Excursion d'une journée complète d'Istanbul à Gallipoli avec déjeuner et transferts
Description
Le nom Gallipoli a longtemps été associé au sacrifice et à l'héroïsme, un lieu où l'histoire et la légende se sont combinées, avec les événements de 1915 qui ont marqué de nombreuses nations. Cette visite quotidienne de Gallipoli peut vous ramener là où l'histoire a été faite et les mythes sont nés, reliant le passé au présent. Visitez Brighton Beach, Anzac Cove, Arıbırnu Cemetery, Beach Cemetery, The ANZAC Commemorative Site, The Lone Pine Australian Memorial, 57th Turkish Regement Cemetery The Nek and Chunuk Bair New Zealan Memorial.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Après une prise en charge matinale à votre hôtel à Taksim ou dans la région de Sultanahmet, quittez la foule d'Istanbul et partez pour la péninsule de Gallipoli. Conduisez le long de la mer de Marmara en profitant de la vue sur la campagne pendant environ cinq heures, en faisant une pause à mi-chemin pour des rafraîchissements.
Le nom de Gallipoli a longtemps été associé au sacrifice et à l'héroïsme, un lieu où l'histoire et la légende se sont combinées, les événements de 1915 ayant laissé leur marque sur de nombreuses nations. Laissez cette visite vous ramener là où l'histoire a été faite et où les mythes sont nés, reliant le passé au présent.Après le déjeuner à Eceabat, la ville la plus proche des champs de bataille de Gallipoli, visitez Brighton Beach, Beach Cemetery, ANZAC Cove, Ariburnu Cemetery , site commémoratif de l'ANZAC, respect de la statue de Mehmetcik, mémorial australien de Lone Pine, Johnston's Jolly (tranchées et tunnels turcs et alliés), cimetière du 57e régiment d'infanterie turc, The Nek, mémorial néo-zélandais de Chunuk Bair. À la fin de la visite, retournez à Istanbul avec des souvenirs inoubliables dans votre esprit et des sentiments dans votre cœur
Prenez les cinq heures de route pour retourner à Istanbul en faisant une pause à mi-chemin pour des rafraîchissements et retournez à votre hôtel
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
La prise en charge à Taksim, Karaköy et dans la région de Galata s'effectue entre 6h00 et 6h15. La prise en charge à Sultanahmet, Sirkeci, dans la région a lieu entre 6h30 et 7h00. Pas de service de prise en charge ou de retour depuis les hôtels de la partie asiatique d'Istanbul Un point de rendez-vous peut être organisé en fonction de l'emplacement de l'hôtel
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Une option végétarienne est disponible, s'il vous plaît aviser au moment de la réservation si nécessaire
- La durée des transferts est approximative, la durée exacte dépendra de l'heure de la journée et des conditions de circulation
- Pas de service de navette depuis les hôtels du côté asiatique d'Istanbul
- Prise en charge à Taksim, Karaköy, région de Galata entre 6h00 et 6h15.
- La prise en charge à Sultanahmet, Sirkeci, Aksaray, Fatih se fait entre 6h30 et 7h00.
- Veuillez contacter pour l'heure et l'emplacement exacts de la prise en charge un jour avant la date de départ
Avis(633)
An excellent tour. The guide Gagi (Charlie ) was excellent.He had good English , a sense of humor and great history knowledge. I can recommend this tour.
We really enjoyed the whole day. It was very informative and sobering, but Hasan certainly was so knowledgeable , and had such a great lot of photos to show us. The lunch was very nice, plenty for everyone. The only down side for my husband and myself, was the it being such a hot day. Hasan certainly made the the day with plenty of jokes and fun things. We would certainly recommend this tour.
So knowledgeable and our guide Charlie explained everything so well from all points of views We did the day tour and are from OZ, very humbling and glad to have done it
This is a long day, about 15 hours as it is 4 hours distance from Istanbul. However it is well worth it. Our guide Gagri (Charlie) was excellent. Good English, good history knowledge and a sense of humour.
A very informative and interesting day. Our guide Charlie was full of knowledge and passionate about the history of Gallipoli. Our driver Josh was friendly and added commentary at times too.
Our lovely tour guide I think Hanan was simply amazing. Picking up from hotel to Gallipoli and dropping back was absolutely superb. I went on the guidance of other reviews and I was so not disapppinted. It was excellent and although a very long day to learn all about the anzacs was incredible and a very good history lesson for us Aussies. Thankyou.
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We had the most unforgettable day exploring Gallipoli with our fabulous guide Cindy. She had amazing knowledge of the history & the involvement of the different countries & told it in such an interesting, compassionate & insightful way it made it very special . We travelled in a private luxury air conditioned bus & were able to spend as much time as we needed at each stop to explore. Thank you Crowded House tours we had a fabulous day.
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It was amazing day learning about Gallipoli campaign from our tour guide. The drive there was pleasant and the lunch service was good. My tour guide Charlie was amazing sharing accounts from my both sides of the conflict. He talked about the strategies, geography and objectives during the war. I would highly recommend him for others as well
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Seeing Gallipoli was fantastic but I also didn’t think they actually respected our time very well and we could have seen way more. After lunch there was a bunch of dead time (20 minutes) then it was half an hour going towards the actual site where our chatted but he only started talking about the landings once we got to a statue (Respect to Mehmetçik Monument) where the van backed into trees so we couldn’t even see it. At that point there was 35 minutes of our guide actually talking about the landings. I asked why we were just sitting in some bushes and he kept talking for more than 10 minutes. Once he was done we had 5 minutes to see the monument before we got back into the van. It was like that a lot where he’d talk for 10-15 minutes then give us 5-10 minutes to actually see it and it would’ve been more impactful if he’d talked more and pointed stuff out instead of giving us info and then letting us wander. Overall I’m happy I saw what we did but it was a bummer not seeing helles or achi especially because there was definitely time for it if we’d just been moving. I don’t regret it but you could find a place that respects your time more
Dear Spencer Gibson Thank you for your review. The tour you booked is a small group tour not a private one and we have an itinerary and a timing to follow. And we followed the same timing and itinerary on Jluy 7th as we have been doing the last 15 years. Eceabat where you have the lunch is the closest town to the ANZAC sites and it takes about only 10 15 minutes to the first spot on the tour. The talk can not be called a chat, our guide Charlie gave the general information about the Gallipoli campaign and explained how the events started in 1915 as he always do. He stppped there to give shade for all the group members because in July the weather is too hot. And each cemetery and monument has a unique story to tell that is why fort he next stops he gave more information and give free time to have a look around. And the duration of the free time depends on the size of the cemerety or monument. But it is definitely not 5 to 10 minutes more than that. Helles and Achibaba is located on the southern tip of the Gallipoli peninsula and on the day tours from / to Istanbul because of timing it is not possible to get there. And on the tour itinerary we definetely do not have these 2 spots. We recommend you to book a private tour and have a look deeply on the itinerary you book for your future bookings to have the time you need on the sites. Safe Travels
Fantastic experience. Picked up from our hotel and dropped back at the end of the day. I was not expecting much as a lunch though was pleasantly surprised it was a sit down lunch before the tour. Our tour guide Charlie was very personable, knowledgeable, friendly and passionate. Lots of stories and insights into the Gallipoli story. Would highly recommend.
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