caperegion

noun
UK /keɪp ˈriːdʒən/
US /keɪp ˈriːdʒən/

A caperegion is a special area of land near the sea where the weather is warm and calm.

The family drove along the coast to visit a sunny caperegion.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A protected part of a coastline where ships can shelter safely.

The sailors steered into the caperegion to escape the storm.

3. A warm seaside place known for growing special plants.

Farmers in the caperegion grow olives and grapes.

4. A region on a map marked by a pointed piece of land sticking into the sea.

The old map showed a caperegion at the southern tip.