Easter in Bali 2026: What to Do, Events, Brunches + Solo Travel Tips
Spending Easter in Bali as a solo traveller is actually one of the easiest times to meet people, join events, and enjoy a completely different kind of holiday.
I live in Bali and I’ve spent Easter here multiple times, trying brunches, events, and even last-minute plans with other travellers. In this guide, I’ll show you exactly what to do, where to go, and how to make the most of Easter in Bali.
Is Easter Celebrated in Bali?
While Bali is predominantly Hindu, the Christian community actively celebrates Easter. Churches hold special services, and many resorts and restaurants organise Easter events.
If you are travelling alone to Bali, it means you can enjoy the festivities even if you’re far from home.
The Easter celebration in Bali focuses on fun activities like egg hunts and themed brunches. If you want to spend this time with other travellers you can totally do so! Keep reading as I tell you exactly how…
How to Spend Easter with Other Travellers in Bali
Spending the holidays in Bali with other travellers is a lot easier than you think! Christmas, Easter, New Year you name it! This is how:
#1 Keep An Eye On Facebook Groups
Let me start with the easiest. If you join this FB group called “Solo Travellers In Bali” or ” Solo Travel Girls – Bali” you will see tons of posts from girls asking if anyone is around for the holidays.
Sometimes the conversation would move to a FB or WA chat and so on! These people are all around Bali!
#2 Check on Nomad Her App
I should become their official ambassador considering the amount of times I suggest downloading this app!
This is one of the key apps to download as a female solo traveller when you travel anywhere in the world. And it’s free!
Write a post on the app saying you are looking to meet other girls during Easter or flag that you will be in Bali (+ add dates) on the travel buddy section.
You will get endless DMs and meet incredible and independent girls in no time!
#3 Join activities from coworking spaces
Most of the coworking spaces in Bali would organise Easter-related events. One of the best coworking spaces in Ubud for events is Outpost.
There are also other coworking spaces in Canggu and Uluwatu to check out. Most of the time they advertise their meetups on event listing sites so that everyone can join – even if you don’t use the coworking space!
#4 Check Out Event Listings
Sites like Nomeo and Eventbrite have many events available to choose from every single day!
#5 Book a Group Tour or Activity
Join an Easter-themed cooking class, a yoga session, or a cultural tour to bond with others while exploring the island.
Platforms like Klook, Get Your Guide and Viator offer tours with group settings that attract solo travellers.
#6 Stay at Social Hostels
Hostels are always a safe bet to meet other travellers and join group events! Find the best hostel for you on HostelWorld or Booking.com!
Churches Where You Can Celebrate Easter in Bali
Although Bali is predominantly Hindu, there is still a considerable portion of Balinese who are Christian. You would be surprised but there are actually quite a few churches in Bali!
If you want to attend a mess for Easter, you can easily do it in Bali! Here below are the ones providing the Easter service in English:
- St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church – Kuta
- Protestant Christian Church in Bali (GKPB) – Different locations across the island
- Ekklesia Church Bali – Denpasar
- Gereja Kemah Injil Indonesia Bukit Shalom – Ubud
Be sure to check schedules in advance and plan accordingly, as service times may change!
Best Brunch Places To Celebrate Easter In Bali
A nice Easter brunch is a must in Bali! You can suggest these spots to your new friends or even just go on your own!
Andaz Bali (Senur)
If you’re in Sanur, Andaz is a wonderful place to enjoy Easter Sunday. Their brunch offers a mix of international and local dishes, along with live cooking stations and fresh seafood. Andaz is also one of the best hotels in Sanur for solo travellers.
Shtala Ubud Bali (Ubud)
In the heart of Ubud, Shtala is a lovely spot for Easter brunch. Their menu combines Balinese flavours with international favourites. They also organise Easter Egg Painting classes!
Ren Hotel or Alila (Uluwatu)
Both Ren Hotel Bali or Alila Villas in Uluwatu are great choices for Easter. They are definitely some of the best brunch spots in Uluwatu! You can get lovely views over the Ocean too!
Avocado Factory (Canggu)
For a laid-back Easter brunch, the Avocado Factory in Canggu is perfect. They’re known for their creative avocado-based dishes, which give you a fresh and casual way to start your Easter morning. This place is very popular and considered one of the coolest brunch places in Canggu.
Can You Buy Easter Eggs in Bali?
Finding Easter eggs in Bali is possible, though there might not be as many options as in Western countries. International shops and grocery stores like Pepito or Bali Buda often stock imported Easter chocolates.
Large supermarkets (if you are in Ubud this is the updated list) such as Carrefour Denpasar may also have Easter-themed treats.
If you’re staying in a villa or resort, check if they offer egg painting workshops or egg hunts, as these activities often come with Easter-themed goodies.
Is April a good time to visit Bali?
April is one of the best months to visit Bali. The weather is generally warm and dry, with temperatures ranging from 27 to 32°C (81 to 89°F). This makes it ideal for outdoor activities, beach days, and exploring the island.
While Easter weekend may draw more visitors, the island is less crowded than during the peak season (July and August). Solo travellers can enjoy popular attractions without feeling overwhelmed.
