Gallipoli Access 2011
29 June 2011
Over the coming months, a program of works will be conducted
along Anzac Cove including the construction of a concrete gravity
sea wall along the back of the beach through Anzac Cove which will
protect the area and nearby headland cemeteries from the impact of
the sea. The surface of the road above Anzac Cove will also be
upgraded with proper drainage installed, and the surrounding land
side slope will be landscaped.
These works will be carried out between July and December 2011.
During this period there will be some disruption to access to the
Anzac Commemorative site and surrounding roads.
From July until 8 October 2011 visitor access in the following
areas will be affected:
Visitor access to the Anzac Commemorative Site (ACS) will be
possible only via the northern entrance on roads through Bigali and
Buyukanafarta villages.
There will be no visitor access along Anzac Cove Road to Beach
Cemetery, Shrapnel Valley, Plugge's Plateau, Anzac Cove and Ari
Burnu. Shell Green will still be accessible via Artillery road from
Lone Pine.
Second Ridge road will remain open to visitor access from
Kabetepe with access to Lone Pine, The Nek and Chunuk Bair.
From 8 October until 2 December visitor access will be affected in
the following areas:
There will be no visitor access to the ACS, Canterbury Cemetery,
Commonwealth War Graves Commission cottages, No.2 Outpost Cemetery,
New Zealand No. 2 Outpost Cemetery and Embarkation Pier.
Visitor access will be opened along Anzac Cove Road (from
Kabatepe direction) to Brighton Beach Cemetery, Shrapnel Valley,
Plugge's Plateau, Anzac Cove, Ari Burnu and Shell Green.
Second Ridge road will remain open to visitor access (from
Kabetepe direction), including to notable locations such as Lone
Pine, The Nek and Chunuk Bair.
From 2 December until 27 December visitor access will be affected
in the following areas:
Visitor access to notable locations along Anzac Cove Road from
Embarkation Pier to Brighton Beach (including the ACS, Ari Burnu
and Beach Cemetery) will be possible only via the northern entrance
on roads through Bigali and Buyukanafarta villages.
Second Ridge road will remain open to visitor access (from
Kabetepe direction), including to notable locations such as Lone
Pine, The Nek and Chunuk Bair.