The Mediterranean sea is located west of Canaan.
Palestina
The Mediterranean Sea borders Canaan to the west.
Canaan is a historic region. It correspond to modern Israel, Palestine, Lebanon and parts of Jordan and Syria. Thus, historical Canaan is situated at the eastern end of the Mediterranean
The Sinai Peninsula.
Canaan was bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the west, the Jordan River to the east, the Arabian Desert to the south, and the mountains of Lebanon to the north.
sinai peninsula
The wet fertile plains in Canaan were bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the west and the Jordan River to the east.
Canaan
Phoenician traders sought control of Canaan for trade routes in the ancient Mediterranean. Canaan's strategic location allowed for access to valuable resources and facilitated the exchange of goods between different regions. The region's ports and proximity to major trade networks made it a desirable location for trading activities.
The red Sea is not in the ancient land of Canaan. It borders Africa to the west, and Saudi Arabia and Yemen to the east. The Canaanites lived on the Mediterranean coast of the Levant.
Canaan's western border is primarily defined by the Mediterranean Sea. This coastline stretches along the western edge of the ancient region, serving as a natural boundary for the territories of Canaan. The sea played a crucial role in trade and cultural exchange for the inhabitants of Canaan.