Commemoration

In Australia & New Zealand, ANZAC DAY commemoration features solemn ‘dawn services’, a tradition started in Albany, Western Australia on 25 April 1923 & now held at war memorials around both countries, accompanied by thoughts of those lost at war to the ceremonial sounds of the Last Post on the bugle. The fourth stanza of Laurence Binyon’s poem For the Fallen (known as the Ode of Remembrance) is often recited.

REF. NO.18

4 Days 3 Nights …

Cruise Summary

Departure Dates

            June         July          August       September     October

            1 – 4          1 – 4           1 – 4                 1 – 4                 1 – 4

            5 – 8         5 – 8           5 – 8                 5 – 8               5 – 8

          9 – 12        9 – 12         9 – 12                9 – 12             9 – 12

        13 – 16     13 – 16       13 – 16               13 – 16            13 – 16

        17 – 20    17 – 20       17 – 20             17 – 20             17 – 20

        21 – 24    21 – 24       21 – 24             21 – 24            21 – 24

       25 – 29    25 – 29       25 – 29            25 – 29            25 – 29

Note:

In case of poor weather and/or sea conditions, this program is subject to change without notice.

WARNING!!

There are very few toilets in the battlefield area. Go before tour!
There are also very few bins so please collect your rubbish & put it back on the bus so we can dispose of it responsibly later on.
Take your bathers/togs/cossies/swimmers for a swim at lunchtime when & if time & weather permits.
There are no shops at the battlefields, so remember to buy water & nibblies before you leave Eceabat.
Remember to take sunscreen & a hat if you’re not fond of direct sunlight as there is minimal shade available. Shorts are fine to wear on the peninsula but remember to wear sensible shoes as you will be walking on uneven ground at times & there are snakes in the area.

PLEASE NOTE
Times change according to the season & weather conditions.