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Gallipoli holds an important place in every Australian's heart & each year on Anzac Day, April 25th, thousands travel to Turkey to commemorate the bloody World War I battle at Gallipoli.
When we visit the battlefields it is with an overwhelming sense of remembrance, admiration and reverence that we realise the tragic waste of young lives which played, and continues to play, such a pivotal part in shaping the character of Australia, New Zealand and Turkey alike.
There is simply no more appropriate way to share this once in a lifetime experience than on tour with fellow young Australians as we commemorate the ultimate sacrifice our forefathers made.
To read a great report by Ledge about a previous Fanatics pilgrimage to Gallipoli click here!
2010 Gallipoli Tours
In 2010 we will be running a range of tours lasting between 3 and 16 days. So whether you are limited by time away from work or have time to enjoy all that Turkey has to offer – there’s a tour that’s perfect for you.
Our standard 3, 4 & 5-day Gallipoli tours begin and end in Istanbul and take in the Gallipoli Dawn & Lone Pine/Chunuk Bair services. The 9-day tours give you the opportunity to make a week of it and see a lot more of what this sensational country has to offer, an option that is only beaten by the full 16-day tour options which are the ultimate Turkey tours.
3 Day Tour: For anyone who can only arrive in Istanbul on April 24 this tour takes you straight to the Gallipoli peninsula for the Anzac services, 24-26 April, from £199.
4 Day Tour: Istanbul and the Gallipoli peninsula, 23-26 April, from £239.
5 Day Tour: Istanbul and the Gallipoli peninsula, 22-26 April, from £279.
9 Day Tours: Istanbul, Pamukkale, Ephesus, Kusadasi & Gallipoli, 18-26 April & 23 April-1 May, from £399.
16 Day Tours: The full Turkey tour including a three day cruise and the Anzac services at Gallipoli, 11-26 April & 23 April-8 May, from £599.
To see a map of our different tour options follow the links on the left hand side of this page to 'Tour Overview'.
Whatever option you choose you can be sure that at the end of your trip, never truer were the words "At the going down of the sun, and in the morning… we will remember them".
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