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cars |
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restaurantes |
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| - camping |
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| - diving centres |
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| - nautics |
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| - congrees centres |
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CAVTAT, a town and port in the southern part of the Zupa Bay, 20
km southeast of Dubrovnik; population 1,930. Major tourist
attractions include a very pleasant climate, luxuriant
vegetation and nice shores. Economy is based on tourism, while
chief occupations in the surroundings of Cavtat include farming
and fishing. The port is enclosed by two peninsulas: the
south-western Sustjepan separates it from the channel, which is
enclosed by the Cavtat reefs of Bobara and Mrkan. |
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Cavtat, a town of beautiful palaces, summer mansions and hotels,
with a pleasant climate and luxuriant vegetation, nice beaches
and peaceful coves, is the tourist centre of the southernmost
part of the Croatian coast. Apart from various forms of
accommodation - hotels, boarding houses, apartments, intensive
exploitation of economic resources of the hinterland, i.e.
home-made food, Cavtat also offers excellent recreational
opportunities - pleasant walks in the town which may be called a
museum, tennis courts, gyms, jogging trails, saunas, water
sports facilities (famous for waterpolo). |
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It is
very well connected with major Croatian cities through Dubrovnik
and Cilipi Airport, while local communications with the
surroundings include ship and bus lines. |
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Accommodation and catering facilities are located in the
background of the town port and the Tiha cove. Nice beaches
stretch all the way to Cape Prahljevac. |
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