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The absolute best month for Mendoza as the grape harvest begins. The fierce heat in Buenos Aires breaks.

The absolute best month for wine tasting in the central valleys (Colchagua, Maipo). Crowds thin out in Patagonia.

Virtually identical to February. Great for combining the tobacco farms of Viñales with the beaches of Varadero.

Consistently sunny and beautiful. Great wind conditions on the north coast (Cabarete) for kiteboarding.

The water temperature finally loses its chill, making swimming and snorkeling perfectly comfortable.

The sea temperature is wonderfully warm, and the dry, sunny days continue unabated.

Consistently warm, sunny days. The trade winds keep the island from feeling oppressively hot despite the rising numbers on the thermometer.

Practically zero rain. The strong trade winds keep the rising temperatures feeling very comfortable.

The heat dials up slightly making the beach and pools perfect. The global electronic music scene descends on Miami for massive parties.

The absolute peak for scuba diving and snorkeling. Visibility is over 100 feet. Massive whale sharks begin arriving at Gladden Spit near the full moon.

March maintains the exceptional dry-season conditions of January and February, with clear water and blue skies, but the crowds thin slightly as European school holidays recede. Visibility remains superb for diving — Maldivian dive sites like Maaya Thila and HP Reef are at their best. Surfing season begins to stir at the end of March, with the first south swells reaching the atolls' east-facing breaks. Water temperature holds at a comfortable 29-30°C, perfect for snorkeling without a wetsuit. Resort prices begin their modest descent from February peaks.

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Late summer weather with fewer crowds.

Jacarandas are in full bloom; weather is perfectly warm.

Trekking season starts. Entire hillsides turn red and pink with blooming rhododendrons.

Temperatures rise, but the water in the south is crystal clear for snorkeling.

Temperatures are warming up just enough to make the Red Sea (Hurghada) comfortable for swimming.

The weather remains wonderfully warm, but the massive international holiday crowds thin out.

Endless sunny days and warm, tranquil waters perfect for snorkeling and diving.

The crowds thin out slightly as the European winter ends. The sea remains wonderfully warm and perfectly calm for swimming.

The water is incredibly warm and perfectly still. The winter rush begins to leave, softening hotel prices slightly.

Temperatures begin to rise, making the water feel incredibly inviting. The seas are flat as glass, perfect for long boat rides.

The sea remains incredibly calm on White Beach while the east side (Bulabog Beach) offers perfect wind for kite surfing.

Spring begins. The absolute highlight is the blooming of magnificent rhododendrons and magnolias across the mountainsides.

The famous Patagonian winds begin to die down significantly. Late March brings the start of the 'Lenga' forests turning vibrant red and gold.

Mardi Gras hangover ends, giving way to beautiful spring weather. The St. Patrick's Day block parties in the Irish Channel are massive local events.

The pools start to open! The weather is spectacularly sunny without being oppressive. 'March Madness' turns the sportsbooks into an insane, chaotic party.

The water starts warming up significantly. The weather is picture-perfect—warm enough for swimming, but not suffocatingly humid.

Days get slightly longer and warmer. The ocean is incredibly pleasant for swimming, snorkeling, and diving in Culebra and Vieques.

Consistently dry and exceptionally hot. Great visibility for scuba diving globally. The strong winter trade winds begin to die down.

The weather begins to noticeably warm up, but remains very comfortable, especially in the high elevation of Jebel Akhdar (the Green Mountain) where roses begin to bloom.

Japan shakes off winter and begins its most anticipated transformation. Cherry blossoms typically open in Tokyo and Kyushu from late March, with a palpable spring energy sweeping the country. Temperatures in Tokyo hover around 14°C — perfect for walking without sweating. The Hina Matsuri doll festival adds color to shops and homes across the country. Early March is quieter and cheaper; late March, once the sakura forecast is published, gets competitive for accommodation.

March closes out Costa Rica's dry season with its hottest temperatures of the year — Guanacaste regularly hits 33-35°C — making the Pacific coast beaches irresistible and diving conditions around Cocos Island exceptional, with visibility regularly exceeding 25 meters. The landscape is at its most golden-dry in Guanacaste, while the central highlands and Caribbean side retain their lush green. Spring break brings surges of North American visitors mid-month to popular spots like Tamarindo, Jacó, and Manuel Antonio. Prices begin their gradual descent from February's peak.

March brings slightly warmer temperatures, making the ocean water perfectly suitable for extended swimming. Art Dubai deeply enriches the cultural scene, while the massively glamorous Dubai World Cup horse race attracts elite global socialites.

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Excellent weather, Chichen Itza serpent shadow phenomenon.

Holi is magical. Weather is warm but still bearable.

