Over 100,000 soldiers died at Gallipoli Peninsula during the disastrous Gallipoli Campaign , including 2,721 Kiwis and 8,790 Aussies. Seen as a coming of age for both countries, travelling to Gallipoli is now a sort of pilgrimage for Kiwi and Aussie citizens alike. Pick up is from Eceabat hotels. Tour starts after lunch at a sea side restaurant and It is conducted by a professional licensed tour guide.

Take a break and leave chaos of Istanbul for a 2 day trip to visit Gallipoli & Troy. Drive along the sea of Marmara and enjoy the view of countryside Explore the war memorials and battlefields of the Gallipoli Peninsula Learn more about the ill-fated campaign of the ANZAC troops See the Brighton Beach, Arıburnu Cemetery, Commemorative Site where the ANZAC day is held, Lone Pine, Johnston's Jolly;the original trenches, The Nek and Chunuk Bair on Day 1. Enjoy a lovely night in Canakkale, which is a welcomimg seaside town. On Day 2 visit the new Museum of Troy and see the unique artifacts. Learn from your guide the myths, legends and history of Troy, the fact and fiction that surround this ancient site. Explore 9 different cities. See the remains of the settlements of Troy laid one atop the other. Stand before ancient sacrificial alters and imagine. With unforgettable memories say bye to Gallipoli & Troy and drive back to Istanbul to be dropped off at your hotel.

Learn from your guide the myths, legends and history of Troy, the fact and fiction that surround this ancient site. Explore 9 different cities. See the remains of the settlements of Troy laid one atop the other. Stand before ancient sacrificial alters and imagine Explore the war memorials and battlefields of the Gallipoli Peninsula Learn more about the ill-fated campaign of the ANZAC troops See the Brighton Beach, Arıburnu Cemetery, Commemorative Site where the ANZAC day is held, Lone Pine, the original trenches and Chunuk Bair

This private tour will focus at the battlefields at Southern part of Gallipoli Peninsula. Cape Helles where the British and French Troops landed at the same time of ANZAC Landing at ANZAC Cove and The North Beach. It is possible to find the location of a particular war grave by producing the casualty details. Enjoy visiting the Landing Beaches: Morto Bay V Beach W Beach

While the Gallipoli Campaign’s Anzac sector may be the best known of the battle fronts on the peninsula, it was the Helles sector to the south that saw the heaviest fighting and greatest losses. This full day tour invites the travellers to explore both the southern and northern battlefields on the Gallipoli Peninsula, allowing themto get a greater understanding of the events of the campaign and putting the involvement of all of the Turkish and Allied forces into perspective.

Explore ANZAC sector of the Gallipoli peninsula in a unique way. Walk in their footsteps and learn about the events of 1915 leaving their mark on many nations. Take a journey back where history was made and myths were born, connecting the past with the present.