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Cape Helles & Anzac Gallipoli Tour from Canakkale

Cape Helles & Anzac Gallipoli Tour from Canakkale

4.8(9)
Operates Daily – No Minimum Participants
08:30 - 17:00
Small Group
3 guide languages
10 Attractions

What you'll experience

Most Gallipoli tours cover only the ANZAC sector. The Cape Helles and Anzac tour from Canakkale walks you through both the southern British landing beaches and the northern ANZAC battlefields in a single guided day, completing the full peninsula story from V Beach and Achi Baba Hill to Lone Pine Cemetery and Chunuk Bair.

The day opens at Kilitbahir Fortress, tying the Dardanelles naval story to the land campaign, before the Cape Helles Memorial. Lunch comes between the sectors, then ANZAC Cove, Johnston's Jolly and The Nek follow, with an Ottoman regimental memorial keeping every nation in view. The route suits Australian and New Zealand heritage travelers.

In your price

Already covered for you

  • Lunch
  • All entrance fees
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Licensed guide
Taxes and service fees includedTÜRSAB licence 6250 · Since 2009

You just enjoy the trip, we take care of the rest.

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Your day

Tour Itinerary

  • Lunch included
  • Guide included
  • Transfers included
  • Entry fees included
  • Transport included

Cape Helles and ANZAC in One Day

Hotel pickup, the southern Gallipoli line, lunch, the ANZAC sector, and return to Canakkale or Eceabat.

  1. 08:30

    Pick up from your hotel.

    You are collected in Canakkale or Eceabat and begin the full-day Gallipoli route with your guide.

    Pickup time may change according to hotel location.

  2. Start with the Cape Helles sector.

    The morning focuses on the southern front where the campaign's coastal landings and memorial geography can be read more broadly.

  3. Cape Helles and ANZAC Tour Route · 6 stops Kilitbahir Fortress -> Achi Baba -> V Beach -> Cape Helles Memorial -> ANZAC Cove -> Lone Pine -> 57th Regiment -> The Nek -> Chunuk Bair
  4. Kilitbahir Fortress

    Kilitbahir Fortress opens the day by anchoring the entire Gallipoli campaign in its naval origins at the narrowest point of the Dardanelles. Understanding why the strait mattered so much to the Allied war plan adds a strategic weight that enriches every memorial and cemetery you visit afterwards.

  5. Achi Baba and the Cape Helles line

    Achi Baba looms above the southern front as the objective the British forces never fully captured, and climbing toward its slopes reveals why elevation and exposure cost so many lives. The guide explains the repeated offensives here so that the Cape Helles Memorial, just ahead, carries its full weight.

  6. V Beach and Cape Helles Memorial

    V Beach is where soldiers waded through gunfire onto a defended shore, and the sand still feels heavy with that history. The Cape Helles Memorial standing nearby lists over twenty thousand names with no known grave, an immense act of remembrance that most half-day tours never reach.

  7. ANZAC Cove

    After lunch the route swings north to ANZAC Cove, where the familiar name suddenly becomes a narrow, steep-sided beach that instantly explains the confusion and vulnerability of the dawn landings. This transition from the southern British story to the ANZAC sector is one of the most powerful shifts in tone any single-day battlefield tour can offer.

  8. Lone Pine and Johnston's Jolly

    Lone Pine is the most visited Australian war memorial at Gallipoli, and standing among its rows of headstones after already walking V Beach gives the sacrifice a comparative depth that shorter tours rarely achieve. Johnston's Jolly then adds trench-level proximity, placing you between lines that sat mere metres apart.

  9. 57th Regiment, The Nek, and Chunuk Bair

    The 57th Regiment Memorial honours the Ottoman soldiers who held this ground against overwhelming odds, balancing the day's ANZAC focus with equal respect. The Nek follows with its narrow ridge of tragic charges, and Chunuk Bair closes the tour at a summit where New Zealand memory and panoramic strategy converge.

  10. 17:00

    Tour ends and return transfer.

    At the end of the full-day route, you are transferred back to your hotel in Canakkale or Eceabat.

Tour Services

What's Included

Clear scope of services for the Cape Helles & Anzac Gallipoli Tour from Canakkale

Includes

Services covered in your tour package

  • Pick up and drop off from Canakkale or Eceabat hotels
  • Professional English-speaking licensed tour guide
  • Lunch
  • All entrance fees as per the route
  • All land transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
  • Local taxes and service charges

Excludes

Services not covered by the package price

  • Personal expenses
  • Drinks at lunch

Highlights

Why should ANZAC heritage travelers choose the full-day route?

