Tour Overview
Join us in 2025 for a day of remembrance and discovery, guided by experts passionate about sharing the story of Gallipoli. Perfect for history buffs, descendants of Anzacs, or anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this defining moment in global history.
Tour Highlights
- Anzac Cove:The landing site of Australian and New Zealand forces on April 25, 1915
- Lone Pine Cemetery and Memorial:Commemorating the fallen with peaceful surroundings and deep historical significance
- The Nek:One of the most dramatic and tragic sites of the Gallipoli campaign
- Chunuk Bair:A key New Zealand memorial and strategic high point
- Brighton Beach & Beach Cemetery: Emotional sites honoring the ANZAC soldiers
- Turkish Memorials: Including 57th Regiment Memorial and the Martyrs' Monument
Itinerary: Gallipoli day tour from Istanbul
06.30 Depart from hotels in Taksim, Istanbul To Gallipoli Peninsula doing the Gallipoli And Anzac Cove Tour in a day.
07.00 Departs from hotels in Sultanahmet.
09.00 There will be breakfast stopover on the way, and continue to Gallipoli.
12.10 Before Gallipoli Tour, there will be lunch break then continue to Tour.
13.00 Depart to Guided Gallipoli Battlefieleds and Anzac Cove Tour.
Visitin:
- Brighton Beach
- Beach Cemetery
- ANZAC Cove
- Ariburnu Cemetery
- ANZAC Commemorative Site
- Respect to Mehmetcik Statue
- Lone Pine
- Australian Memorial
- Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels)
- Turkish 57. Infantry Regiment Cemetery
- The Nek
- Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial
17.00 - 17:30 At the End of the tour, return to Istanbul. It is about 4 hours driving back to Istanbul.
21.00 - 21:30 Arrival to Istanbul, and drop off at hotel will be the end of the Gallipoli Day Tour.
Places to Visit on the Gallipoli Tour
Explore the most important landmarks of the Gallipoli Peninsula, where bravery, sacrifice, and history come together. Below are the key sites included in your Gallipoli Battlefield Tour:
- Brighton Beach is Near Kabatepe village and it was a favourite swimming spot for Anzac troops during the campaign.
- Beach Cemetery is a small Graves of Soldier who deid during the Battle of Gallipoli, War Grave's cemetery containing the remains of allied troops.
- ANZAC Cove is the first anzacs landing area.
- Ari Burnu Cemetery is named from the Cape at the north end of Anzac Cove, It has the information and tombstones for names in Ari Burnu Cemetery.
- ANZAC Commemorative Site is the North Beach commemorative site to Anzac troops where dawn services are held on Anzac Day (in the early morning of 25th April every year)
- Mehmetcik Statue (Mehmetçik is a common name given to soldiers in Turkey, every soldier is Mehmetcik locals call.) is the memorial monuments of solrdiers who were in war of in the Gallipoli peninsula, Turkey.
- Lone Pine is he Battlefields, the war was between Australian and Ottoman Empire forces during the Gallipoli Campaign of the First World War.
- Australian Memorial which is memorial monuments of Soldiers of Australian who is sleeping in Gallipoli Peninsula.
- Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels) is Cemetery of a Commonwealth War Graves containing the remains of some of the Allied troops who died during the Battle of Gallipoli.,in Turkey.
- Turkish 57. Infantry Regiment Cemetery is the symbolic war cemetery is dedicated to the soldiers of the legendary Turkish 57th Infantry troops who left all the soldiers in the Battle of Gallipoli (1915-1916).
- The Nek ias a narrow stretch of ridge on the Gallipoli Peninsula, The Battle of the Nek was a small World War I battle fought as part of the Gallipoli campaign.
- New Zealand Memorial is in Chunuk Bair, the Battle of Chunuk Bair was a World War I battle fought between the Ottoman Empire defenders and troops of the British Empire.
Each location on the Gallipoli Tour holds stories of valor, tragedy, and legacy. Your guide will share detailed historical context, personal stories, and allow time for reflection and photography at each site.
