Sinbad goes adventuring again, but his ship is blown by a storm to the faraway Sea of the Clime of the King, where King Solomon is buried. They are then wrecked and Sinbad rides on a plank of wood for two days. He lands on an island, makes a raft, and sets out again, winding up in a city where his host, a Shaykh, buys the raft and gives Sinbad his daughter's hand in marriage. With the end of the story, he tells Sinbad the Landsman that his good life had a cost, and Sinbad the Landsman apologizes for being jealous. They remain friends all their lives.