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the Accommodation
Designed with modesty yet fitted-out with everything necessary for a comfortable stay, offering views of the 800m2 gardens and countryside beyond and to preserve the harmony with this small farming community much attention was given to the overall design of the buildings to blend in with the surroundings.
the Peninsula
For nature lovers the Gallipoli National Park offers a great "Aegean" feel, similar to the south of France yet untouched by the 21st century. One comes across shepherds herding their flock, farmers working the land and sleepy villages where the only sign of life comes from the village cafe. Wildflowers bloom in spring and give the peninsula a colourful carpet. In summer, this carpet turns yellow with the thousands of sunflowers that are grown by the farmers. And although there are no sign-posted walking trails there is plenty of opportunity for hiking in unspoilt countryside.
the Battlefields
The Gallipoli Gallipoli houses is right in the middle of the three battlefields with Suvla to the North, Anzac to the West and Helles to the South. If possible, allow a few extra days to walk the battlefields. Not only are these hikes of historical value but they also offer beautiful scenery and with a bit of luck a glimpse at the local wildlife.