| Author's Advertisement | 1 |
| Chapter 1 |
| Plan of the Expedition | |
| Outfit, and Occurrences to the Time of Leaving England | |
| Description of the Bread-Fruit | |
| Chapter 2 |
| Departure from England | |
| Arrival at Teneriffe | |
| Sail From Thence | |
| Arrival off Cape Horn | |
| Severity of The Weather | |
| Obliged to Bear Away for the Cape of Good Hope | |
| Chapter 3 |
| Passage Towards the Cape of Good Hope, and Search After Tristan Da Cunha | |
| Arrival at False Bay | |
| Occurrences There | |
| Reports Concerning the Grosvenor's People | |
| Departure from the Cape | |
| Chapter 4 |
| Passage Towards Van Diemen's Land | |
| Make the Island of St. Paul | |
| Arrival in Adventure Bay | |
| Natives Seen | |
| Sail from Van Diemen's Land | |
| Chapter 5 |
| Rocky Islands Discovered | |
| See the Island Maitea, And Arrive at Otaheite | |
| Ship Crowded by the Natives | |
| Chapter 6 |
| Account of an English Ship Lately Sailed From Otaheite | |
| Death of Omai | |
| Captain Cook's Picture Sent on Board | |
| Otoo Visits The Ship | |
| His Visit Returned | |
| Natives Well Disposed Towards Us | |
| Account of the Cattle Left By Captain Cook | |
| Bread-Fruit Plants Promised | |
| Visit to the Earee Rahie | |
| Presents Made to the Arreoys | |
| Chapter 7 |
| A Theft Committed | |
| Deception of the Painted Head | |
| Conversation With A Priest | |
| A Wrestling Match | |
| Reports of the Natives Concerning Other Islands | |
| Some Account of Omai | |
| Chapter 8 |
| Expedition to Tettaha after a Heifer | |
| Extraordinary Domestic Arrangements | |
| Tinah's Mother Visits the Ship | |
| A Sheep Brought from Ulietea | |
| Heavy Storm | |
| Death of the Surgeon | |
| Taowne and Toahroah Harbours Examined | |
| Chapter 9 |
| A Walk Into the Country | |
| The Peeah Roah | |
| Prevailed on, By the Kindness of the Chiefs, To Defer Our Departure | |
| Bread-Fruit Plants Collected | |
| Move the Ship to Toahroah Harbour | |
| Fishing | |
| Three of the Ship's Company Desert | |
| Indiscretion of Our People on Shore | |
| Instances of Jealousy | |
| Mourning | |
| Bull Brought To Oparre by a Prophet | |
| The Deserters Recovered | |
| Tinah Proposes to Visit England | |
| Chapter 10 |
| The Ship's Cable Cut in the Night | |
| Coolness With the Chiefs On That Account | |
| Visit to an Old Lady | |
| Disturbance at a Heiva | |
| Tinah's Hospitality | |
| A Thief Taken, And Punished | |
| Preparations For Sailing | |
| Chapter 11 |
| Arrival of an Arreoy Woman From Tethuroa | |
| A Present Delivered By Tinah For His Majesty | |
| Other Occurrences to the Time of the Ship's Departure From Otaheite | |
| Chapter 12 |
| At the Island Huaheine | |
| A Friend of Omai Visits the Ship | |
| Leave the Society Islands | |
| A Waterspout | |
| The Island Whytootackee Discovered | |
| Anchor In Annamooka Road | |
| Our Parties on Shore Robbed by the Natives | |
| Sail from Annamooka | |
| The Chiefs Detained on Board | |
| Part Friendly | |
| Chapter 13 |
| A Mutiny in the Ship | |
| Chapter 14 |
| Proceed in the Launch to the Island Tofoa | |
| Difficulty in Obtaining Supplies There | |
| Treacherous Attack of the Natives | |
| Escape to the Sea, And Bear Away For New Holland | |
| Chapter 15 |
| Passage Towards New Holland | |
| Islands Discovered in Our Route | |
| Our Great Distresses | |
| See the Reefs of New Holland, and Find a Passage Through Them | |
| Chapter 16 |
| Progress to the Northward, Along the Coast of New Holland | |
| Land on Different Islands, in Search of Supplies | |
| Chapter 17 |
| Passage from New Holland to the Island Timor | |
| Arrive at Coupang | |
| Reception There | |
| Chapter 18 |
| At Coupang | |
| Chapter 19 |
| From Timor to Batavia | |
| Chapter 20 |
| Occurrences at Batavia, and Passage Thence to England | |
