- Odysseus swims to Phaeacia and spends the night in a bed of leaves. The next day he talks to a girl, King Aleinous' daughter Nausicaa, who leads him to the palace. He begs Alcinous and his wife Arete for a ship to sail to Ithaca, his home, where (unbeknownst to him) his wife Penelope is inundated by rude suitors and his son, Telemachus, has set out to search for him.
- Odysseus spends the night: there are games and he tells his whole story.
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