MANGUPURA, balitourismnow.com – Mamaka by Ovolo and Kuta Social Club team up for a seaside celebration this Easter. “Hop Into the Easter Eggscape – Brunch, Beach, and a Bunny-Licious Bali Getaway”
This Easter, forget the chocolate bunnies and predictable brunches, Mamaka by Ovolo is flipping the script with Easter Eggscape, a long weekend escape where beachside bliss meets rooftop revelry.
From April 18 to 21, Mamaka’s signature staycation package invites sun-chasers, cool families, and cheeky weekenders to check in, chill out, and celebrate the holiday with serious style.
Easter Eggscape includes two nights of playful urban resort living, daily breakfast, Easter Brunch for two, and a lazy 5 PM check-out because who’s ever ready to leave Bali early?
“But that’s not all. Mamaka’s not just serving vibes, it’s delivering full-on festive action,” said Jaqueline Susanto, Marketing Communications Manager, MAMAKA by Ovolo – Bali.
The whole weekend is packed with Easter energy, from rooftop egg hunts and face painting to kidfriendly games and run-ins with a certain ultra-cool bunny in shades (yes, really).
“And here’s the kicker: kids under 12 eat for free, which means more bites for the grown-ups, and less guilt when you order that second cocktail by the pool,” continued Jaqueline Susanto.
The main event? Easter Brunch at Kuta Social Club, the island’s sexiest rooftop playground, happening on Sunday, April 20 from 11 AM to 3 PM.
Guests will feast on fresh seafood, firekissed grills, and sky-high views, all served up with live entertainment and family-friendly flair.
The brunch is priced at special, and in true Mamaka spirit, there’s a Buy 1 Get 1 Free deal to keep your wallet as happy as your belly.
Don’t forget kids under 12 still eat free, so bring the whole crew and make it an Easter to remember.
Whether you’re bunking in for the weekend or popping up for brunch, Mamaka by Ovolo and Kuta Social Club are where the sun hits right, the beats stay fresh, and the Easter vibes come with a twist.
This isn’t your grandma’s Easter it’s Easter, the Mamaka way. [ine]