On a full-day trip of Gallipoli from Istanbul, see the landing beaches, World War I memorials, and Anzac Campaign graves.
Enjoy breakfast and lunch as you cross the Dardanelles, visit Johnston’s Jolly, and much more.
See the war memorials, battlefields, and landing places of the Anzac Campaign at Gallipoli.
Transfer by air-conditioned car over the Dardanelles after being picked up from your accommodation in Istanbul.
Pause for lunch on the roof of the Grand Eceabat Hotel in Eceabat.
Then proceed to Anzac Cove to begin your afternoon tour of the Gallipoli Peninsula.
Learn about the disastrous campaign by seeing all of the most crucial places, such as Brighton Beach, the first anticipated landing spot for troops from New Zealand and Australia.
Visit Beach Cemetery, the most well-known of the Anzac cemeteries, and see the grave of Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick, one of the most well-known Anzac troops.
Search for the Anzac Commemoration Site at North Beach, below the sphinx, where the Anzac Day dawn service is held.
Take an optional stroll from the seashore to Lone Pine via the Artillery Road to Shell Green Cemetery, the primary Australian cemetery in Gallipoli.
To show where the Turkish and Allied trenches were within 30 feet, go to Johnston’s Jolly.
Learn about the disastrous campaign by seeing all of the most crucial places, such as Brighton Beach, the first anticipated landing spot for troops from New Zealand and Australia.
Visit Beach Cemetery, the most well-known of the Anzac cemeteries, and see the grave of Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick, one of the most well-known Anzac troops.
Search for the Anzac Commemoration Site at North Beach, below the sphinx, where the Anzac Day dawn service is held.
Take an optional stroll from the seashore to Lone Pine via the Artillery Road to Shell Green Cemetery, the primary Australian cemetery in Gallipoli.
Visit Johnston’s Jolly to see where the Ottoman and Allied lines were about 30 feet apart.
See Chunuk Bair, where New Zealand troops staged a historic stand on August 8, 1915.
Depart the Gallipoli Peninsula at 18:00 for the return transport to Istanbul, stopping for supper along the route.
On the trip, you will see the following places: Kabatepe War Museum Beach Cemetery (John Simpson’s Grave)
Ari Burnu from ANZAC Cove (First ANZAC landing place)
The Graveyard of Lone Pine (Australian memorial)
Jolly Johnston’s (Walk in the ANZAC trenches)
See the Turkish Monument at Shrapnel Valley.
Walker’s Ridge and The Nek
Chunuk Bair’s (Main New Zealand memorial)
Please let us know ahead of time if you want us to investigate or identify an ANZAC burial.
