Bali Easter holidays

Easter traditions in Bali

Being predominantly Hindu, Bali doesn't really have any Easter traditions of its own. However, the themes of chocolate, eggs and bunnies are very much present and most resorts organise Easter egg hunts, themed culinary events and entertainment, and if you try, it's even possible to find freshly-baked buns. Beachwalk Mall in Kuta is a magnet for tourists and locals alike. Here, everyone is encouraged to take part in Easter egg hunts, egg painting competitions, face painting and much more. All accompanied by a lively festive atmosphere and a background of vibrant music played by local musicians.

Best hotels to celebrate Easter in Bali

When the rains subside, it's the perfect time to soak up the Balinese sunshine over Easter. Kayon Jungle Resort by Pramana resembles a tropical wooden castle with infinity pools on every floor. Nestled in the middle of a wooded jungle, the hotel offers everything a seasoned traveller needs on their doorstep. The reason we love coming here over Easter? You'll escape the hectic pace of everyday life and go in search of Easter eggs hidden under emerald green palm trees.

In Ubud, Adiwana Bisma is a luxury hotspot for coastal seascapes in Bali, particularly during Easter time. Forming a special collaboration with Bali Permata Hati Orphan Centre, Herb Library donates 20% per every guest who attends the event. Balinese believe it’s the time of year to embrace joy and spend time with your loved ones, sharing delicious food and cheerful memories. Listen to the melodies of Angklung Orchestras and watch the dance parade light up local faces with smiles. Adiwana Bisma hosts an Easter Charity lunch and Easter Sunday brunch every year when you’ll dine in a high-rising terrace amidst jungle-clad foliage.