Highlights
- Full-day trip from Istanbul to Gallipoli
- Visit Anzac Cove, site of the WWI battle between the Turkish and the Allies
- Commemorate the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC)
- Visit Lone Pine Cemetery and Memorial
- Lunch and entrance fees included
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Turkish MemorialMemorial to the Turkish soldiers killed at Gallipoli.Photo by: Anonymous09 2008 -
Frontal view of the NekFrontal view of the NekPhoto by: Samo TSlovenia, 10 2011 -
At Anzac coveAt Anzac covePhoto by: Samo TSlovenia, 10 2011 -
Turkish soldier carrying ...Turkish soldier carrying wounded Anzac soldierPhoto by: Samo TSlovenia, 10 2011 -
Atatürk memorialAtatürk memorialPhoto by: Samo TSlovenia, 10 2011 -
P9121567ANZAC graveyardPhoto by: Anna H09 2011 -
MustafaA memorial to Gen. Mustafa at Chunuk BairPhoto by: Jeremy R08 2011 -
NZ MemorialThe NZ memorial at Chunuk BairPhoto by: Jeremy R08 2011 -
Memorial PlaqueMemorial plaque at the 57th Regiment memorial cemetary for the Turkish ArmyPhoto by: Jeremy R08 2011 -
ANZACANZAC memorial at ANZAC CovePhoto by: Jeremy R08 2011 -
The SphinxThe Sphinx viewed from ANZAC CovePhoto by: Jeremy R08 2011 -
IMG_2015Anzac CovePhoto by: RobynAustralia, 07 2011 -
IMG_2017MemorialPhoto by: RobynAustralia, 07 2011 -
Anzac MemorialTony and Di at the memorial with the Agean Sea in the background.Photo by: Tony MAustralia, 10 2008 -
The Sphnix'sThis is the view from the memorial looking back towards Lone Pine and the The Neck.Photo by: Tony MAustralia, 10 2008 -
ANZAC CoveANZAC Cove near Gallipoli.Photo by: Anonymous09 2008 -
Cemetery in GallipoliWorld War I cemetery.Photo by: Anonymous09 2008 -
Gallipoli - TrenchWorld War I-era trench in Gallipoli.Photo by: Anonymous09 2008 -
Useful Information
Gallipoli Day Trip from Istanbul
There will also be a visit to Lone Pine Cemetery and Memorial named after the solitary pine tree that grew here. The beautiful landscape and quiet atmosphere of the site hides its horrific past. On the memorial you will find the names of 4221 Australian and 709 New Zealand soldiers who have no known grave.
At around 6:00pm you will board your bus for the return journey to Istanbul
Reviewed by Robert J Johnso J, October 2012
Excellent visit with a first class guide
Reviewed by Trisha, September 2012
As an Australian, this tour is a must. The whole area is steeped in history and emotion and the guide that we had was so knowledgeable and so interesting - he made the day. It is a long trip from Istanbul but it is definitely worth it. Lunch was really good.
