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WHERE TO TRAVEL IN MARCH
As the southern Mediterranean begins to warm and schools remain in session, February is perfect for an adults-only escape. Long-haul destinations offer great availability, the slopes remain reliably snowsure, and if time is short, a midweek or long weekend in a European city promises culture without the crowds.
The best countries to visit in mARCH
Val D`Isere
Sunny skies and high-altitude skiing make March in the Espace Killy a dream. The north-facing slopes hold their snow beautifully, and with a little luck, you might even wake up to a fresh dusting. Once the school holidays end and the crowds disappear, you’ll have nearly 300km of pristine pistes almost to yourself.
Morocco
Venture to Morocco’s souks, mountains, and deserts before the peak season begins. March brings mild temperatures, perfect for exploring Marrakech and soaking in the first signs of spring. The Rif and Atlas Mountains, as well as the Sahara, are wonderfully atmospheric now — just remember to pack something warm for the cool desert evenings.
Barbados
Indulge in a dose of Caribbean luxury and sunshine. With temperatures in the low 30s and the festive crowds long gone, March brings better value and blissful calm. Dolphins migrate to the island’s warm waters, while the surf rises on the east coast — it’s competition season for the world’s best. Hire a car and uncover Barbados’ quieter coves and scenic viewpoints.
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Morocco
Head to the souks, mountains and deserts of Morocco before the peak season. The temperatures are relatively mild, making cities like Marrakech a good location to base yourself, and the signs of spring are just beginning to appear. The Rif and Atlas Mountains and the Sahara will be cool in the evenings, so pack something warm.
Morocco
Head to the souks, mountains and deserts of Morocco before the peak season. The temperatures are relatively mild, making cities like Marrakech a good location to base yourself, and the signs of spring are just beginning to appear. The Rif and Atlas Mountains and the Sahara will be cool in the evenings, so pack something warm.
Dolomites
Ask any Italian, and they’ll tell you March is the best time to ski in the Dolomites. The days are longer, the snow coverage excellent (and if not, the snowmaking here is superb). It’s the perfect month for ski safaris — and when conditions allow, for tackling the thrilling couloirs around Cortina.
Lech
With heavier than average snowfall, Lech is one of the best places to ski in March. The north-facing slopes of Warth promise excellent coverage, while the famous White Ring circuit remains blissfully uncrowded. As the days grow longer and warmer, pause for a hot chocolate or a leisurely lunch on one of the resort’s sun-drenched terraces.
Paris
Hop on the Eurostar and indulge in a little amuse-bouche in one of Europe’s most enchanting capitals. As blossoms begin to bloom, museums and galleries are blissfully queue-free, dinner reservations come easy, and strolls along the Seine are wonderfully romantic. Plus, hotel rates are lower this month – the perfect excuse for a spontaneous escape.
Lech
With a higher than average snowfall, Lech is often one of the best places to ski this month. The north facing slopes in Warth continue to have excellent coverage, whilst the Weiss Ring will be free of crowds. As the days begin to warm up and lengthen, stop for a hot chocolate or lunch on one of the resort’s south facing terraces.
Lech
With a higher than average snowfall, Lech is often one of the best places to ski this month. The north facing slopes in Warth continue to have excellent coverage, whilst the Weiss Ring will be free of crowds. As the days begin to warm up and lengthen, stop for a hot chocolate or lunch on one of the resort’s south facing terraces.
St Lucia
March brings beautifully warm – but not stifling – weather to St Lucia, with any passing showers quickly giving way to sunshine. It’s the perfect time to hike the iconic Pitons, wander through the vibrant Castries Market, or explore Pigeon Island for a true taste of local life.
Tenerife
While it’s still chilly back home, the Canary Islands start to warm up in March, basking in around seven hours of sunshine a day. It’s even warm enough for a dip in the Atlantic. As the island begins to bloom, you’ll find quiet hiking trails and uncrowded beaches — perfect for exploring the lush botanical gardens of Puerto de la Cruz or the dramatic landscapes of Anaga Rural Park.
Vietnam
With its temperate north and tropical south, March offers Vietnam’s most consistent stretch of warm, dry weather — ideal for exploring from top to toe. Stroll through Hoi An during the enchanting Lantern Festival, glide along the Mekong Delta’s colourful floating markets, or trek through the northern mountains to meet local hill tribes amid breathtaking landscapes.
Tenerife
While it’s still chilly back home, the Canary Islands start to warm up in March, basking in around seven hours of sunshine a day. It’s even warm enough for a dip in the Atlantic. As the island begins to bloom, you’ll find quiet hiking trails and uncrowded beaches — perfect for exploring the lush botanical gardens of Puerto de la Cruz or the dramatic landscapes of Anaga Rural Park.
Tenerife
While it’s still chilly back home, the Canary Islands start to warm up in March, basking in around seven hours of sunshine a day. It’s even warm enough for a dip in the Atlantic. As the island begins to bloom, you’ll find quiet hiking trails and uncrowded beaches — perfect for exploring the lush botanical gardens of Puerto de la Cruz or the dramatic landscapes of Anaga Rural Park.
