Easter in Kiama 2026
Discover the best of Easter in Kiama, from vibrant markets and family-friendly events to must-do activities across the region.
There’s something about Easter in Kiama. The mornings are crisp, the ocean is still warm enough for a swim, and the town settles into an easy pace that suits a long weekend by the coast.
Whether you’re visiting for a coastal walk, catching up with family, or planning a few days around great food, there are plenty of things to do in Kiama over Easter.
Easter Treats in Kiama
Hot cross buns in Kiama
Easter isn’t Easter without a proper hot cross bun, and Kiama’s bakeries do them well. Add Parfait Patisserie, Flour Water Salt and Slow Dough to your list. Each has its own take on the classic, and you’ll find them fresh out of the oven across the Easter weekend. Grab a coffee, a paper bag of something warm, and find a spot by the water to enjoy it.
Easter chocolate in Kiama
If you’re hosting Easter or just want to bring something along, there are a couple of easy wins nearby.
The Treat Factory in Berry is worth the short drive, with shelves full of chocolate eggs, bunnies and handmade treats that go beyond the supermarket staples.
Closer to Kiama, Kiama Sweet Company leans all the way in for Easter, with freckled bunny ears, oversized Belgian chocolate bunnies and vegan Easter bilbies, plus plenty of smaller treats for sharing.
Kiama Easter Markets
Head to the Kiama Farmers’ Market on Wednesday, 1 April for the Annual Spud Hunt, a fun twist on the classic Easter egg hunt. The Easter Bunny will arrive at 3.30pm to kick off the hunt letting kids dig for hidden spuds along the sand and swap them for prizes. With fresh local produce, tasty treats, and a lively atmosphere, it’s a great way to enjoy a relaxed afternoon in Kiama.
The Kiama Seaside Markets will run an additional market on Good Friday at Black Beach Reserve from 9am – 3pm.
With more than 150 stalls, it’s one of the best Easter markets on the South Coast, offering locally made crafts, boutique fashion, artwork, jewellery, homewares and gourmet food. It’s a great way to spend a few hours, to browse, eat, and take in the coastal atmosphere.
Easter Events in Kiama
If you’re looking for family-friendly Easter events in Kiama, there’s a steady run of activities across the week.
Saturday 28 March
Hop along to a free kids Easter craft session at Slow Dough from 9-11am. Craft session will include giving used coffee bags a second life and turning them into bunny hand puppets. Bring your little ones and join in the fun!
Sunday 29 March
Club Jamberoo’s Easter Family Fun Day kicks off from 2pm. Expect an Easter Bunny appearance, egg hunts, face painting and a best Easter hat or bonnet competition, along with live music and a gelato cart.
Wednesday 1 April
Kiama Leagues Club will host its annual Easter raffle, with tickets on sale from 5:30pm. There are Easter baskets, seafood trays and plenty of prizes up for grabs, plus a visit from the Easter Bunny.
Good Friday
Crooked River Estate offers a relaxed atmosphere with live music and a casual food and beverage menu featuring estate-grown wines and craft beers.
Easter Saturday
Diggie’s Great Egg Hunt is back and bigger than ever 🐰✨ This much-loved community event is packed with family fun, with little ones invited to bring a basket and join in the excitement of the hunt. Be sure to register via the link in bio so the Easter Bunny knows how many to expect, and don’t miss it outside the Visitor Information Centre at 9am sharp!
If you’re feeling creative, head to in Gerringong for an Easter wheel-throwing class. If you’re feeling creative, head to Soul Clay Studios in Gerringong for an Easter wheel-throwing class, where you can try your hand at shaping clay on the potter’s wheel, get hands-on with a fun, relaxing craft, and take home a unique piece you made yourself.
Easter Sunday
From 10am – 11 am, the Easter Bunny and Sammy the Shark will be handing out eggs to kids at Jamberoo Action Park. There will also be an Easter hamper guessing competition, along with plenty of other games and giveaways around Outback Bay throughout the day.
If you’d rather lock something in, book a table at Yves Social for Easter Sunday. It’s a relaxed option for both adults and kids, with an egg hunt, face painting, lawn games and Easter crafts for the little ones, while the rest of the table can settle in with an Easter inspired cocktails and take their time over lunch.
Fresh easter Seafood
Good Friday Seafood in Kiama
Good Friday is all about seafood, and Kiama delivers some of the freshest around. The iconic Kiama Fish Market, in its bright yellow building right on the harbour, is the go-to spot for seafood straight off the boats. From prawns to oysters, it’s all there. Grab your favourites and enjoy them by the water, or take them home for a simple, delicious feast. Open from 6am – 6pm, it’s an easy way to plan your Good Friday.
If cooked takeaway is more your style, stroll the streets of Kiama and discover gourmet fish and chip spots. Some favourites include By the Sea Takeaway, Jaws Seafood Kiama, and Saltwater Café.
For an upmarket experience with a view, book a table at Silica on Surf Beach. Their menu showcases local South Coast produce, including Kingfish Sashimi, Sydney Rock Oysters and Panfried Barramundi. They also offer a takeaway window, so you can enjoy freshly cooked seafood right by the beach.
Venturing south, Gerringong Takeaway is a must-visit, with locals and visitors lining up for potato scallops, fish cocktails, and crispy chips to enjoy at nearby Werri Beach. Further south again, Blue Swimmer in Gerroa is a seafood lover’s dream. With a name like that, you know they take their seafood seriously. Book ahead to snag a balcony spot overlooking the Crooked River and pair your meal with a glass of wine.
Want to take your seafood experience to the next level? Kiama Charter Service lets you channel your inner fisherman and reel in your own Easter feast straight from the ocean.
Plan Your Easter Weekend in Kiama
Easter is one of the busiest times to visit Kiama, and for good reason. Between the coastline, local food, markets and events, it’s an easy destination for a long weekend on the NSW South Coast.
If you’re planning a trip, book ahead where you can, arrive early to popular spots, and leave enough room in your schedule to explore at your own pace.
Belinda Williams