The famous orange trees (azahar) begin to bloom, filling the entire city with an incredible perfume.

The coffee region and Medellín ('City of Eternal Spring') are perfectly mild. Great time for the Lost City trek.

The weather warms up nicely. The Higashiyama Hanatouro event illuminates the historic district's streets and temples beautifully at night.

The weather warms up nicely, making massive explorations of Shibuya and Shinjuku much more pleasant. Sakura excitement builds.

The two-week Grand Sumo Tournament happens in mid-March. In late March, Sakura (cherry blossom) fever begins.

The deep winter dampness fades. Yangmingshan National Park bursts into color with massive fields of Calla Lilies and cherry blossoms.

The sea remains completely calm, and the heavy winter crowds begin to thin out significantly.

Spring begins. The hills around LA (like Griffith Park and Malibu) are incredibly lush and green from the winter rains. Perfect hiking weather.

The high season officially begins. The northern hills are blanketed with wildflowers (including the rare black iris). Petra is perfectly mild for hiking.

Spring arrives, and the winter grey over Taipei finally begins to lift. Temperatures are highly comfortable.

March is your last reliable chance to see humpback whales before they head back to Alaska — boats off Maui's west coast are still reporting daily sightings well into the month. Rain decreases noticeably on all islands as spring approaches, and daylight extends. The Honolulu Festival brings three days of Pacific cultural performances and a spectacular parade to Oahu. Spring Break descends in waves from mid-March through early April, bringing energy but also crowds to beach parks and popular hikes like Diamond Head.

March is the last reliably dry month in Thailand and still excellent for southern island trips, where conditions on Koh Lanta, Koh Phi Phi, and the Andaman Coast remain clear and sunny. Full Moon Parties on Koh Phangan draw enormous crowds to Had Rin beach. Bangkok, though growing hotter, is still manageable for temple visits in the early morning hours. Prices drop noticeably from January peaks. The critical caveat: the northern highlands suffer severe burning season — agricultural fires blanket Chiang Mai, Pai, and the hill country in thick smoke from late February through April.

Tourist numbers start dropping; sunsets over the Mekong are spectacular.

The weather noticeably dries out. The seas become calmer, improving snorkeling visibility.

The post-Carnival hangover. The crowds disappear, prices drop back to normal, but the ocean is still bathtub-warm.

The deep freeze finally ends. Late March starts to see the first hints of spring flowers.

Busan gets its cherry blossoms about 7-10 days before Seoul. Dalmaji-gil Road (the 'Montmartre of Busan') bursts into pink.

The crowds start to thin out, and the weather remains generally good before the heavier rains start.

Crowds thin out, making it easier to book last-minute river cruises or boutique hotels.

Crowds thin out. The Kuang Si Falls remain a beautiful turquoise color.

Spring begins to arrive. Tin Pan South is an incredible event where the actual writers (not the famous singers) perform and tell the stories behind massive hit songs.

Spring slowly begins. Spring Break travelers start arriving mid-month, but it's not overwhelming yet. Great hiking weather down in the canyon (where it is much warmer).

March is where winter and spring negotiate in Iceland, and travelers win the deal. Days stretch rapidly — from around 11 hours at the start to nearly 14 by month's end — giving you time to explore the South Coast's waterfalls and black sand beaches while still having dark enough nights for aurora hunting. Whale watching season kicks off with minkes appearing off Húsavík. The dramatic snowscapes of winter linger in the highlands while coastal areas begin to thaw. Shoulder-season prices hold firm.

March marks Italy's emergence from winter — days are lengthening, outdoor café tables are reappearing, and Rome and Florence become genuinely pleasant for long walks between monuments. The Amalfi Coast road reopens to traffic and the first wildflowers dot the hills around Assisi and Siena. Prices remain reasonable and queues at major sites stay short. If Easter falls in late March, you'll catch Rome's extraordinary Holy Week processions at the Colosseum, though accommodation prices spike and book out fast.

March is Portugal's surfing peak — the powerful Atlantic swells are at their most consistent at Nazaré, Ericeira (a designated World Surf Reserve), and Peniche, drawing pros and experienced surfers from across Europe. Cherry blossoms cover the hillsides around Fundão in the interior, creating a short-lived spectacle worth timing a trip around. Spring wildflowers are beginning across the Alentejo plains and the Douro Valley. Lisbon and Porto are walking beautifully at 18°C with very few tourists, and wine estates throughout the Douro and Alentejo are open for tastings.

Spring finally begins to awaken the city. The bare trees in Luxembourg Gardens start to sprout green buds, and the temperatures become mild enough for afternoon strolls through the charming bohemian streets of Montmartre. Paris Fashion Week concludes early in the month, filling the city with buzzing energy and stylish crowds. Take advantage of the pleasant but crisp weather by booking a specialized food tour in the Latin Quarter or enjoying a brisk bike ride along the scenic Seine riverbanks.

