概要
Embark on a profoundly moving 17-hour guided group tour from Istanbul to the ガリポリ半島, one of the most significant battlefields of World War I. Your day begins with an early morning pick up from your hotel in Istanbul, followed by a scenic drive through the Thracian countryside to the Dardanelles region. Upon arrival, your expert guide will lead the group through the hallowed grounds where Allied and Ottoman forces clashed in 1915, sharing the personal stories and strategic events that shaped this legendary campaign. Visit key memorial sites including アンザック・コーブ, ローンパイン・オーストラリア記念碑, チュヌク・ベイル・ニュージーランド記念碑, 、 そして 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial. A delicious lunch is included to keep you energized throughout this full-day experience. Join fellow travelers as you pay tribute to the courage and sacrifice of soldiers from multiple nations, gaining a deeper understanding of the events that forged national identities. After an emotionally enriching day, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel in Istanbul by evening.
ハイライト
- Explore the historic Gallipoli Peninsula battlefields with an expert guide
- Visit Anzac Cove where Allied troops first landed in 1915
- Pay respects at Lone Pine Australian Memorial
- Discover Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial and its significance
- Honor fallen soldiers at the 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial
- Walk through the Beach Cemetery overlooking the Aegean Sea
- Enjoy a traditional Turkish lunch included in the tour
- Experience a scenic drive through Turkey's Thracian countryside
詳細な旅程
6:00 AM – Your day begins with an early morning pick-up from your hotel in the Taksim area of Istanbul. 6:30 AM – The group coach continues with collections from hotels in the Sultanahmet district. Once all travelers have joined, your guide will introduce the day ahead as the air-conditioned, non-smoking minibus heads southwest toward the Dardanelles.
11:20 AM – After a scenic drive through Thrace, the group arrives in the harbor town of Eceabat on the ガリポリ半島. A satisfying lunch is served at a local restaurant, giving everyone a chance to refuel and take in views of the strait before the afternoon’s tour.
12:30 PM – Your fully guided Gallipoli battlefield tour begins. The first stop is ブライトンビーチ, where your guide sets the scene of the 1915 campaign that shaped nations. A short drive brings you to ビーチ墓地, one of the most poignant burial grounds on the peninsula, before the group continues to アンザック・コーブ, the narrow strip of shore where thousands of Australian and New Zealand soldiers landed at dawn.
Next, pay your respects at Ari Burnu Cemetery そして ANZAC記念碑, where Atatürk’s famous words of reconciliation are inscribed in stone. The tour moves uphill to the Respect to Mehmetçik Monument そして ローンパイン・オーストラリア記念碑, site of some of the fiercest close-quarter fighting of the entire campaign.
Your guide then leads the group to Johnston’s Jolly, where original Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels survive just meters apart, offering a striking sense of how close opposing forces lived and fought. Continue to the 57th Infantry Regiment Turkish Cemetery, honoring the regiment whose legendary sacrifice helped hold the ridge, followed by ネック, the narrow saddle immortalized in film and memory. The final stop is チュヌク・ベイル・ニュージーランド記念碑, which marks the highest point reached by Allied forces and offers sweeping views across the battlefields below.
4:30 PM – With the tour complete, join fellow travelers back on the minibus as the group departs for the return journey to Istanbul. 10:30 PM – Arrive back in Istanbul, where you will be dropped off at your hotel, concluding a moving day on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
Inclusions:
- Early morning pick up from your hotel in Istanbul and shared shuttle transfer to Gallipoli peninsula (approximately 4-5 hours drive)
- English-speaking group guide specializing in Gallipoli's WWI history
- Air-conditioned tour bus throughout the full-day excursion
- Entrance fees to all Gallipoli battlefields, memorials, and museums included
- Visits to Anzac Cove, Lone Pine Cemetery, Chunuk Bair Memorial, and The Nek
- Lunch meal included during the tour
- Shared shuttle transfer back to Istanbul with drop-off at your hotel
Exclusions:
- Personal expenses, souvenirs, and snacks
- Tips and gratuities for your guide and driver
- Additional drinks beyond those provided with lunch
- 旅行保険
- Optional boat tour of the Dardanelles Strait
FAQs:
You can book this Gallipoli day tour directly through the tour page on our website by selecting your preferred date and number of travelers. You’ll receive instant confirmation once your booking is submitted. Alternatively, you can contact us via email or phone if you have custom requests such as special dietary needs for lunch or specific pick-up locations in Istanbul.
