Weather overview in March

Costa Calida greets March with pleasant springtime weather. Expect average daytime temperatures ranging from 16°C to 20°C, while nights are cooler, dropping to around 8°C to 10°C. Rainfall is relatively low, with approximately 30 to 40mm throughout the month, so you can anticipate mostly dry days. Humidity levels are comfortable, ensuring you feel fresh during your outdoor activities. Breezes from the Mediterranean bring gentle winds, adding a touch of freshness to the air.

Activities and seasonal highlights

In March, the mild climate is perfect for outdoor pursuits. Explore the region's beautiful hiking trails, such as those in the Sierra Espuña Natural Park, or wander through the historical sites in Cartagena. Stroll along the scenic beaches or enjoy a leisurely bike ride through picturesque villages. A standout event this month is the Las Fallas festival in nearby Valencia, celebrated with vibrant parades and stunning fireworks displays, that are worth the short trip.

What to pack for March

When visiting Costa Calida in March, pack layers to accommodate the range of temperatures. Bring light jumpers and jackets for cooler evenings, and comfortable clothing for daytime explorations. Sturdy walking shoes are a good choice for hiking or exploring historical sites, while sunglasses and a hat will help protect you from the sun during longer outdoor adventures.

FAQs

Is Costa Calida, Spain crowded during March?

March is a great time to visit Costa Calida if you prefer a quieter experience. With the peak tourist season yet to begin, you can enjoy a more leisurely pace and less crowded attractions.

Can I swim or enjoy outdoor activities?

While the sea might still be a bit chilly for a swim, the weather is perfectly suited for exploring outdoor treasures. Consider hiking, sightseeing, or simply enjoying a peaceful beach stroll.

What’s the best way to get around Costa Calida, Spain in March?

Exploring the region is easy with a mix of public transport and car hire. Buses and trains connect major towns, but hiring a car offers the flexibility to discover the more secluded parts at your own pace.