Lost Beach — Restaurant in Grad Pula

Nestled in the charming landscapes of Croatia, Lost Bar is a hidden treasure that promises an unforgettable experience. From the moment you arrive, the incredibly friendly and welcoming staff make you feel like part of the family. The owner is simply lovely, and their passion for the bar shines through in every detail.

The drinks are nothing short of amazing, each one crafted to perfection and bursting with unique flavors. But what really makes Lost Bar special is its commitment to sustainability. The bar itself is a work of art, built entirely from local wood and recycled materials. They even use recycled cups, showing their dedication to protecting our beautiful planet.

Located in a remote and serene spot, Lost Bar isn’t just a place to grab a drink—it’s a delightful escape where you can relax, enjoy great company, and appreciate the beauty of nature. If you’re in Croatia, this is a must-visit spot that combines creativity, sustainability, and wonderful...

I didn't like it. The beach itself is quite small but that's ok. The problem it causes is that it's very dirty with lots of trash embedded. Because it has the shape of a horse shoe you can get natural shade, that's a big plus. The depth descends gradually and at some point there is even sand. The beach bar itself is very limited. I liked the design and all but... On the photographs It gave of a vibe of calmness and a place to relax. Nope, it was busy and crowded. The place is remote but not even ice -cream are available for the kids, so you better prepare your own picnic. I felt it also attracts the young crowd that wants to "partey" rather than relax. So a big plus for the idea and place but I wouldn't go there again because of the...

Even though it appears to be highly eco-friendly, they utilize "paper" cups for everything that includes plastic and is not recyclable. Instead of merely criticizing, I'll also offer you some advice. You could buy reusable cups, so your visitors can bring cups on another day, or you might wash them every day. I dunno, the number of "paper" cups that will not be recycled in the next three months terrifies me, especially in this age of global warming and when you advertise that everything is made of recyclable materials. The beach ashtray gets a thumbs up, which is why I gave you two stars instead of just one. It might be a charming tale, but the cups...