order.

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  • Étape du voyage (numérotée)
  • Repère ou pays
  • Itinéraire
  • Suite du voyage

The distances are very close: the journey lasts months. The directions follow the book when it provides them; otherwise, the location of the island is an interpretation.

**The steps of the journey**

  1. Cair Paravel

    The Dawn Treader leaves Cair Paravel to the east.

  2. Galma

    First stop, reached the next day.

  3. The Silver Chair

    After a calm where rowing is necessary, the ship reaches *The Voyage of the Dawn Treader*.

  4. The Seven Isles

    With a southeast wind, head for the Seven Isles and the port of Redhaven, on Brenn.

  5. The Lone Islands

    In Felimath, slave traders capture Caspian; in Narrowhaven, he removes the governor.

  6. The Dragon Island (and the Burnt Island)

    After a long storm, a mountainous island: Eustace wakes up transformed into a dragon.

  7. Burnt Island

    A small, scorched island where abandoned huts can be found.

  8. The Island of Deathwater

    A lake turns everything that falls into it into gold; the ship departs quickly.

  9. The Island of Voices (Magician's Island)

    The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

  10. The Dark Island

    A mass of darkness where dreams come true; they save Lord Rhoop there.

  11. The Island of Ramandu (the Star's Island)

    The Table of Aslan and the Three Sleepers: "The Beginning of the End"

  12. The Sea and the Silver Chair

    L'eau devient douce ; puis des lilies blancs à perte de vue, on a sea without waves.

  13. The End of the World

    Reepicheep continues alone in a coracle; Lucy, Edmund, and Eustace meet the Lamb.

Repères et pays

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  • Home

    The main port of the Lone Islands, located on Doorn, where the slave market is held.

Hors de cette carte

  • Beyond the World's End: Reepicheep ventures forth alone. He is not on any map.

In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, King Caspian sets sail from Cair Paravel to find the seven lords banished by Miraz. After Galma, Terebinth, and the Seven Isles, Lucy, Edmund, and their cousin Eustace are hauled aboard in mid-ocean, just before the stop at the Lone Islands and the port of Narrowhaven.

Beyond the Lone Islands lies the unknown ocean: a long storm drives the ship toward Dragon Island and Burnt Island, then to Deathwater Island, Dufflepud Island and the dreaded Dark Island. Further east still are Ramandu’s Island and the waters of Silver Sea, covered with lilies until the great wave at the world’s end and the Land of Aslan.

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