DAILY GALLIPOLI TOUR | GALLIPOLI TROY PERGAMON TOURS

Gallipoli Day Tour Itinerary

More than a battlefield, Gallipoli is a place of remembrance, courage, and reconciliation, where visitors from around the world come to honor those who fought during the First World War.

Pick-up from your hotel in Sultanahmet between 06:30 and 07:00 (06:00 for hotels in the Taksim area). Travel to Eceabat, where you will enjoy lunch before beginning your guided Gallipoli Tour. Visit the historic battlefields and memorials, including Brighton Beach, Beach Cemetery, ANZAC Cove, Arıburnu Cemetery, the ANZAC Commemorative Site, the Respect to Mehmetcik Statue, Lone Pine Australian Memorial, Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels), the 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial, The Nek, and the Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial.

Depart from Eceabat at approximately 17:30 and arrive back at your hotel in Istanbul around 23:00.

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Price: 120 Euro per person

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Looking for a longer historical journey?
Continue exploring Turkey's rich heritage with our Gallipoli & Troy Tour or explore even more ancient history on our Gallipoli, Troy & Pergamon Tour.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included from centrally located hotels in Sultanahmet and Taksim. Pick-up times vary depending on your hotel location.
• This tour is operated as a regular group tour with an English-speaking licensed guide and includes round-trip transportation from Istanbul, entrance fees, and lunch (drinks are not included). Private tours are available upon request.
• The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather, traffic conditions, or operational requirements.
• If you are not returning to Istanbul after the tour, we can arrange a bus transfer from Eceabat to many major cities across Turkey.
• Please contact us for available destinations and schedules.
• Prices are subject to availability and may vary during peak travel periods or for last-minute bookings. Please contact us to reconfirm the current price before booking.

The Gallipoli Peninsula is included on UNESCO's Tentative World Heritage List due to its outstanding historical and cultural significance.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is hotel pick-up included?
Yes. Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off are included from centrally located hotels in Sultanahmet and Taksim. Pick-up times vary depending on your hotel's location.

What is included in the Gallipoli Day Tour?
Q2: The tour includes hotel transfers from Istanbul, round-trip transportation, an English-speaking licensed guide, entrance fees, and lunch. Drinks are not included.

Q3: How long is the Daily Gallipoli Tour?
This is a full-day tour. Pick-up begins around 06:00–07:00, and you will return to your hotel in Istanbul at approximately 23:00.

Q4: Can I continue to another city instead of returning to Istanbul?
Yes. If you plan to continue your journey after the tour, we can arrange a bus transfer from Eceabat to many major cities across Turkey. Please contact us for available destinations and schedules.

Q5: Which places will I visit during the tour?
You will visit the most important sites of the Gallipoli Peninsula, including ANZAC Cove, Lone Pine Australian Memorial, Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial, Johnston's Jolly, The Nek, Brighton Beach, and the 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial, while learning about the Gallipoli Campaign from your expert guide.

ANZAC Cove is the historic landing site where the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) came ashore on 25 April 1915, marking the beginning of the Gallipoli Campaign. Overlooking the beach is the famous Atatürk Memorial, featuring Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's heartfelt tribute to the mothers of the fallen Allied soldiers, symbolizing peace, respect, and reconciliation between nations.
Chunuk Bair is one of the highest and most significant points on the Gallipoli Peninsula. In August 1915, New Zealand forces captured the summit during one of the campaign's fiercest battles. Today, the Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial honors the soldiers who fought and lost their lives in this historic battle.
Johnston's Jolly was one of the most heavily contested positions during the Gallipoli Campaign. Visitors can still see the remarkably preserved Turkish and Allied trenches, offering a unique insight into the close-quarters fighting. The cemetery commemorates soldiers who lost their lives during the campaign, including members of both the Australian and New Zealand forces.
Lone Pine Cemetery & Memorial named after the solitary pine tree that once stood on the battlefield, Lone Pine Cemetery is the final resting place of more than 1,000 soldiers, many of them Australian. The nearby Lone Pine Memorial is one of the five major ANZAC memorials on the Gallipoli Peninsula and commemorates thousands of Australian soldiers with no known grave.