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Gallipoli Underwater Park 1. Dünya Savaşı Batıklarını Dalışa Açıyor Çanakkale Turizmine Değer Katıyoruz.

29/08/2026

Wrecks by depth | 5 – 10 Meters

Gallipoli is home to a remarkable collection of shipwrecks, resting at different depths across its waters. 🌊

From shallower sites to deeper wrecks, each depth reveals a different part of this underwater heritage.

This time, explore the wrecks found between 5 and 10 meters and discover the stories they hold. 🤿







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Discover the Deep Heritage Project — protecting Gallipoli’s historic shipwrecks for generations to come. 🌊Çanakkale Sava...
24/08/2026

Discover the Deep Heritage Project — protecting Gallipoli’s historic shipwrecks for generations to come. 🌊

Çanakkale Savaşları Gelibolu Tarihi Alan Başkanlığı
1915Çanakkale Köprüsü
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Gallipoli Wreck Fest returns in 2027.More details coming soon. Alex Dawson 🇸🇪
18/08/2026

Gallipoli Wreck Fest returns in 2027.
More details coming soon.

Alex Dawson 🇸🇪

A year ago, Gallipoli Wreck Fest 2025 brought together talented underwater photographers from around the world.Today, we...
17/08/2026

A year ago, Gallipoli Wreck Fest 2025 brought together talented underwater photographers from around the world.

Today, we’re looking back at the three winning photographs that stood out among the many remarkable images captured during the festival.

🥇 1st Place - Przemyslaw Zyber
🥈 2nd Place - Maxime Cheminade
🥉 3rd Place - Martin Strmiska

Congratulations once again to our 2025 winners, and thank you to everyone who took part and shared their incredible work with us. 🤿📷

Przemysław Zyber
Maxime Cheminade
Martin Strmiska

Alex Dawson 🇸🇪







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An exceptional photograph by Martin Strmiska, capturing the beauty and atmosphere of Gallipoli's underwater heritage.📷 M...
10/08/2026

An exceptional photograph by Martin Strmiska, capturing the beauty and atmosphere of Gallipoli's underwater heritage.

📷 Martin Strmiska






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The Anti-Submarine NetsOnce part of the Gallipoli defence system, the Anti-Submarine Nets at Akbaş Cove were designed to...
10/08/2026

The Anti-Submarine Nets

Once part of the Gallipoli defence system, the Anti-Submarine Nets at Akbaş Cove were designed to stop submarines from passing through the Dardanelles.

Today, one of the rare surviving sections still rests beneath the surface, offering divers a unique connection to underwater history.

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Çanakkale savunmasının önemli parçalarından biri olan Akbaş Koyu’ndaki Mania Ağları, denizaltıların boğazdan geçişini engellemek amacıyla kullanılmıştır.

Günümüze ulaşabilen nadir bölümlerinden biri hâlâ su altında yatmakta ve dalgıçlara tarihle eşsiz bir buluşma sunmaktadır.

10/08/2026

The Anti-Submarine Nets, produced at the Haliç Shipyard, were used to prevent submarines from passing through the Dardanelles and played a vital role in the defence of Gallipoli during the war.

Designed with sections forming approximately 4 x 4 metre squares, the nets measured 60 metres in length and 30 metres in depth and were positioned between Akbaş Cove and Nara Point.

Between 26 June and 27 July 1915, a defensive line of approximately 1,500 metres was protected by 25 Anti-Submarine Nets. One of the rare surviving examples, spread across a wide area between the buoys, still awaits visitors interested in underwater history at Akbaş Cove.

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Haliç Tersanesi’nde üretilen Mania Ağları, savaş sırasında denizaltıların boğazdan geçişini engellemek amacıyla kullanılmış ve Çanakkale savunmasında hayati bir rol üstlenmiştir.

Toplam 60 metre uzunluğa ve 30 metre derinliğe sahip olan, her bölümü yaklaşık 4x4 metre karelerden oluşan ağlar, Akbaş Koyu ile Nara Burnu arasında yer almaktadır.

26 Haziran – 27 Temmuz 1915 tarihleri arasında yaklaşık 1.500 metrelik bir hat, 25 Mania Ağı ile korunmuştur. Şamandıralar arasında geniş bir alana yayılan ve günümüze ulaşabilen nadir örneklerden biri, su altı tarihine ilgi duyan ziyaretçileri Akbaş Koyu’nda beklemektedir.





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Aruburnu BargeThe Arıburnu Barge, whose sinking date and cause remain unknown, is one of the wrecks that continues to pr...
01/08/2026

Aruburnu Barge

The Arıburnu Barge, whose sinking date and cause remain unknown, is one of the wrecks that continues to preserve its mystery within the Gallipoli Historical Underwater Park.

Resting at a depth of 28.5 meters, the approximately 17.5-meter-long wreck has lost its wooden structure over time, while much of its metal framework has survived. Its higher side rails suggest that it may have been used to transport animals.

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Batış tarihi ve nedeni kesin olarak bilinmeyen Arıburnu Barçı, Gelibolu Tarihi Sualtı Parkı’nın gizemini koruyan batıklarından biridir.

Yaklaşık 17,5 metre uzunluğunda ve 28,5 metre derinlikte bulunan batığın ahşap bölümleri zamanla yok olmuş, metal yapısı ise büyük ölçüde günümüze ulaşmıştır. Yüksek bordaları, hayvan taşımacılığında kullanılmış olabileceğine işaret etmektedir.

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