  • Cape Helles and V Beach reveal the British landing tragedy that most shorter tours skip entirely, honouring a side of the campaign that shaped the southern front from its first hours.
  • Kilitbahir Fortress connects the Dardanelles naval story to the land campaign, giving the day a strategic prologue that makes every battlefield stop afterwards more meaningful.
  • ANZAC Cove, Lone Pine, and Chunuk Bair complete the heritage arc by moving north into the sector where Australian and New Zealand troops fought for ridgelines still visible from the memorials.
  • The 57th Regiment Memorial honours Ottoman sacrifice with the same gravity as the Allied cemeteries, keeping the tour balanced across every nation that bled on this peninsula.
  • A full eight-hour route means no memorial is rushed so you leave with a complete understanding instead of fragments from a shortened afternoon visit.
  • Lunch between the two sectors provides a natural reset that separates the southern and northern chapters of the campaign without breaking the emotional thread of the day.

Walk where your ancestors fought and let their story reach you through the landscape itself. Continue the Dardanelles journey with a Troy day tour from Canakkale or combine both legends in the Troy and Gallipoli tour.

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Good to know

Before you book

  • This route starts from Canakkale or Eceabat and returns to the same area at the end of the day.
  • Lunch is included between the Cape Helles and ANZAC sections of the program.
  • Comfortable shoes are recommended because the route includes outdoor walking across memorial and battlefield ground.
  • Vegetarian meal options are available. Please let us know your dietary preferences in advance.
  • Pick-up times may vary depending on your hotel location and seasonal conditions.
Available Languages:EnglishTour Types:GroupPrices may vary depending on the selected language and tour type.

FAQ

Questions about this tour

What time does this tour start and end?

It starts at 08:30 and ends at about 17:00.

Is hotel pick-up included?

Yes. Included: Pick up and drop off from Canakkale or Eceabat hotels.

Are meals included?

Included: Lunch. Not included: Drinks at lunch.

Are entrance fees included?

Yes. Included: All entrance fees as per the route.

What will you see on this tour?

Kilitbahir Fortress, Achi Baba Hill, V Beach, Cape Helles Memorial, Brighton Beach, ANZAC Cove, Lone Pine Cemetery, 57th Regiment Memorial, The Nek and Chunuk Bair.

What is the difference between the Cape Helles & Anzac Gallipoli Tour from Canakkale and the Troy and Gallipoli Full Day Tour From Canakkale?

Compared with this tour, the Troy and Gallipoli Full Day Tour From Canakkale (another route): visits Troy Ancient City and Dardanelles Ferry Crossing. From €158 per person (€29 less than this tour).

In which languages is the tour guided?

Guides are available in English.

Does this tour depart every day?

Yes, it departs daily and there is no minimum number of participants.

Guest Feedback

Cape Helles & Anzac Gallipoli Tour from Canakkale reviews

4.89 reviews

Absolutamente espectacular. Can es un guia apasionado que realmente ama lo que hace. Los lugares eran hermosos y la experiencia inolvidable. Gracias por todo!!

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Somi O.

Our group of 6 all agreed this was the best day of the trip. Our guide Mehmet deserves special mention - genuinely passionate and so fun to be around. Suvla Bay and the beaches were hauntingly peacful. pickup and dropoff were right on time. we didnt have to worry about anything. hearing both Turkish and ANZAC perspectives was eye-opening. our guide told the Gallipoli stories with such respect. We will definetly be back for more tours in Turkey.

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Edward N.

Tour fantastico, tutto organizzato alla perfezione. La nostra guida Erkan era molto simpatica e preparata. Un esperienza che consiglio a tutti. I panorami erano mozzafiato e il cibo turco buonissimo.

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Arthur C.

Being from New Zealand this was deeply personal. Starting from Canakkale meant we could get to the peninsula early. Anzac Cove, Lone Pine cemetery, Chunuk Bair memorial - each stop was incredibly moving. Adding Cape Helles gave the full picture of the campaign including the British and French landings. Our guide was respectful and thorough. Tears were shed.

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Mandla P.

A+ experience all around.

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Caio K.

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