Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul

Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul: Explore, Gallipoli Battlefields within a guided day tour from Istanbul to Gallipoli and get better experiences about the battlefields including ANZAC cove, Lone Pine.

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“1 Day Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

The gallipoli tour is a must for all Aussie’s or New Zealanders to do when visiting Turkey. I have visited and done, It was excellent experience to visit the soldiers cemeteries, anzac cove. I was so glad I made the pilgrimage to pay my respects to all those soldiers on both sides who lost their lives in WWI. It was a very emotional day for me. I highly recommend to everyone to go and visit those sites which are must do.

Christina Dilworth - 5.0/5 - 02 November 2018

Itinerary

06.30 AM Depart from hotels in Taksim, Istanbul To Gallipoli Peninsula doing the Gallipoli And Anzac Cove Tour in a day.
07.00 AM Departs from hotels in Sultanahmet.
09.00 AM There will be breakfast stopover on the way, and continue to Gallipoli.
12.10 PM Before Gallipoli Tour, there will be lunch break then continue to Tour.
13.00 PM Depart to Guided Gallipoli Battlefieleds and Anzac Cove Tour.

During the Gallipoli tour sites to visit from 13:00 Pm to 17:00 - 17:30 pm..!

  • Brighton Beach,
  • Beach Cemetery,
  • ANZAC Cove,
  • Ariburnu Cemetery,
  • ANZAC Commemorative Site,
  • Respect to Mehmetcik Statue,
  • Lone Pine,
  • Australian Memorial,
  • Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels),
  • Turkish 57. Infantry Regiment Cemetery,
  • The Nek,
  • Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial.

17.00 - 17:30 PM At the End of the tour, return to Istanbul. It is about 4 hours driving back to Istanbul.
21.00 - 21:30 PM Arrival to Istanbul, and drop off at hotel will be the end of the Gallipoli tour.

Sites To Visit During The Gallipoli Day Tour From Istanbul..!

Places To Visit within the Gallipoli Day Tour are as follow:

Brighton Beach is Near Kabatepe village and it was a favourite swimming spot for Anzac troops during the campaign.

Beach Cemetery is a small Graves of Soldier who deid during the Battle of Gallipoli, War Grave's cemetery containing the remains of allied troops.

ANZAC Cove is the first anzacs landing area.

Ari Burnu Cemetery is named from the Cape at the north end of Anzac Cove, It has the information and tombstones for names in Ari Burnu Cemetery.

ANZAC Commemorative Site is the North Beach commemorative site to Anzac troops where dawn services are held on Anzac Day (in the early morning of 25th April every year)

Mehmetcik Statue (Mehmetçik is a common name given to soldiers in Turkey, every soldier is Mehmetcik locals call.) is the memorial monuments of solrdiers who were in war of in the Gallipoli peninsula, Turkey.

Lone Pine is he Battlefields, the war was between Australian and Ottoman Empire forces during the Gallipoli Campaign of the First World War.

Australian Memorial which is memorial monuments of Soldiers of Australian who is sleeping in Gallipoli Peninsula.

Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels) is Cemetery of a Commonwealth War Graves containing the remains of some of the Allied troops who died during the Battle of Gallipoli.,in Turkey.

Turkish 57. Infantry Regiment Cemetery is the symbolic war cemetery is dedicated to the soldiers of the legendary Turkish 57th Infantry troops who left all the soldiers in the Battle of Gallipoli (1915-1916).

The Nek ias a narrow stretch of ridge on the Gallipoli Peninsula, The Battle of the Nek was a small World War I battle fought as part of the Gallipoli campaign.

New Zealand Memorial is in Chunuk Bair, the Battle of Chunuk Bair was a World War I battle fought between the Ottoman Empire defenders and troops of the British Empire.

Where Is Gallipoli Peninsula In Turkey?

  • The Gallipoli peninsula is part of the province of Canakkale in Turkey and located in the southern part of East Thrace which is know part of Turkey as European, on the cost of the Aegean Sea. And Also Dardanelles Strait is in the province of Canakkale and Gallipoli peninsula is on the west of the city and the Dardanelles strait on the east side of Gallipoli peninsula.
  • Gallipoli is about 4- 4,5 hours a way from the metropol city of Istanbul by drive non stop, it is about 350 Km

Why Should I Visit Gallipoli And Anzac Cove?

Here is the some reasons which take your attraction to visit.

  1. Covers the WWI.(Between, Ottoman and New Zealender, Australian, Indian and British Armies)
  2. Anzac landing cove. ( It is the first cave that they had landed first).
  3. It is a place kind of holding the information of Soldier of Turkish, New Zealender, Australian, Indian and British.
  4. It is a place kind of pilgrimage to go and meet with forefather

There are lots of 250,000 reason to join to the gallipoli tour from istanbul, Gallipoli peninsula is a large area and every square has something to see but the Regular Group Tour Of Gallipoli from Istanbul is not covering all, f you think to visit the othere sites, by the way you should make the private gallipoli tour from istanbul that you may check the Private Gallipoli Tour From Istanbul which is flexible and available to modify according to your wishes and request.

