Don’t Know Where To Go For Easter? Here Are Some Ideas: 

Belize is buzzing this Easter weekend with events, parties, and family-friendly activities across the country. Whether you’re chasing live music, sailing, or just want a quiet escape, there’s something for everyone.

Corozal:

• Easter Concert at Chactemal Bayside Plaza – Saturday, April 4, 7pm. Free admission. Performances by Taprick “Di Sheriff” and Supa G “The General.” Expect food stalls, souvenir vendors, and an energetic crowd. Bring a chair or blanket for comfort.
• Orchid Bay Resort Three-Day Extravaganza – Holy Saturday to Easter Monday. Beachside fun with DJs, live music, water sports, family activities, and food & drinks. Great for those wanting a mix of relaxation and entertainment.

Sarteneja:

• Easter Regatta at Almendro Park – Sunday, April 5th at 10 a.m. Watch sailboats compete in 20–24 ft keel races. Daytime performance by One Love Band, followed by Foam & Neon After Party with Gilharry 7 Band. Contests you can look forward to include a bikini contest, beer-drinking challenge, greasy pole, watermelon eating, and children’s games. Food and drink booths will be available.

Cayo District:

• San Ignacio & Santa Elena Annual Easter Fair – April 4th and 5th at Macal Park. Live bands: Golden Pawz, Super Furia, Caribbean Riddim, and Harlem Youths. Enjoy food stalls, carnival games, a kid’s zone, and local crafts. Tickets: $5 adults, $3 kids. Bring cash for local vendors.

Belmopan:

• Easter Egg Hunt – Sunday, April 5, at 10 a.m. at Sir George Brown Field. Free community event with the Easter Bunny, egg hunt, games, music, and treats. Families should bring baskets and sunscreen and lots of energy!

Benque Viejo:

• Via Crucis Reenactment – Good Friday, April 4, 10 a.m. at John Paul the Great College. A live reenactment of the Passion of Christ.
• First Benque Viejo Triathlon – Easter Sunday, April 5, Playa del Carmen. Bring kayaks and bicycles. Local small businesses are invited to sell food, drinks, and souvenirs.

Stann Creek:

• River Fest at Red Bank Village – April 4th and 5th, Roseville River Front. Live music, food & drink stalls, free parking. $5 entrance for adults; teenagers and kids enter free. Enjoy riverfront views and relaxed vibes.

Ambergris Caye:

• Easter Family Beach Party – Sunday, April 5, 11:30am–5pm at San Pedro Central Park. Games, live music, cotton candy, trampoline fun, giveaways, and an epic Easter Egg Hunt. Great for kids and families looking for a full day of fun.

Caye Caulker:

• Ultimate Foam Party & Swimsuit Competition – Holy Saturday, April 4, will feature an exciting foam party in Taproom Compound. Easter Sunday: swimsuit contest with $1,000 cash prize. Bring swimsuits, towels, and sunscreen. Tickets are available on the Kwiqpass app.

For those wanting to avoid crowds but still wanting to have some fun, here are some options:

1. Picnicking by a quiet creek or river with snacks and blankets with family members.
2. Birdwatching or nature hiking with that special someone.
3. Catch up with all the movies you’ve been wanting to watch in a movie marathon with themed Easter treats and home-made food!
4. Give baking or cooking a chance this long weekend; try Easter-themed recipes. Just don’t forget to buy the ingredients ahead of time!
5. DIY arts and crafts or Easter egg decorating with family members. This one is great for the kids!

Safety Reminder:

This incoming long weekend will be full of excitement, but safety should always come first.

• If you’re heading to events, remember not to drink and drive!
• Plan your transport in advance, use licensed taxis or rideshares, and designate a sober driver if travelling with friends.
• Keep hydrated and protected from the sun; long hours outdoors can lead to heat exhaustion, especially at beach or riverfront events.
• Parents should keep a close eye on children during crowded activities and near water.
• If attending water sports or riverfront festivals, always wear life jackets and avoid swimming alone.
• Respect traffic rules and pedestrian areas; roads can get congested during peak event hours. Planning ahead and staying alert ensures you can enjoy Belize’s Easter celebrations safely and stress-free.