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STON, a town and harbour in southern Dalmatia, on the extreme
north-west of the Ston Channel and the isthmus of the same name
connecting the Peljesac Peninsula with the mainland, 59 km
northwest of Dubrovnik.
Chief occupations include farming, viniculture, olive growing,
synthetic material processing, fishing, oyster farming and
tourism. The sa-lt-works used to be and still are most important
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The historical small town of Ston, with its famous walls and
numerous cultural and historical monuments, is one of the most
beautiful examples of a fortified town and Dubrovnik
architecture. The restaurants offer domestic specialities,
especially oysters, as well as other seafood. Ston is also known
for its saltworks, and the coast along the Channel and in the
Prapratna cove provides fine swimming, fishing and underwater
fishing opportunities. The beautiful sand beach is ornamented
with centuries-old olive trees, and one of the most excellent
campsites of the region is situated in this scenery. Apart from
water sports, there are many sports grounds designed for
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