Attalia
Acts
14:25-26
As Paul and Barnabas completed the initial phase of their work in Asia, they returned to Perga near the coast. They boarded a ship at the nearby port of Attalia, which took them back to Antioch in Syria and then to Jerusalem for one of the church's most important assemblies.
Context: Attalia was the chief port of the region of Pamphylia. It was founded by a king of Pergamum, the city that dominated western Asia Minor before the Roman conquests. The city had towers and defensive walls. Its its harbor could be closed with a chain.