Stone Holiday House with Heated Pool in Stari Grad

Charming Mediterranean stone cottages sharing 3000 m² with olive groves, fig and walnut trees, rosemary and lavender fields. Lost in Paradise is a holiday destination consisting of two cottages with their own living area, a cosy bedroom and a bathroom. An outdoor kitchen is found in the third cottage. There is an authentic barbecue area as well as a shaded dining table. Heated pool with plenty of sun loungers is perfect for lazy afternoons. This is truly a little slice of heaven promising complete relaxation and enjoyment of the Mediterranean landscape. Complimentary bicycles are available for your use to explore the area, including the UNESCO protected Stari Grad Plain. 

Cottage Lost Paradise is a holder of 2024 Dalmatia Green Certificate for eco-frienldy toursit accomodation.

With two bedrooms five adult guests are comfortably accommodated with the option of one more with the use of the extra single bed.

Stari Grad on island Hvar is not only the oldest town on the island but it is also one of the oldest ones in Europe dating back to Greek times. Today this is a place the locals cherish, where you are invited to relax, unwind, admire the city standing for centuries and take a walk along the palm tree lined riva, the seafront promenade. Choices of restaurants and cafés are offered here with a lovely view of the harbor. Be sure to try reginal delicacies, fresh seafood and the local wine, still being made here since the beginning of time.  We recommend you venture to the lavender fields or take a hike to Glavica Hill, the town’s highest point, for spectacular views.  And even though Hvar has been on the tourist radar for quite some time attracting A-Listers from around the world it continues to be an example of undisturbed landscape and us living in harmony with nature. 

For transparency: please account for 300 euro security deposit to be paid upon arrival directly to the host and returned upon departure, subject to inspection. Friendly pets are welcome upon request. Please no groups of under 25 years of age.