Turkey · GALLIPOLI AND TROY
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The peninsula is a war cemetery and memorial ground for the men who died there in 1915, and the sites on it are graves, not attractions. Visits are long days, most of them starting from Istanbul or Canakkale, and they cover Anzac Cove, Lone Pine, Chunuk Bair and the Turkish memorials, often with the ruins of Troy the following morning. Below is what each visit covers, how long it takes and where it departs from.
A long, moving Gallipoli day trip from Istanbul with hotel transfers, an expert guide, and lunch, covering ANZAC Cove and key WWI sites.
An emotional, guided Gallipoli day trip from Istanbul, with cemeteries, ANZAC Cove, and battlefield viewpoints, plus lunch and air-conditioned transport.
A small-group full day from Istanbul to Gallipoli and Anzac sites, with Kilitbahir Castle, memorials, museum time, and an excellent guide.
Full-day Troy trip from Istanbul with a Dardanelles ferry crossing, guided myth-and-archaeology tour, and included lunch for $169.
