Easter in Bali is not about keeping it low-key — it is about going big on brunches, getting messy with egg painting, and making sure the kids (and let’s be honest, the adults too) have a cracking good time. Whether you want to lounge by the beach, tuck into Italian comfort food, or hit a full-blown Easter carnival
For young and old, religious and otherwise, Easter is about food, family and best of all chocolate. From childhood many of us remember waking up to search for our Easter eggs amid the smell of baking. For some it's about roasted lamb, for others it's the end of the fast. Whatever Easter means to you, you can be sure that Bali has something for you. From great Easter brunch to family celebrations and fancy festive dinners. Come along with us, we know where all the bunnies are hiding.
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Fireworks and party dresses, celebrate New Year’s Eve in Bali. See the last sunset, ring in the new year or recover with the ultimate pool party. Check out our top party tips for welcoming 2019 in style.
Christmas in Bali is a time to celebrate with loved ones, family and friends. This year making a reservation is that much more fun with 360Bali’s guide to our favourite venues for fun and feasts. From romantic Christmas eve dinners to celebratory brunches and lunches, our Ultimate Guide to Christmas in Bali is filled with delicious and memorable feasts.
Nyepi starts with a rolling parades and parties that are bif and brash and noisy enough to attract evil demons. Once the island gets the notice of these malign spirits Bali goes quiet then dark so the hapless incubus fly straight over the Island of the Gods. Balinese are predominantly Hindu and take Nyepi seriously and expect every other person on the island to join the fun then honour this 24-hour period of calm. Visitors should get hip and plan ahead to make the most of this event that is totally awesome and only found n Bali.
