DAY 1 CANAKKALE – TROY – GALLIPOLI – ISTANBUL 08.30 Collect from Canakkale Hotels Proceeds to the ancient city of Troy in our A/C & NO-SMOKING tour bus. The guide will explain the mythology surrounding Troy, the Trojan Horse and Helen of Troy, as well as explaining the history and discoveries of the archaeological diggings from its discovery by Heinrich Schliemann in the 1870's to the present day and on going. Nine cities have been discovered built one on top of the other dating back to 3500 B.C. You'll also see and hear about: The Trojan Horse Helen of Troy. The Trojan Wars. Sacrificial Altars. The 3700 year old city walls. Houses of Troy I, 3000 B.C. - 2500 B.C. The battle between Achilles and Paris. Current excavations in progress. Remains of the various cities from Troy I through to Troy IX.

11.30 Return to Canakkale 11.45 Depart from Canakkale and proceeds by Kilitbahir Car Ferry across the Dardanelles. Before proceeding to the battlefields lunch is provided at the Restaurant. After lunch the tour travels by air-conditioned tour bus and to the battlefield area and visits:

After lunch the tour travels by air-conditioned tour bus and to the battlefield area and visits: Brighton Beach, the intended landing place and swimming weather permitting. Beach Cemetery on the southern tip of ANZAC Cove, the landing place of the first wave of ANZAC troops and home to up to 30,000 troops during the campaign. John Simpson Kirkpatrick of "Simpson and his donkey" fame is buried in this cemetery. Ari Burnu Cemetery on the northern tip of ANZAC Cove. Lone Pine Australian Memorial, site of the successful attack and capture of Turkish trenches by the Australians during the August offensive. Johnston's Jolly where you'll visit original Allied and Turkish trenches and tunnels. 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial The Nek site of the famous Light Horse charge depicted in the 'Gallipoli' movie. Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial, captured by the New Zealanders during the August offensive, highest point captured during the entire campaign.