Private Suvla Sector Tour from Canakkale / Eceabat

Canakkale - Eceabat

08:00

Pick up from hotel in Çanakkale and ferry to Eceabat

08:30

Depart for Fully Guided Private Suvla Tour

Visiting

• Hill 60 Cemetery
• Green Hill Cemetery
• Scimittar Hill (Yusufcuk Tepe Turkish Memorial)
• Hill 10 Cemetery
• Azmak Cemetery
• A Beach
• Kangaroo Beach
• Kiretch Tepe

12:30

Tour ends & arrive back in Eceabat. After lunch

ferry to Çanakkale

The package includes

• All Transportation in A/C 'NO - SMOKING' vehicle
• Fully Guided Private Suvla Sector tour
• Professional English speaking guide
• Restaurant lunch in Eceabat
• Ferry fees

Gallipoli's Forgotten Front: A Private Tour of Suvla Bay

For visitors based in Çanakkale or Eceabat, this private tour provides a rare opportunity to explore the vast and often-overlooked Suvla Sector. Go beyond the main tourist sites and discover the fascinating story of the August 1915 landings, the final major attempt to break the stalemate at Gallipoli. With a dedicated local guide and a private vehicle, you can freely explore the wide-open plain that became the battlefield for Britain's "New Army," gaining a deep understanding of a pivotal and controversial chapter of the campaign.

This tour is a journey into the great "what if" of Gallipoli. You will trace the footsteps of the British and Irish soldiers from their landing points on the bay, analyzing the objectives and the challenges they faced. Your expert guide will lead you across the plain to the key topographical features that became bloody battlegrounds, including the crucial Chocolate Hill (Yilghin Burnu), the commanding Green Hill (Kiretch Tepe), and Scimitar Hill, the site of the campaign's last major attack.

By exploring this unique and different terrain, you will gain a complete perspective on the Gallipoli campaign. The private nature of the tour allows for a flexible and detailed exploration, focusing on the specific military history and human stories of the Suvla front. It’s an essential experience for any WWI enthusiast wanting the full picture of the events that transpired on the peninsula.