Best Places to Stay in Bali for Easter
Here are some top recommendations for solo travellers looking to enjoy Easter in Bali. Some places are perfect to socialise with other female solo travellers, some others are more high end but in excellent locations for events and connecting to other people!
Arya Wellness (Female-Only Hostel) – Ubud
Arya Wellness is one of the best places to be as a female solo traveller. You can meet other girls here and plan your Easter together!
Andaz – Sanur
Andaz is a great choice if you want to get involved in the Easter initiatives from the hotel and plan 1-day trips from Sanur!
Radisson Blu – Uluwatu
The Radisson Blu is quite lush if you want to spend some time by yourself. At the same time, it’s super central to the best areas of Uluwatu. So you can socialise anytime you want or literally walk to the beach! Here is my hotel review if you want to know more!
Maja – Canggu
Maja is a boutique resort that reminds me of Greece! It’s REALLY nice, quite Instagrammable some would say. It’s a proper treat.
FAQs About Easter In Bali
Does Bali Have Easter Holidays?
Bali does not observe Easter as a public holiday, but Christian communities and businesses with international clientele celebrate it with special events and services.
Is Easter Busy in Bali?
Easter weekend can be moderately busy, especially in tourist areas like Seminyak, Kuta, and Canggu. You are better off booking accommodation and brunch reservations early.
When Is Easter in Bali?
Easter Sunday falls on a different date each year, typically between late March and April. Same as everywhere else in the world!
What to Wear in Bali in April?
Light, breathable clothing is ideal for Bali’s warm weather in April. If you’re attending an Easter church service, opt for a modest outfit such as a dress or a shirt and trousers.
When Is the Best Time to Visit Bali?
The dry season (April to October) is the best time to visit Bali. Easter, falling in early April, offers great weather and fewer crowds compared to peak season.
What Should Be the Perfect Itinerary for a Trip to Bali?
If you are coming around Easter time, it means you are coming during the dry season in Bali. This allows you to spend more time outdoors and visit different islands! Check out these itineraries if you are looking for inspiration:
Sounds Good! What Now?
Get ready for your Easter in Bali. Starting from planning your trip. Download this free checklist!
It’s super useful so that you don’t forget the most important things including documents, insurance and so on!
Print it if you like and cross things as you go.
Ciao for now,
Silvia x
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✍️ Bali Travel Planning Guide 🌴
Before you start your unforgettable journey to Bali here are the essential tips every female solo traveller should know:
📱 Do I need an eSIM for Bali?
✅ Yes. Having data from the moment you land makes your trip so much easier. I recommend Ubigi eSIM, which connects instantly without queuing at the airport for a SIM card and works better than other eSIMs I have tested. 👉 Get your Indonesia plan now
🚑 Should I buy travel insurance for Bali?
✅ 100% YES! — My #1 safety tip for all travellers is to buy travel insurance for every trip in case anything happens during their visit (and yes, Bali belly is a thing!). I highly recommend HeyMondo – you get 24/7 support and it’s budget-friendly!
💧Can you drink the water in Bali?
🚱 No — It’s recommended to drink filtered or bottled water in Bali (I even brush my teeth with filtered water).
🏩 What’s the best way to book my Bali accommodations?
My go-to for Bali hotels is Booking.com. For hostels, I normally go for Hostelworld (you can also filter by private rooms if you want!). If you love pets you should consider Trusted Housesitters, you would get free accommodation in exchange for looking after amazing pets ❤️
🐒 What’s the best way to book my Bali activities?
Get Your Guide and Viator are the best ones. You can go through the reviews to learn more about each activity and they have amazing customer support!
🛒 Will I find tampons in Bali?
Yes! However, they are hard to find! Get the guide with the list of sellers and Google Map here!
🚕 How can I book my taxi in advance from the airport to my accommodation?
I always recommend reserving your taxi in advance via Klook. This is because it will ask you for flight details and the driver will be able to track your flight in real time. I would book my taxi especially when I fly to new places or get there at night time! If you want to rent a car, Klook is still your best bet. They have cars available to pick up right at the airport! For scooter rental in Bali, go to BikAgo.
🏄🏽 Where can I book surf camps or yoga retreats?
Booksurfcamps.com is the best for surf camps all over the world. Use Bookyogaretreats.com for the best yoga retreats in Bali and worldwide.
✈️ What’s the best site to book my flight?
Skyscanner is definitely the best one out there! I love their “explore everywhere” function for when I need inspiration on where to go next! If you will embark on a long flight and you love showering in between flights or just using the lounges in airports all over the world, check out Lounge Passes on Klook, GetYourGuide or get a lounge membership on Priority Pass!
🎫 Do I need a visa for Bali?
👍 Yes — US, UK, and EU passport holders can get the Visa On Arrival (Tourist Visa) valid for 30 days in Bali. Read more here)
💰 𝗖𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆: The currency here is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and there are plenty of ATMs if you need cash. I always withdraw from ATMs to get the best rates (select “no” when it asks you if you accept the conversion rate). The best debit card to use when travelling to Bali is Wise!
🚕 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: Getting around Bali is easy peasy! Rent your scooter on BikAgo. The alternative would be getting a scooter taxi using Grab or Gojek which are safe and cheap in major places like Ubud, Canggu and Uluwatu. You can also book your private driver!
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