On the 25th April each year, Australians and New Zealanders around the world commemorate ANZAC Day. It represents a defining moment in their history and brings to mind the tragic waste of life experienced in the Gallipoli campaign during First World War. So where better to be than at the Dawn Service held each year at ANZAC Cove, Gallipoli. After the service you can spend time wandering across the battlefields and visiting the memorials to the fallen soldiers, both ANZAC and Turkish. Our tours also allow you to explore more of the delights that Turkey has to offer - depending on the time available to you.

 

 

 

Thinking of joining the Anzac Day 2007 celebrations? Then read through our Gallipoli page and make the most of your visit to Turkey and find out what it is like at the dawn service

 

Have you read our guide to Turkey? - includes health, climate & visa information