"March travel is all about the sweet spot. Fewer crowds, milder weather, and destinations starting to bloom. It’s the kind of month where I can escape winter’s last chill or lean into it with one final snow-dusted adventure."
I’ve got a light jacket on my shoulders, a passport in my pocket, and a sense of curiosity chasing the changing seasons, all while discovering places that shine just before spring hits full swing.
Unique Places to Travel in March:
Frequently Asked Questions:
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Why is March a great time for a getaway?
- By the time March rolls around, I always find myself craving a change of scenery. If you’re feeling the same, this is the perfect moment to plan a long weekend—whether you stay close to home or head somewhere completely new.
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What are some ideal tropical destinations for March?
- If you’re anything like me and dreaming of a sunny beach and warm tropical waters, March is the ideal time to go. You’ll find beautiful weather and plenty of sunshine.
- Here are a couple of favorites I’ve loved and think you will too:
- The Maldives – I’ve never forgotten those turquoise lagoons and soft-sand beaches.
- The Caribbean – Whether I’ve gone to Barbados or the Bahamas, I’ve always found the vibe welcoming and the beaches just right.
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Which southern hemisphere destinations are great in March?
- In my experience, March is a great time to head south of the equator. The weather is warm and sunny, and it often feels like an ideal in-between season.
- Here are a few places I’ve really enjoyed and think you’d love too:
- Australia – You’ll find laid-back beach towns, vibrant cities, and incredible nature. I’ve done them all.
- South America – Think Argentina’s wine country or a breezy stay in coastal Uruguay. I’ve had unforgettable moments in both.
- New Zealand – If you enjoy road trips, mountains, or adventure sports, this is your March dream trip. It was mine.
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Is March a good time for skiing?
- Absolutely. I’ve hit the slopes in March and found excellent snow with fewer crowds than peak season. It’s the sweet spot if you want winter without the chaos.
- Whether you’re skiing in North America or Europe, I’ve found that a week or two in the mountains can completely recharge you—and help chase away those late-winter blues.
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In Summary...
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