Spending Easter in Bali? From egg hunts and hot cross buns to yummy family brunches, here’s how to celebrate Easter in Bali.
Easter is just around the corner, and this year it falls on Sunday 5th April 2026. If you’re as egg-cited about the long-weekend as I am, then you’ll already be planning your hopping Easter activities. From feasting at the best family brunch restaurants in Bali, to heading out on chocolate-stocked Easter egg hunts, there’s so many fun things to do in Bali this Easter weekend. So, order those fresh-outta-the-oven Hot Cross Buns and start planning your Easter holiday, because here’s everything you need to know about spending Easter in Bali in 2026. Happy Easter, honey bunnies!
Things to do this Easter in Bali – 2026
1. Treat the family to a Sunday brunch
Easter tradition I’m always looking forward to is the lavish spread of Sunday brunch! Easter brunches in Bali are often served at resorts across the island. They often come in buffets or bottomless menus, with access to pools and a variety of Easter-themed activities for the kids. Think face painting, egg hunts and a special egg-painting workshop.
Easter brunches and special events for 2026 are still being finalised. So in the meantime, check out these top places for a bottomless Sunday brunch in Bali.
2. Take the family to the beach
Nothing says Easter quite like spending the day at one of Bali’s best beaches. Settle in beneath a sun-lounger, order fresh coconuts and feast all day on fresh seafood. Our top tip? Head to a beach where Easter festivities are taking place. At some of the family friendly beach clubs in Bali (like Roosterfish Beach Club and Flamingo Beach Club), there might be special Easter menus, plus live entertainment and kids activities, too!
3. Splish and splash at Waterbom
Easter is the perfect time to make a splash at Waterbom. And with 5.1 hectares of action-packed rides, there’s something for everyone here – from the mellow Lazy River to Asia’s steepest slide, The Climax. Recently, they’ve expanded and added more new rides, so there’s no better time to visit. Long weekend splashing in the sun, here we come!
Need more inspo? Check out our complete list of fun things to do with kids in Bali.
4. Weekend staycay at a family-friendly hotel in Bali
At most family-friendly hotels in Bali, the Easter celebrations are taking place throughout the entire long weekend. From Good Friday to Easter Sunday, treat the whole family to a tropical getaway with a special Easter stay deal. Think grazing by the pool, egg painting, and even a special appearance from the Easter Bunny!
We will announce Easter 2026 hotel deals and stay packages here, as soon as they are finalised. In the meantime, check out Bali’s best family friendly hotels that kids will love.
5. Hunt for Easter eggs
You can bet your Easter eggs that at almost every hotel in Bali that’s celebrating Easter 2026, you’ll find a chocolate-filled Easter egg hunt. And if you don’t feel like heading out after your big Easter brunch? Hide chocolates around your hotel or villa instead and leave clues on where to find them.
6. Join an Easter-themed arts and crafts workshop
This one’s a must-do Easter activity in Bali. Whether you join an Easter workshop or you stock up on essential arts and craft supplies, get busy this Easter! The kids can paint Easter bunnies, decorate eggs, fold origami chicks and even make cute cards for friends and family. And as for mums and dads? Well, you may as well get stuck in too…
7. Bake your own hot cross buns
Easter is the perfect excuse to scoff cakes, chocolates and cookies all day. So we say, get baking and make some fresh-outta-the-oven Easter treats! It’s a win-win for the whole family, and everyone can get involved. Can’t be bothered to bake? Keep scrolling to check out where to buy those must-have Hot Cross Buns…
Where to buy hot cross buns in Bali
If you’ve ever spent Easter in Bali, you’ll know that the struggle to find authentic Hot Cross Buns is oh-so real. So, we’ve hunted down the real deal for you – the kind that are freshly baked, lightly spiced and made true-to-tradition using real butter. You’ll want to get your orders in quick, because these babies sell like hotcakes!
– Milk & Madu in Canggu, Berawa, Ubud, Uluwatu and Seminyak
– Dijon Cafe in Kuta – WhatsApp +62 821 2700 0200
– Farine Bakery in Berawa – WhatsApp +62 812 3969 6420
– KYND in Seminyak and Canggu – WhatsApp +62 859 3112 0209 / +62 813 2094 8514
– The Bakery in Uluwatu and Berawa – WhatsApp +62 813 3977 1017 / +62 821 4614 559
– BAKED in Berawa, Pererenan, Seminyak & Uluwatu – WhatsApp +62 813 3821 3519
– Expat. Roasters in Seminyak – WhatsApp +62 812 4614 0493
– Biku in Seminyak – Phone +62 851 0057 0888
– Pison Cafe in Seminyak – WhatsApp +62 821 4456 0066
– 7 Islands Bakery & Cafe in Berawa – WhatsApp +62 812 3914 1688
If you want other sweet treats and perfect loafs, head to these top bakeries in Bali.
Happy Easter, Honeys! Psst – mark your calendars for all of the public holidays in Bali and Indonesia.
FAQs on Easter celebrations in Bali
Do they celebrate Easter in Bali?
Despite being a predominantly Hindu island, Easter is still celebrated in Bali. It is marked by various events, including special brunches, egg hunts, and family-friendly activities hosted by hotels, restaurants and beach clubs. These celebrations cater to both locals and tourists seeking festive experiences.
Which hotels offer Easter brunches in Bali?
Most hotels in Bali host Easter brunches. Our top picks include Seasalt in Seminyak, Sundara Beach Club at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, and CasCades Restaurant in Ubud.
Are there Easter egg hunts for children in Bali?
Yes, many hotels and restaurants arrange Easter egg hunts, like Azul Beach Club in Kuta and KU DE TA in Seminyak.
What family-friendly Easter activities are available in Bali?
Beyond egg hunts and brunches, families can engage in activities like beach picnics, visits to farm houses, and exploring cultural sites. Easter in Bali can be exactly what you want it to be!
What is the weather like in Bali during Easter?
Easter typically falls in April, which marks the transition from the wet to the dry season in Bali. You can expect warm temperatures with occasional rain showers.