A guide to celebrating Easter in Hong Kong 2026

Discovery Bay's beloved Easter tradition returns for its 19th year, turning Tai Pak Beach into a treasure hunt for kids aged 3 to 10. On April 3 and 4, little ones can scour the sand for colourful eggs, each one redeemable for a prize. With over 50,000 prizes up for grabs – including grand prizes worth more than $1 million – every child walks away with something.

But the fun doesn't stop at the beach. The DB Plaza Inflatable Funland runs through April 6 with giant bouncy castles and inflatable game booths for Egg Hunt Pass holders, while the North Plaza features giant Easter egg displays perfect for family photos. Over at the Toscana Sales Gallery, families can drop in for free collage and art studio activities. Families can also get the ‘Egg Hunt Combo Pass’, which comes with a $100 Discovery Bay cash voucher for the area's many alfresco and international restaurants. For those wanting to turn their Easter into a weekend getaway, Auberge Discovery Bay has a special Easter room package that also comes with a pass.

Go Park is rolling out a packed Easter programme from April 3 to 7, just as a new outdoor playground opens in mid-April, featuring two treehouse twin towers with spiral and open slides. Over the Easter weekend, the Playful Kids Festival brings inflatable Easter egg zones, photo spots, and a carnival with game booths from the park's education tenants, plus a pet-friendly market running alongside so the whole family can join in.

There'll also be a half-day camp on April 4 (Children's Day), offering three workshop options: a nature exploration session with exotic creatures, a parent-child dance workshop, and a junior drumming experience with MC Music. Tickets are available via Klook, covering two activities per session plus meal vouchers and a gift pack.

Island Shangri-La is bringing back its Grand Easter Egg Hunt on April 5, turning the Harbour Room and Roof Garden on the 56th floor into a festive two-hour session of egg hunting, arts and crafts, magic, storytelling, and face painting.

For those wanting to make a full family weekend of it, the hotel also has an Easter Family Staycation Package, which includes a one-night stay in one of the hotel's themed family suites – choose from Underwater Treasure, Airship Voyage, or Enchanted Castle – complete with Easter-themed room amenities. The package also covers dinner for two adults and two children at cafe TOO, Ming Pavilion, or Nadaman, plus access to The Hangout for board games and evening nightcaps, The Pantry for childcare essentials and a washer-dryer, and Horizon Club privileges including daily breakfast as well as evening cocktails. Complimentary Easter workshops are thrown in as well.

Gold Coast is turning its 50,000 sqft of lawn into an Easter playground from April 3 to 6. This year, the famous egg hunt will make its return with a sustainable twist – find the eco-friendly 3D printed egg and take home the grand prize.

Beyond the hunt, there's plenty to fill the afternoon. The carnival features fun challenges like the Eggs-cavator, giant egg roll challenge, and an egg maze, while parents can retreat to the Chill Zone for some live music and a breather as the kids keep playing. There's also an Easter Bites Market serving up local snacks and limited-edition Easter desserts, as well as an Easter Market with handmade crafts and face painting, plus a special Minimakers Kids Market on April 4 and 5 where young hosts run their own booths selling secondhand toys and creative goods.

Lucky Plaza is leaning into the Easter break with a tongue-in-cheek theme for the city's office workers. From now until April 19, the mall transforms into a playful escape from the daily grind with a six-part interactive experience that includes a ‘merit egg’ to knock for good luck, a ‘roll away the troublemakers' game, a ‘Book of Answers' offering humorous guidance for workplace woes, and a market dedicated to comfort food. There's also an egg dish showdown where diners can sample and vote for their favourite eggy creations like molten egg siu mai and golden carbonara.

The mall is also running a five-tier spending reward programme with thresholds as low as $50, offering e-vouchers and other perks. The top 30 spenders during the promotion period will receive additional gifts, with the highest spender taking home prizes including a Momax air purifier fan, a Nintendo Switch, and a Philips water filter.