March beautifully ushers in mild spring sunshine, dramatically reawakening the city's beloved outdoor culture. During the incredibly fun Sant Medir Festival, dozens of vibrant horse-drawn carriages toss literal tons of sweet candy into the cheering crowds in the charming Gràcia neighborhood. The increasing midday temperatures finally make it pleasant enough to rent a public bicycle and ride endlessly along the picturesque Barceloneta boardwalk, stopping constantly to sample fantastic fresh seafood at open-air chiringuitos.

Spring begins to show; weather slowly warms up.

Spring begins to peak its head out. The incredible Keukenhof tulip gardens open.

Spring slowly starts; daffodils bloom in the royal parks.

Spring begins to awaken the region. The fruit trees start blossoming by the end of the month, adding splashes of color to the valleys.

Spring arrives. Days become noticeably warmer and sunshine is abundant.

The 'long rains' don't usually start heavily until the end of the month. Good birdwatching.

The landscape is verdant and green. Great for birdwatching as migratory species are present.

The first half of the month is usually still dry and excellent for swimming.

Summer rains in the northeast begin to taper off. A good transition month country-wide.

Galapagos: Marine iguanas hatch. Excellent snorkeling conditions.

The rains start to taper off. This is Often considered the 'sweet spot' to catch the mirror effect on the salt flats before the water evaporates.

The social calendar is packed. The Hong Kong Sevens is a massive, city-wide party disguised as a rugby tournament.

Spring skiing is often at its best, boasting deep snowpack but slightly warmer, sunnier days than January/February.

Spring begins. The devastating winter rains taper off, and the hills of the Marin Headlands (across the Golden Gate) turn vibrantly green.

Spring begins to thaw the country. In the far south (like Jeju Island and Busan), the first plum and cherry blossoms begin to cautiously open in late March.

March offers one of Bali's most extraordinary cultural experiences: Nyepi, the Hindu Day of Silence, when the entire island — including the airport — shuts down for 24 hours of stillness and reflection. The night before, spectacular Ogoh-Ogoh demon puppet parades fill streets across the island with fire, drumming, and elaborate monster effigies. Rain is gradually decreasing through the month, and by late March, long sunny mornings become more reliable. It's still the wet season, but the transition is palpable.

March sees Greece shaking off winter with real conviction — wildflowers are blooming across the mainland and Crete, Athens is warming to genuinely pleasant walking temperatures, and the ancient sites feel extraordinary without summer's human tide. Greek Independence Day on March 25th brings military parades and flag-waving patriotism to city squares across the country. A handful of the more resilient Aegean islands — Crete, Rhodes, and Corfu — begin reopening their hotels, and hiking trails on the mainland (Meteora, Zagori) are at their most beautiful and empty.

March brings the incredibly slow, highly unpredictable initial transition from brutal winter into early spring. The absolutely massive St. Patrick's Day Parade heavily dominates Fifth Avenue, bringing an incredibly loud, famously rowdy, and beautifully festive green atmosphere to the entire city center. As the late-month temperatures gently begin to slightly warm, you can finally enjoy heavily jacketed afternoon walks dynamically across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge without suffering severe, painful windburn.

Rain starts to decrease. Good time to visit the southern coast.

Spring greens begin to pop. Excellent month for tackling the 'Path of the Gods' hike.

Spring slowly begins. Gorse bushes start showing bright yellow flowers.

The migration of the giant Blue Whales usually begins in late March.

Excellent diving conditions when the storms hold off, due to warm waters.

The rains begin to noticeably taper off. The jungles are brilliantly green and the air is violently clear after a storm.

The weather begins to break. The dive operators slowly return from their winter hiatus.

The ceremonial start of the legendary Iditarod in Anchorage. The days are getting significantly longer, and the Northern Lights are still visible.

By late March, Vancouver begins to bloom earlier than the rest of Canada. Early cherry blossoms start to appear.

The heavy, sustained rains of Jan/Feb begin to break, turning into shorter, intense afternoon downpours.

The weather hints at warming up. A few locals start painting the town's stone seams white.

The massive Planica ski jumping event is a wild, patriotic party.

Unique winter festivals: race horses and ride sleighs on the frozen Lake Khövsgöl, or watch camel polo in the snowy Gobi desert.

Maple syrup season begins just outside the city.

Bears begin to slowly emerge from hibernation late in the month.

Fiji has a massive Indo-Fijian population, and the celebration of Holi adds a vibrant cultural flair.

You will find the cheapest hotel rates of the entire year.