Step back in time and uncover the stories of bravery, sacrifice, and strategy on this historically rich tour of the Gallipoli Peninsula. This guided shore excursion offers an in-depth exploration of the ANZAC and Ottoman battlefields, as well as the naval and land campaigns of World War I.
Upon arrival at Canakkale City (Kepez Port), your private local guide will greet you at the main entrance with a sign bearing your party’s name. Your tour begins with a return ferry ride across the narrowest part of the Dardanelles, offering an unforgettable view of this historic waterway that shaped the outcome of the campaign.

Tour Highlights
⛴ Return Ferry Ride on the Dardanelles
Cross the narrowest point of the Dardanelles Strait, a vital passage that played a key role in World War I naval operations.
Study the Naval Campaign & the Naval Battle of Canakkale, where both Allied and Ottoman forces engaged in fierce maritime warfare.

🔎 Explore the Battlefield and Relics of War
Walk through original trenches and communication tunnels, preserved as a reminder of the harsh conditions soldiers endured.
Stand on the landing beaches where ANZAC troops set foot on 25 April 1915.
Take in the spectacular views of the Cliffs of Gallipoli, which presented a formidable challenge to the ANZAC forces.
Observe the Turkish firing lines and gain insight into both sides of the battle.
Learn about the ANZAC evacuation at Suvla Bay, one of the most extraordinary tactical withdrawals in military history.

Order of Visits

📍 Brighton Beach – A site initially chosen for the landing but later changed due to its vulnerability.

📍 Beach Cemetery – The final resting place of many ANZAC soldiers, including John Simpson Kirkpatrick, the heroic medic with his donkey.

📍 ANZAC Cove – The primary landing site for Australian and New Zealand troops.

📍 Ariburnu Cemetery – A serene and moving site, home to graves of ANZAC soldiers.

📍 ANZAC Commemorative Site – The location of the annual ANZAC Day dawn service.

📍 The Sphinx – A natural rock formation overlooking ANZAC Cove, a significant landmark for ANZAC soldiers.

📍 Lone Pine Australian Memorial – Honors the 4,900 Australian soldiers who fought in the Battle of Lone Pine.

📍 Trenches of the 10th AIF at Silt Spur – A glimpse into the harsh realities of trench warfare.

📍 Johnston’s Jolly – A battle site where ANZAC and Turkish trenches were so close that soldiers could hear each other.

📍 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial – Commemorates the brave Ottoman soldiers, including those under Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s command.

📍 The Nek – The site of a tragic charge by Australian light horsemen, famously depicted in the movie Gallipoli.

📍 Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial – A tribute to New Zealand troops who captured this key ridge in August 1915.

Personalized Assistance for Descendants of Soldiers
Our expert battlefield guide will assist guests who are relatives or friends of soldiers who fought at Gallipoli. If you seek to find a loved one’s name on gravestones or memorials, we will help locate it and provide historical context about their service.

Why Choose This Tour?
✔ Expert battlefield guide providing historical insights from both ANZAC and Turkish perspectives.
✔ Walk through original trenches & tunnels for an immersive experience.
✔ Pay tribute at cemeteries & memorials dedicated to fallen soldiers.
✔ Breathtaking scenery & strategic battlefield locations.
✔ Comfortable transportation to and from the port.

Book Your Gallipoli Battlefield Tour Today!
Walk in the footsteps of the ANZAC Diggers and Turkish Defenders, and honor the sacrifices made on these historic battlefields. Reserve your tour now for a deeply moving and educational journey. 🌿🎖️