Sand Cay hops into Easter weekend

Sand Cay Beach Resort hosted its annual Easter egg hunt and lunch on March 30.

  • By Katie Johns
  • | 11:02 a.m. March 30, 2018
  • Longboat Key
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It only took five minutes for those participating in Sand Cay Beach Resort’s Easter egg hunt to find every prize.

Separated into age groups, children of all ages searched the back property of the resort for the multi-colored eggs. Some were even lucky enough to find golden eggs.

Following the egg hunt, the kids played in bounce houses, met the Easter Bunny and enjoyed lunch with their families.

Benjamin Honroth holds up an Easter egg.
Benjamin Honroth holds up an Easter egg.
Caroline Whitson is all smiles as she slides down the bounce house.
Caroline Whitson is all smiles as she slides down the bounce house.
Connor Whitson fills his bucket with Easter eggs.
Connor Whitson fills his bucket with Easter eggs.
Caroline Whitson hunts for eggs on Sandy Cay’s property.
Caroline Whitson hunts for eggs on Sandy Cay’s property.
Abby Honroth and Emily Krusemark show off the eggs they found during the egg hunt.
Abby Honroth and Emily Krusemark show off the eggs they found during the egg hunt.
Connor Whitson jumps off the bounce house.
Connor Whitson jumps off the bounce house.
Colin Laciak slides down the bounce house before the egg hunt.
Colin Laciak slides down the bounce house before the egg hunt.
Caroline Whitson fills her bucket with Easter eggs.
Caroline Whitson fills her bucket with Easter eggs.
Abby Honroth and Emily Krusemark
Abby Honroth and Emily Krusemark
Connor Whitson fills his bucket with Easter eggs.
Connor Whitson fills his bucket with Easter eggs.
Abby Honroth runs around Sand Cay’s property searching for Easter eggs.
Abby Honroth runs around Sand Cay’s property searching for Easter eggs.
Abby Honroth fills her bag with Easter eggs.
Abby Honroth fills her bag with Easter eggs.

 

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