• 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 powers (British Empire and France), approximately 100,000 were killed and 400,000 were wounded.

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

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