On 25 April, Allied forces landed at Anzac Cove and Cape Helles on the Gallipoli peninsula. "Grasshopper" supported the landings at S Beach on Cape Helles on 25 April along with "Basilisk" and the battleships and , and for the next few days swept mines inside the straits to allow battleships to support the landings. The British made another attempt to break the stalemate at Gallipoli on 6–7 August 1915, with the Landing at Suvla Bay, to the north of Anzac Cove. The troops were landed using armoured shallow-draught self-propelled landing craft known as "Beetles", which were towed close to shore by destroyers. "Grasshopper" took part in the main landingon Nibrunesi beach to the south of Sulva Bay, where two brigades (the 32nd and 33rd of the 11th Division) were landed. Each destroyer carried 500 troops aboard, while towing a "Beetle" carrying a further 500 troops. The "Beetles" landed their troops and then returned to pick up the remaining troops on the destroyers and land them. "Grasshopper" took part in the final evacuations from Gallipoli on 8/9 January 1916, picking up troops from V beach on Cape Helles.