This tour covers the Ypres Salient from Messines to Passchendaele spanning 1914 to 1918, we follow the Australian soldiers as they attacked towards Passchendaele in 1917, if you have ancestors that fell in the battle I will tailor the tour where possible to include them

We will stand and hear the story of the famous Christmas Truce in 1914 at Plugstreet Wood.

Here you will hear the story of the massive mine explosion on the 7th June 1917.

The 2nd of the 2 massive mines that you'll see, this one finished by the 1st Australian Tunnelling Coy.

Here will walk through the woods and visit concrete bunkers that were here when the Australian soldiers captured during the battle, we will visit the cemetery and the Australian 5th Division monument

Driving through following the line of the Australian advance

Here we will visit the worlds largest Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery 12,000 soldiers are buried here, only 3,000 have names, two Australian VC recipients are buried here.

Here we will see the hospital site where Lt Col John McCrae composed the iconic poem 'In Flanders Fields'

You will have 1 hour to explore the iconic 'In Flanders Fields Museum'

Stand on the main square in Ypres see the Cloth Hall, the Cathedral and spend some free time in town maybe eat the National dish which is Flemish Stew

Take part in the 'Last Post' ceremony at the Menin Gate which has been carried out every night at 8pm by the local fire brigade buglers since 1927 {Other than the NAZI occupation in WW2}

Here we will see how the Germans commemorated they war dead, walk amongst the 44,000 German dead buried here