This April, Luštica Bay celebrates both Catholic and Orthodox Easter with two consecutive weekends of family-friendly events, creative workshops, live performances, and seasonal dining across the destination. Set between the waterfront charm of Marina Village and the lively atmosphere of Centrale, the programme brings together residents, guests, and visitors in a celebration shaped by spring, tradition, and time spent together.
For anyone searching for Easter events in Montenegro or planning a coastal spring escape with clear, well-organised activities, Luštica Bay offers a full Easter calendar that is easy to follow. From Easter egg hunts and art workshops to curated lunches and evening gatherings, here is everything happening across both weekends.
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Easter Magic in Luštica Bay: Two Weekends of Celebrations
One of the distinctive things about Easter in Montenegro is that both Catholic and Orthodox Easter are observed, often on different weekends. In 2026, this creates a wonderful rhythm across early April, with Catholic Easter celebrated on 4–5 April and Orthodox Easter celebrated on 11–12 April.
At Luštica Bay, that means two weekends of spring festivities across two settings. Marina Village hosts the Catholic Easter programme with waterfront workshops and family entertainment, while Centrale becomes the stage for Orthodox Easter activities, bringing playful energy to the piazza and park.
The result is a clear and varied Easter calendar, with creative activities for children, live performances, traditional egg hunts, and leisurely dining experiences for families and friends.
Catholic Easter Events: 4–5 April 2026
The Catholic Easter weekend unfolds in Marina Village, where the Adriatic setting, promenade atmosphere, and outdoor venues give the programme a light and relaxed spring character.
| Date | Time | Event | Location | Details |
| Saturday, 4 April | 12 p.m. | Easter Art Corner | In front of Marina Kids Club | An open creative workshop where Easter motifs such as eggs, bunnies, and spring scenes are painted using tempera colours. |
| Saturday, 4 April | 2 p.m. | Paper Easter Bunny Mask | In front of Marina Kids Club | A hands-on children’s craft session where bunny masks become a playful tribute to the season. |
| Sunday, 5 April | 12 p.m. | Magician Show with Easter Bunny | Amphitheatre | A live performance where magic, illusion, and a cheerful Easter Bunny come together for younger guests. |
| Sunday, 5 April | 2 p.m. | Easter Egg Hunt | In front of Marina Kids Club | A traditional hunt for hidden chocolate eggs around Marina Village, open to all. |
This first weekend places a strong emphasis on creative expression, gentle outdoor activity, and family entertainment. From painting and craft-making to a theatrical magic show and Easter egg hunt, it captures the mood of spring in a way that feels festive without becoming hectic.
Orthodox Easter Events: 11–12 April 2026
The following weekend, the celebrations continue in Centrale, where the piazza and surrounding open spaces create a lively social setting for Orthodox Easter activities.
| Date | Time | Event | Location | Details |
| Saturday, 11 April | 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Artro Workshop – Colours of Easter | Outside, in front of Artro Gallery | A miniature-format painting workshop organised in collaboration with painter Ljiljana Kolundžić, focused on precision, composition, and personal expression. |
| Saturday, 11 April | 12 p.m. | Spray Painting and Sequins Wall Fun | Centrale Piazza | A colourful workshop combining Easter-themed spray art with an interactive sequins wall where designs shift and evolve throughout the day. |
| Saturday, 11 April | 2 p.m. | Easter Card Making | Centrale Piazza | A workshop dedicated to creating Easter cards for family and friends. |
| Sunday, 12 April | 12 p.m. | Juggling Show and Workshop | Centrale Piazza | A live performance followed by a hands-on session where children can learn classic circus skills in a playful setting. |
| Sunday, 12 April | 2 p.m. | Easter Egg Hunt | Pine Alley Park, Centrale | A festive hunt for hidden chocolate eggs in the greenery of Pine Alley Park, open to all. |
If the first weekend feels artistic and waterfront-led, the second is more interactive and social. The programme in Centrale is built around movement, play, colour, and shared moments in the piazza, making it especially appealing for families looking for Easter activities in Montenegro.
Family-Friendly Easter Activities at Luštica Bay
Across both weekends, the programme is designed with families firmly in mind. Children can move from painting workshops and craft sessions to live performances and egg hunts, while parents can enjoy the ease of a walkable destination where everything is close at hand.
