Full-Day Gallipoli Tour from Istanbul

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.

The deposit or full-payment requirement, currency, balance due date and any disclosed payment-processing charge vary by booking and are stated on the current booking page and in the written confirmation before payment. Flight and bus tickets are issued only under the confirmed booking terms and, once issued, are non-refundable. If you need to cancel or change your travel dates, notify One Nation Travel at least 5 days before the tour starts. For requests received at least 5 days before the tour starts, the cost of all non-refundable flight and bus tickets will be deducted from your paid balance. For requests received less than 5 days before the tour starts, and for no-shows, the full amount paid is non-refundable.

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.

If you need to cancel or change your travel dates, notify One Nation Travel at least 5 days before the tour starts. For requests received at least 5 days before the tour starts, the cost of all non-refundable flight and bus tickets will be deducted from your paid balance. For requests received less than 5 days before the tour starts, and for no-shows, the full amount paid is non-refundable.

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.