# March Sun: Where to Chase Warmth Across the Globe
March marks the sweet spot for escaping winter. The equinox brings reliable sunshine to destinations spanning continents, and travellers gain a crucial advantage. Crowds thin out after peak Christmas and New Year travel, while prices drop significantly compared to winter rates.
Florida tops the list as a perennial favourite. Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and the Florida Keys offer consistent warmth, beach access, and established tourism infrastructure. March temperatures hover around 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Spring breakers start arriving mid-month, so early bookings matter. Airlines including American, Southwest, and Spirit offer frequent service from major US cities at competitive rates.
For something different, Essaouira in Morocco delivers Atlantic breezes and bohemian charm. This coastal Berber town sits where the Anti-Atlas Mountains meet the ocean. March brings daytime temperatures around 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Flights from London via Marrakech run through Royal Air Maroc and budget carriers. Accommodation ranges from riads (traditional houses converted into hotels) to modern beachfront resorts priced well below European equivalents.
Beyond these standouts, the article's scope includes Mediterranean options, Caribbean islands, and Middle Eastern destinations. Egypt's Red Sea resorts, the Canary Islands off Spain's coast, and Oman's dramatic coastline all feature prominently. Each offers distinct experiences within a narrow temperature band of 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
Travel costs vary dramatically. Caribbean and Florida trips run higher due to American demand. North African and Middle Eastern destinations offer better value. Budget airlines including EasyJet, Ryanair, and local carriers slash airfare to Morocco, Egypt, and the Canaries.
For March planners, the window closes quickly. Spring break, Easter holidays, and