Extroverts are known to be sociable, energetic, and eager to visit as many places as possible. Unlike an introvert, he cannot sit in one place for a long time. They are as friendly as possible, can find a common language with anyone and love a change of scenery. Extroverts love travel and get the most out of it. They are not worried about busy streets or crowded bars. We've compiled a list of the best places to visit if you're an adventurous extrovert.
While introverts enjoy quiet places, extroverts can get bored after hours without moving. They are always looking for experiences that can be a good story at the dinner table, so active travel will be more enjoyable for extroverts. If you're an extrovert - forget about solo travel off the beaten path - go for fast, hectic journeys that will leave you with lifelong memories and stories that can be told for ages.
1.Bodrum
Bodrum, perhaps the most famous and most active holiday destination. Bodrum is a noisy and crowded place. The population of the region in the summer increases by an average of 10 times, so an extrovert can make a lot of new friends.
In Bodrum, formerly known as Halicarnassus, you can enjoy not only the sun, sparkling sea or wide beaches, but also traces of millennia of history and the mystery of mythology. Bodrum Castle, which has won the title of "Best Museum of the Year" more than once, is located in the heart of Bodrum.
If you have the opportunity, be sure to visit the Underwater Archaeological Museum and the Ancient Theater. Bodrum, which is one of the largest districts of Mula, also attracts attention with its nightlife, which makes the extrovert tourist feel good.
- One of the 7 wonders of the world is located in Bodrum. Don't miss the opportunity to see the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, built in the name of King Maussollos, who died in 377 BC.
- Head to Bitez Beach, which is 700 meters long and 20 meters wide, and enjoy the sea and sun.
- You've probably heard of Zeki Muren from Bodrum. So don't forget to visit the Zeki Muren Art Museum while you are in Bodrum.
- Discover the village culture and art of Dibeklikhan.
- If you want to conquer Bodrum completely, take a daily boat trip.
2.Alacati, Izmir
The area is famous for its Greek-style houses and there are several windmills that attract tourists. Alacati and Cesme have excellent infrastructure, there is a huge number of bars, restaurants and cafes where they offer to try the local cuisine. In addition, tourists can go fishing, ride a yacht or go diving.
But the sea is not the only entertainment. It offers vacationers cycling around the peninsula, where you can see all the nature and local living creatures. While in Alacati, don't miss the windmills that are the symbol of the place. The windmills, which have a history of 150 years, attract a lot of tourists' attention.
- Each resort has a small or large bazaar; however, the Alacati bazaar far exceeded expectations. When it comes to shopping, you can be sure to find whatever you are looking for.
- If you want to remember the colorful stone houses on your return home, take many pictures of the place.
- Take part in the Alaçatı Herb Festival.
3.Eski Foça, Izmir
Foca is the pearl of Izmir. Focha is one of the rare beauties that attracts thousands of tourists with its beauty every year. This is one of those places where you still want to return. Fokia is divided into two parts: Old Fosa and Yeni Foca.
Both places are inundated with tourists, but Eski Foça is more of a tourist destination. With its small harbor, numerous fishing boats, clean beaches, old Greek houses converted into boutique hotels and narrow streets, it gives the extrovert the world he is looking for.
- Stop by a seaside restaurant and eat delicious snacks and freshly caught fish. Drink raki (a strong alcoholic beverage common in Turkey and considered the Turkish national strong drink) with the locals and strike up a long and interesting conversation.
- Hear live bands in authentic cafes and bars.
- Take a boat tour and travel to Fig Island, Orak Island and Siren Cliffs and watch the seals continue their natural life on the Siren Cliffs.
- Travel to nearby islands and bays with daily blue tours. Don't forget to eat ice cream on the islands you visit.
- See the Persian tomb known as the "stone house" 7 km from Foza.
- See the impressive excavation results. Visit the Archaic Wall and the Heredo Wall with arrows, spearheads, old catapult cannonballs that were used in the battle in 546.
- See the historic windmills at the top of the mountain on the left as you descend towards Foča.
- Visit the old Foca bazaar and cute gift shops and we are sure that you will buy more souvenirs than you planned.
- Fethiye
Fethiye - the most beautiful resort in Turkey with a clean, gentle sea and delightful nature.
- Eat fish or tantuni at the waterfront café. Try the famous Turkish sweets here.
- Take the Twelve Islands Tour, which is organized daily from the port.
- If you want to see turtles, head to Calis Beach.
- Don't miss the Valley of the Butterflies, which is 5 km from Oludeniz and takes its name from the large number of butterflies that live in the region.
- Enjoy nature at Kabak Bay, where you will see a thousand and one shades of blue and green.
5.Kash - Kalkan
Kas is one of the most romantic Mediterranean towns in Turkey. The Kas resort is located on the very coast of the sea and is surrounded on three sides by high mountains and a pine forest, which makes it seem like a very cozy city. Take part in Camping Kas, which will combine with tourists from all over the world and caravans, offering you a joyful atmosphere.
- It is impossible to mention the city without saying that this place is ideal for diving.
- Don't miss the festivities on the Gombe plateau, which is reminiscent of paradise.
We hope the places that we talked about in our article will please you and will only bring vivid impressions!
