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Experience a WW1 Gallipoli battlefield tour from Ireland, exploring Istanbul, Anzac Cove, Suvla Bay, the Gallipoli Peninsula and more..
This WW1 Gallipoli battlefield tour from Ireland offers a meaningful opportunity to explore one of the most significant campaigns of the First World War. Guided by a professional historian, you will gain a deeper understanding of the Gallipoli campaign and Ireland’s wider connection to the conflict.
For many Irish men, Gallipoli is more than a chapter in a book, it’s a name that echoes with sacrifice, courage and untold hardship. This tour offers the chance to finally visit the battlefield where so many soldiers fought.
You’ll explore Istanbul’s great monuments, walk through ancient Troy and stand on the cliffs of Anzac Cove and Suvla Bay. At sites like V Beach, the Helles Memorial and Green Hill Cemetery, the history becomes real. For those with family ties, military interest, or a desire to understand Ireland’s place in WWI beyond the Western Front, this tour delivers depth and perspective, not just dates and names.
You’ll travel with a small Irish group, with GTI Travel taking care of your flights, transfers and hotel. That leaves more time to reflect, connect and fully enjoy the experience. Whether it’s a personal pilgrimage, a shared interest with a friend or something you’ve always meant to do, this is a journey worth taking.
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Our Sample Itinerary
Fly from Dublin to Istanbul. Meet your local Tour Manager for transfer by executive coach to your hotel. Overnight Istanbul.
Breakfast at your hotel. Enjoy a guided walking tour of Sultanahmet, the soul of Old Istanbul including visits to the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, the Underground Cistern before continuing to the colourful Grand Baazar and Egyption Spice Markets. Free time in the afternoon and overnight in Istanbul.
Breakfast & check out of your hotel and depart for Canakkale. En route you will stop at the remarkable excavations at Troy, the site of the legendary Trojan Wars and the famous Wooden Horse of Troy. You will also have a visit to Renkioki Hospital. Arrive at Canakkale and check in to your hotel for dinner and overnight.
Breakfast at your hotel. Today you will take the ferry to explore Anzac Cove and the Suvla Bay area. First you will stop at the Gaba Tepe information centre before continuing along the Chunik Bair road. Visits today include Lone Pine Australian Memorial, Johnston’s Jolly, 57th Infantry Regiment Memorial, Walker’s Ridge, The Nek, Hill 10, Green Hill Cemetery, Scimitar Hill Cemeter & lala Baba CW. Dinner and overnight at your hotel in Cannakale.
Breakfast at your hotel. Today is a full day excursion to the Helles Sector. Visit Doughty-Wylie’s Grave, V Beach, Helles Memorial, W Beach, Alcitepe Village & Ecebat. Return to your hotel in the evening for dinner and overnight.
Breakfast at your hotel and check out. Depart Canakkale for Istanbul. Today you will also enjoy a cruise on the Bosphorus Strait. Check in to your hotel in Istanbul for overnight.
Breakfast at your hotel and check-out. Transfer to Istanbul Airport for your return flight to Dublin.
The following official memorial authorities provide searchable records of soldiers who died during the First World War. These resources may be helpful for those researching relatives commemorated on the Western Front, including those on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
All figures and records referenced are published by the respective memorial authorities.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is the intergovernmental authority responsible for recording and maintaining Commonwealth war graves and memorials worldwide. According to the CWGC, its database allows searches by name, regiment and place of commemoration across all official Commonwealth cemeteries and memorials.
According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission the Helles Memorial commemorates Commonwealth servicemen who died during the Gallipoli Campaign and have no known grave. It is the principal Memorial to the Missing for the campaign. Individual names are officially recorded and searchable within the CWGC database.
According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Green Hill Cemetery is an official Commonwealth war cemetery associated with the fighting around Suvla Bay during the Gallipoli Campaign. Individual grave and commemoration records are officially recorded and searchable within the CWGC database.
According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Lancashire Landing Cemetery is an official Commonwealth war cemetery at W Beach in the Helles sector. It contains burials from the initial landings and subsequent fighting during the Gallipoli Campaign. Individual grave records are officially recorded and searchable within the CWGC database.
According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission V Beach Cemetery is an official Commonwealth war cemetery at Cape Helles associated with the April 1915 landings and later operations during the Gallipoli Campaign. Individual grave and commemoration records are officially recorded and searchable within the CWGC database.
According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Lala Baba Cemetery is an official Commonwealth war cemetery associated with the fighting around Suvla Bay during the Gallipoli Campaign. Individual grave and commemoration records are officially recorded and searchable within the CWGC database.
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Return flights from Dublin to Istanbul with Turkish Airlines.
Flights times for each date on this tour are to be announced.
Note: we offer selected tours departing from Cork as well as Dublin (subject to availability).
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