Gallipoli Tour from Canakkale / Eceabat

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 of your booking. If you have any special requests or questions, feel free to contact us via email or phone and our team will be happy to assist.

You’ll receive an instant email confirmation with your booking details as soon as your reservation is completed. Your final tour voucher, including your exact hotel pickup time in Çanakkale and all relevant details, will be sent 24-48 hours before the tour date.

Your guide will collect the group directly from your hotel in Çanakkale (or Eceabat if you’re staying there) in an air-conditioned tour bus. The group then crosses the Dardanelles strait to reach the Gallipoli Peninsula. After the 5-hour tour, the shared shuttle returns everyone to their original pickup point in Çanakkale or Eceabat.

The tour involves moderate walking across memorial sites, cemeteries, and battlefield terrain, some of which is uneven or on gentle slopes. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended. While the pace is manageable for most fitness levels, there are steps and outdoor paths at sites like Chunuk Bair and Lone Pine, so please plan accordingly.

Your expert guide will lead the group to the most significant Gallipoli sites, including ANZAC Cove where Allied forces first landed, Lone Pine Australian Memorial, Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial, the Nek, Beach Cemetery, and the 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial. You’ll also enjoy panoramic views across the Dardanelles strait while learning about the 1915 campaign from all sides of the conflict.

Children are welcome on this guided group tour, and many families find it to be an incredibly educational experience. The expert guide presents the history in an engaging, storytelling style that can resonate with older children and teenagers. However, the content is solemn in nature and involves walking through war cemeteries, so parental discretion is advised for younger children.

The Gallipoli Peninsula can be visited year-round, but spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) offer the most comfortable weather for walking the outdoor memorial sites. April 25th — ANZAC Day — is an especially significant date when dawn services are held at ANZAC Cove, though sites can be very crowded. Summer months are warm and sunny but can be hot, so bringing sunscreen and a hat is recommended.