Transportation
- Hotel pick up and drop off for Gallipoli Tour in Istanbul.
- Transportation of driving from / to place during the gallipoli tour.
- All the transportation during the gallipoli tour is by non smoking and air conditioned touristical mini-van.
- Land transportation during the gallipoli tour.

Guiding
- Turkish and English speaking and professional licensed by the Ministry of Tourism for gallipoli tour.

Tours
- Gallipoli Battlefields Tour

Entrance fees
- Museum, Monuments, Ruins in Gallipoli.

Meals
- Lunch before the Gallipoli Tour

Charges
- Local Taxes.
- Service Charges.

Additional Information
- Gallipoli Tours; there is no much walking and fine for family, individial, people who has difficulties with walking.
- When you book the one of Gallipoli tours the confirmation will be received at time of booking.
- We kindly request our guests to be ready 10 minutes before pick up time of tours.
- Under 18 years Children who is going to join to one of Istanbul daily tours, must be accompanied by an adult.
- If you think to join From Istanbul, most of hotel has hotel pick up and drop off service in Istanbul
- Asian side hotels has no pick up service. (Participants will be picked up infront of the Marmara Hotel in Taksim Square between 06:00 - 30 am ).

“1 Day Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

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1 Day Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul, is this tour available everyday?

Anis Rivierie

30 October 2018

“Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

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I want to know how long bus journey from Istanbul to Gallipoli and how many hours will be spending during the Gallipoli Tour.

Marlise Brink

22 November 2016

“Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

5.0/5

Our gallipoli tour was started early in the morning and ended up late in the evening, we had spent 5 hours in the battelfields in Gallipoli, it was good experiences for us about the war, I highly recommend.

Juan Miranda

07 November 2016

“Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

5.0/5

I went to gallipoli tour from Istanbul while I was a student in Istanbul university, during the weekend, it was excellent, they gave me meeting point and they were there on time to pick me up and then drop off same point. It was easy to went, done the tour and returned back to Istanbul by the organized tour. I recommend it.

Gianluca Mini

29 October 2016

“Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

5.0/5

We went to gallipoli from Istanbul and had a great day while visiting the gallipoli battlefields in gallipoli peninsula, thanks to every one who helped us to have such a great day. I highly recommend to everyone to visit the battlefields in Canakkale.

Igor Milanese

18 October 2016

“Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

5.0/5

I had done gallipoli tour from istanbul with a small group we were about 11 people, (last week from Istanbul). Our tour guide was great, knowledgable and answered all our question and be interested in us one by one because the group was not large i think. I highly recommend to go galliopoli with a tour guide.

Emily Jayne Burke

10 October 2016

“Gallipoli Day Tour from Istanbul”

5.0/5

Went from Istanbul to Gallipoli. I visited the Battlefields in Canakkale, recommend to everyone.

Lansee Patel

01 September 2016

“Gallipoli Day Tour”

5.0/5

I wanted to spend more then a day in Gallipoli to visit the Gallipoli Campaign but I didnt have enough time to do this. I went to Gallipoli Battlefields tour with a small group which was about 13 people during the tour, I joined to group, it was cheap by the way that is why, If you have mony I recommend private gallipoli battle fields tour that you will have everything your own. Anyhow, the group was small and I had also time to ask my wonders, tour guide was great, explaining everything then was giving time to ask our questions, after visiting before visit the battlefileds one by one. At the end of the day, I got tired because of the visiting many of them. I had great experiences of breakfast on the way going, lunch in a local restaurant and great guided gallipoli battlefileds tour from Istanbul, about 8 hours driving for going and coming, 4 - 5 hours guided tour for Gallipoli Campaign and much for that you have to visit to understand what was happened there. I recommend to see it.

Harley Davidan

16 August 2016

“Gallipoli Tour”

5.0/5

Gallipoli Tour, was a great day which we spent in Gallipoli Peninsula while doing gallipoli tour from Istanbul, I recommend this tour to every one to see the Gallipoli Campaign and I www. Battlefields in Gallipoli, Canakkale. The Gallipoli tour was started ealy in the morning and ended up late in the evening, between those times, we had, 4 hours driving from Istanbul to Gallipoli, 4 hours driving back from Gallipoli to Istanbul, 5 hours gallipoli guided tour, 1 hour lunch in a local restaurant. Every moments of Gallipoli tour was excellent and we had excellent experiences about the Gallipoli Battlefields.

Roland Musset

16 August 2016