• Tekirdag Province - A brief stopover
• Eceabat - Previously known as Maidos, Eceabat is a prime location for those wishing to explore the Gallipoli Battlefields.
• Gallipoli Battlefield - During the nine-month campaign (1915-1916) between the Ottoman Empire and the Allied forces (British Empire and France), approximately 100,000 lives were lost and 400,000 were injured.

Today, the Gallipoli battlefields remain tranquil, preserved as a national historic park adorned with marble and bronze monuments, making it one of Turkey’s most poignant sites.

• Anzac Cove - On April 25, 1915, 16,000 troops from Australia and New Zealand, along with British, French, and Indian forces, landed on the Gallipoli peninsula. This invasion was part of a campaign aimed at capturing the peninsula to support naval operations in the Dardanelles straits.
• Conk Bayiri Mehmetcik Park Aniti Kemalyeri Yaziti - After a challenging night ascent, the Auckland Battalion advanced to the Pinnacle, a ridge just below Chunuk Bair, on the morning of August 7.
• Lone Pine Memorial - The Battle of Lone Pine, a World War I conflict from August 6–10, 1915, showcased the bravery and expertise of Australian and New Zealander (ANZAC) troops during the Gallipoli Campaign.

• Lunch
• Roundtrip transportation from Istanbul and back to hotel
• All museum entrance fees
• Professional licensed tour guiding

• Beverage drinks during the Lunch
• Personal Expenses

Experience the historic battlefields of Gallipoli on a day tour from Istanbul, complete with lunch and hotel transfers. Explore Anzac Cove, the initial landing site of the troops; visit the commemorative location of the Dawn Service; stroll along Brighton Beach; and gain insights into the war from both sides by viewing the Allied and Turkish trenches at Johnston’s Jolly.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.