Teleferika — remains of a mining cable car

Teleferika — remains of a mining cable car

Teleferika was a cable car opened in 1925, used to transport bauxite nine kilometres from the storage site near the village of Cere down to the port of Rabac, where two conveyor belts loaded it onto ships. After World War II the port ceased operations, the cable car was dismantled, and what remained were concrete pillars and a loading station above the cove. The trail leading to them offers a view of the entire Rabac area.

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The remains of the mining cable car are freely accessible and represent part of the industrial heritage of Raša. The location offers a good view of the bay and surrounding area.

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