So much for topical virtual sightseeing.

Google {Earth | Maps} doesn't have high-res imagery of Suvla Bay.

For Gallipoli itself, there are out-one-level images, with enough resolution for a clear view of small boats in the harbor.

If you're trying to answer the question of the day - "Just how obviously stupid an idea was that, anyway?" - the out-five-levels and still blurry images of Suvla don't offer much information about terrain, let alone fortifications. (Well, OK, so images of the fortifications as they are now wouldn't really mean that much about what was there in 1915.  This is satellite tourism, not strategic reconnaissance.)