6 Days Gallipoli, Troy, Ephesus, Pamukkale and Cappadocia Tour

Brighton BeachSee the stretch of coast south of the Anzac landing area. Its open shoreline helps your guide explain the plans and terrain of the Gallipoli landings.

Beach CemeteryVisit the cemetery close to the shore, where soldiers from the Gallipoli campaign are buried. The setting connects the graves with the nearby landing ground.

Anzac CoveLook at the narrow beach and the ridges rising behind it. Your guide describes the landing here and the difficulties created by the surrounding ground.

Ari BurnuStop by the coastal point beside Anzac Cove. Hear about its place in the landing area and the memorial landscape along the shore.

Lone Pine CemeteryVisit the cemetery and memorial at Lone Pine. The guide explains the fighting on this ridge and the Australian losses remembered here.

Lunch in Eceabat before the battlefield tourAn included restaurant lunch in Eceabat comes before the afternoon visits. Drinks with the meal are paid separately.

Johnston's JollySee remains of opposing trench lines at Johnston's Jolly. Their closeness helps explain the conditions faced by soldiers on this part of the front.

Shrapnel ValleyView the valley that formed an important route inland from the Anzac shore. Your guide explains why movement through this ground was dangerous during the campaign.

Turkish MemorialVisit the memorial to the Turkish soldiers who defended Gallipoli. The stop adds the Ottoman account to the day's battlefield history.

The NekStand near the narrow ridge where the charge at the Nek took place. The small area of ground gives context to the events your guide describes.

Chunuk BairVisit the high ridge and its memorials. Hear about the struggle for this position during the August offensive and its place in New Zealand and Turkish remembrance.

Troy Ancient CityExplore the layers of a settlement occupied across many periods. Your guide separates the archaeological remains from the legends associated with the Trojan War.

Trojan Horse in CanakkaleSee the large wooden horse beside the water in Canakkale. This city stop is separate from the archaeological site, which lies outside Canakkale.

Sacrificial AltarsView the surviving altar remains within Troy's archaeological area. The guide explains their use in the religious life of the settlement.

Ancient City WallsExamine sections of Troy's stone defences, including walls about 3,700 years old. These remains show how the settlement protected its entrances and higher ground.

Houses of Troy ISee remains from one of the earliest phases of settlement at Troy. The house foundations belong to a much earlier town than the later ruins around them.

Agora of TroyVisit the area of the later town's public square. It shows how life at Troy continued through periods long after the Bronze Age settlements.

Ephesus Ancient CityDiscover the streets and public spaces of Roman Ephesus on foot. The library facade and great theatre are among the main remains explained by your guide.

House of Virgin MaryVisit the stone shrine in the wooded hills near Ephesus. It is a place of pilgrimage linked by tradition to Mary's life in this region.

Lunch during the Ephesus visitsTake a restaurant lunch as part of the included guided day. Drinks and personal purchases are separate.

Temple of ArtemisSee the remains of the temple once famous as an ancient wonder. Your guide describes the sanctuary that stood on this site and the role it played in the region.

Pamukkale TravertinesSee the white hillside terraces built up by minerals in the spring water. Use the marked visitor route, with shoes removed where required.

Hierapolis Ancient CityWalk among the ruins above the travertines. Your guide introduces the ancient city that developed around Pamukkale's thermal springs.

Lunch before your Pamukkale hotel stayAn included restaurant lunch is part of the guided day. Drinks are extra, and your hotel transfer follows the sightseeing.

Cleopatra Antique PoolView the pool and the old columns resting under its thermal water for free. Swimming is optional and requires a separate payment at the site.

Devrent ValleySee the rock formations for which Devrent is known, including the camel-like outline. The valley offers a close view of Cappadocia's naturally shaped stone.

Pasabag Open Air MuseumExplore the tall, capped fairy chimneys of Pasabag. Carved chambers within the formations connect the landscape with its former monastic use.

Goreme Panoramic ViewPause for a broad view of Goreme and the valleys around it. From this stop, the relationship between the town and its rock landscape becomes clearer.

Lunch on the final Cappadocia tourHave the included restaurant lunch during the Red Tour. Drinks with the meal are an additional expense.

Avanos Pottery WorkshopWatch a local craftsman shape clay at a pottery wheel. The demonstration introduces Avanos' long association with pottery; any purchases are optional.

Zelve Open Air MuseumSee homes and religious spaces carved into the sides of the Zelve valleys. The remains give a picture of a community that lived within the rock.

Uchisar Castle exterior viewpointLook towards the large rock citadel above Uchisar. This is an outside viewing stop, with no castle entry or climb included.