Cap St Georges Easter Village
Eggs
Once through the entrance you will immediately see some Easter Treats on your right.
Candles
I wasn't sure what to make of the next stall. These appeared to be like Lucky Bags, in that there was a mix of available items. Some pink, some blue, but all contained a candle.
Boing
If you have kids they will be kept occupied. There were a couple of bouncy castles. This young boy had arrived when they opened so had the dome all to himself. There is a castle next to it as well.
Jewellery
Like the Christmas Village, the stalls are a mix of refreshments and gift ideas.
Assorted Coffees
I'm not sure whether the umbrellas here were part of the decor or just put up in anticipation for the expected rain. They served numerous hot and cold coffees as well as alcoholic variants like Cappuccino Baileys and Irish Coffee. Do be careful if you are driving though!
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