Payments can be made conveniently via major credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard, as well as through bank wire transfers. Our secure online payment system ensures your financial details are fully protected. If you need assistance with payment options or would like to arrange an installment plan, our team is happy to help you find a solution that works best for you.
Once your reservation is successfully submitted, our team will process your booking and send a detailed confirmation email within 24 hours. This confirmation will include your itinerary, tour details, and any important information you’ll need for your upcoming trip. If you don’t receive it within that timeframe, please check your spam folder or reach out to our support team for assistance.
Cancellations made at least 5 days prior to the tour departure date are eligible for a full refund, returned to your original payment method. For cancellations within 5 days of the tour start date, unfortunately we are unable to offer a refund due to pre-arranged logistics and reservations. We recommend reaching out to our team as early as possible if your plans change, as we may be able to help you reschedule to an alternative date subject to availability.
Pick-up from your hotel in Istanbul typically begins very early in the morning, around 5:30-6:00 AM, as the drive to the Gallipoli Peninsula takes approximately 4-5 hours via the Thracian countryside. The journey includes a comfort stop along the way, and the scenic route through rural Thrace is a pleasant introduction to the day. Your exact pick-up time will be confirmed in your final voucher based on your hotel’s location.
Your guide will lead the group through several key memorial sites including Anzac Cove, Lone Pine Australian Memorial, Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial, The Nek, the 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial, and Beach Cemetery overlooking the Aegean Sea. The tour involves a moderate amount of walking on uneven terrain and hillside paths, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. The pace is manageable for most fitness levels, and your guide allows time at each site for reflection and photos.
Yes, a traditional Turkish lunch is included in the tour and is served at a local restaurant on the Gallipoli Peninsula during a break in the itinerary. The meal typically features a selection of Turkish dishes that may include grilled meats, fresh salads, bread, and rice. If you have dietary restrictions such as vegetarian, vegan, or allergies, please let us know at the time of booking so we can arrange suitable alternatives.
We recommend bringing sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses as much of the tour takes place outdoors at open battlefields and memorials. Comfortable walking shoes are essential, and carrying a small water bottle is a good idea, especially during warmer months. A light jacket can be useful as the Gallipoli Peninsula can be breezy, particularly near Anzac Cove along the Aegean coast.
The tour is suitable for children, and many families find it to be a powerful educational experience about World War I history. Your English-speaking guide specializes in Gallipoli’s WWI history and presents the stories in an engaging and accessible way for all ages. However, please keep in mind that this is a long day — approximately 17 hours including travel — so it’s best suited for children who are comfortable with extended excursions.
Gallipoli can be visited year-round, but the most comfortable months are April through June and September through October when temperatures are mild and pleasant for walking the outdoor battlefields. April 25th, ANZAC Day, is particularly significant as dawn services and commemorative ceremonies are held at Anzac Cove, drawing visitors from Australia, New Zealand, and around the world. Summer months are warmer but still popular, while winter visits offer a quieter, more reflective atmosphere.
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Aroha K.による(New Zealand)4月 5, 2026 An Emotional Journey That We Will Never ForgetIs it crazy to do a 17-hour day trip? Honestly, yes, but I wouldn't trade this experience for the world. My sister and I had been talking about visiting Gallipoli since we were teenagers, mainly because our great-great-uncle served there. I actually brought a small printed photo of him to carry in my jacket pocket. When we finally stood at Anzac Cove, listening to the waves crash against the shore, I got totally choked up. It is so surreal seeing a place that holds so much weight in kiwi history. Our guide, Mehmet, was an absolute legend. He didn't just rattle off textbook dates; he told personal stories from both sides of the trenches that really brought the battlefields to life. The drive from Istanbul is definitely a massive journey, but the transport provided by One Nation Travel was super comfortable, so I just napped most of the way back. Walking through the cemetery at Lone Pine and seeing the silver ferns carved into the stones was a moment I will carry with me forever. If you are a Kiwi visiting Turkey, you simply have to do this. Just wear comfy walking shoes and bring some tissues!体験日: 4月 04, 2026
