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Zupa can accommodate its guests in private rooms, houses and apartments.

If you wish to visit larger towns for shopping or night life, ideal are Split or Makarska.

When you come to Split don't miss group or private boat excursions which are ideal to visit few islands in one day and enjoy in sun and swimming, but also in beautiful nature.

Attractions in and near Zupa:
- Mountain Biokovo;
- Church of St. John;
- Tombs, forts and piles from 13th to 16th century;
- Town Imotski;
- Town Makarska;
- City Split;
- Islands Brac and Hvar...

From the highest peak of mountain Biokovo, St. Jure, there is amazing view on sea and Croatian islands. You can visit Nature park Biokovo.

Church of St. John, first church, was built in 1599./1600. It was first church built during Turkish rule in area of Imotski. Because of not so quality construction, this church was demolished. In 1898. started construction of new church. During the construction, mass was held in small chapel on cemetery. New church was dedicated to St. John in 1906. It is not known when was statue of St. John built, but it is believed in 16th century.

Town Imotski is very famous for Red lake and Blue lake, natural attractions which you can visit with group or private car excursions from Split.

In Makarska you will find many beautiful beaches and rich night life.

Islands Brac and Hvar can be reached with private boat transfers or boat rentals.

Zupa (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is settlement in Municipality Zagvozd. It is located near highway A1 on 417 m altitude. Zupa is located in the bottom of mountain Biokovo on its north side.

To get to Zupa you can use exit Zagvozd on highway A1. Highway is ideal and fastest way to get to Zupa from Zagreb or Split. In Split you can use private car transfers or buses too.
Zupa is located 109 km far from airport Split where you can rent a car to get to Zupa or any other settlement.

Zupa has around 53 inhabitants.

Near Zupa is highest peak of mountain Biokovo which is St. Jure, 1762 m high.

Zupa is surrounded with settlements: Zagvozd, Biokovsko Selo, Krstatice, Kozica, Slivno, Rascane...

Distances from other towns: Zagvozd – 13 km, Imotski – 31 km, Makarska – 35 km, Metkovic – 75 km, Ploce – 57 km, Dubrovnik – 151 km, Omis – 52 km, Split – 82 km, Sibenik – 131 km, Zadar – 201 km, Knin – 139 km, Osijek – 732 km, Rijeka – 457 km, Zagreb – 453 km...

Tourist Office Imotski +385(0)21 842 221
General information 18981
Information on international phone numbers 11802
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Emergency number 112
Ambulance 194
Bus station Makarska +385(0)21 612 333
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Road assistance 987
Sea help 9155
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520
Police 192
Fire department 193

Highest number of inhabitants in Zupa was 1088 in 1910.

Zupa used to be part of Municipality Imotski.

Many people and rulers who passed in this area, left significant marks on Zupa's history and heritage.

Former inhabitants of Zupa were mostly directed to work with stone and wood.

Known persons from Zupa are academics Vladimir Luetic and Josip Roglic.