- Creative workshops: painting, card-making, Easter art, and mask decoration
- Live entertainment: a magician show and a juggling performance with hands-on participation
- Traditional Easter egg hunts: one in Marina Village and one in Centrale
- Open-air atmosphere: activities spread across the promenade, piazza, amphitheatre, and park
That variety matters. It means the Easter calendar does not rely on a single attraction, but instead creates a full spring programme where families can shape the day at their own pace.
Easter Dining and Hotel Experiences
Alongside the destination-wide events, both hotels add their own Easter experiences, extending the atmosphere beyond workshops and performances into dining, music, and seasonal gatherings.
The Chedi Luštica Bay
The Chedi’s spring offer runs until 30 April, making it a timely option for anyone planning an Easter stay by the marina.
The hotel’s main Easter dining highlight is Easter Lunch at The Spot Restaurant, served on 5 April for Catholic Easter and 12 April for Orthodox Easter. Framed as a leisurely afternoon by the marina, the experience brings together a three-course menu inspired by seasonal ingredients and spring freshness.
- Place: The Spot Restaurant
- Dates: 5 April and 12 April
- Price: €60 per person + 10% service charge
- Reservations: [email protected] | +382 (0) 32 661 266
Hotel Centrale Luštica Bay by Angsana
At Centrale, the Easter period begins even before the weekend programme itself.
- Friday, 3 April, 7 p.m. – The Pulse of Passion: an evening of salsa, bachata, and kizomba organised by Montenegro Latino Events from Tivat
- Happy Hour: 50% discount on food and drinks from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
- Friday, 10 April: Easter egg painting competition
- Sunday, 12 April: Convivial Easter Lunch
These hotel activations add another layer to the destination’s Easter calendar, offering a mix of culinary experiences and social moments around the core family programme.
Why Spend Easter in Luštica Bay
There are many places to spend Easter on the Montenegrin coast, but Luštica Bay stands apart because the experience is structured, walkable, and easy to enjoy. You are not piecing together separate activities across different towns or dealing with traffic between venues. The events unfold within a single destination, shaped by the marina, piazza, waterfront promenade, and open public spaces.
That sense of ease is part of the appeal. Children can move naturally between workshops and performances, while adults can settle into long lunches, seaside walks, and spring afternoons by the Adriatic. It is a celebration that feels curated rather than crowded.
Just as importantly, the programme honours both Easter traditions, giving the destination a rare two-weekend momentum. For visitors, that means more flexibility when planning a spring stay. For residents and guests already here, it means Easter lingers a little longer.
Plan Your Easter Visit
If you are planning a spring break on the Adriatic, Easter is one of the most charming times to experience Luštica Bay. The weather is softer, the destination is in bloom, and the programme brings together art, play, dining, and celebration in a way that feels both seasonal and distinctly local.
To turn the weekend into a longer stay, you can explore The Chedi’s spring offer, discover accommodation across Luštica Bay Vacation Homes, or browse more of what to do across the destination at Luštica Bay activities.
Whether you come for one afternoon or for both weekends, the Easter calendar offers a clear invitation: slow down, gather together, and enjoy spring by the sea.
FAQ: Easter in Luštica Bay
When is Easter in Montenegro in 2026?
In 2026, Catholic Easter falls on 5 April, while Orthodox Easter falls on 12 April. At Luštica Bay, celebrations take place across both weekends, on 4–5 April and 11–12 April.
Are the Easter events at Luštica Bay open to all?
Yes. The workshops, performances, and Easter egg hunts listed in the destination programme are open to all, making them suitable for residents, guests, and visitors.
Are there Easter activities for children?
Yes. The Easter programme includes art workshops, bunny mask-making, Easter card-making, live shows, juggling, and Easter egg hunts, all designed with families and children in mind.
Is there a special Easter lunch at Luštica Bay?
Yes. The Chedi Luštica Bay is serving Easter Lunch at The Spot Restaurant on both 5 April and 12 April. Hotel Centrale Luštica Bay by Angsana is also hosting a Convivial Easter Lunch on 12 April.
Where do the Easter events take place?
The Catholic Easter programme takes place in Marina Village, while the Orthodox Easter programme takes place in Centrale, including Centrale Piazza and Pine Alley Park.