You're never too old for a good Easter egg hunt. Here are some ideas to take your egg hunt to the next level. One year while we were on Easter Holidays at the beach we decided to put the eggs in snap lock bags and bury them at the beach. We made it easier by marking each egg with a flag. We gave each kid a shovel and watched them dig. I don't know what happened but it turned out to be much harder to find them than we intended. We even got the dads digging but that didn't help. If you're ever holidaying by the beach and find an Easter egg in a snap lock bag, you're welcome.

You might not have thought about it before, but the chocolate industry is known for being unethical in how it treats people and the planet. More than 2 million children work in cocoa plantations, some of them have even been trafficked. Despite countries signing agreements 20 years ago to reduce child labour in the cocoa industry, numbers have actually increased. The demand for cocoa has increased in recent years, which has led to deforestation. Alter Eco is one brand of ethical chocolate available in Australia - https://altereco.com.au​. 
Source: https://forageandsustain.com/how-ethical-is-the-chocolate-industry/

These would make a great gift instead of chocolate this Easter!

Grab some friends and your camera and go hunting for local street art. There are websites with street art directories in many cities. Maybe don't go alone as a lot of street art is in alleys.