Where's hot in March (2026)

March brings longer days and a growing appetite for sunshine, making it the ideal moment to escape before spring fully settles in. If you’re wondering where’s hot in March, our experts have you covered. Head to Chile, where late summer delivers warm days and vineyard-perfect weather, or Qatar for sleek city breaks and desert adventures before the heat peaks. Goa is blissfully sunny and calmer as the season winds down, while Egypt offers golden temperatures for exploring ancient wonders and cruising the Nile. In northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is warm and lively, perfect for culture, cuisine and festivals. Wherever you choose, March is made for sunshine-filled escapes.

For Chile

• Perched on a cliff above the Pacific, Nayara Hangaroa delivers ocean-facing suites with volcanic stone interiors, open terraces and wide sea views. Two destination restaurants, a serene spa and coastal walking trails make this an easy, sun-soaked base for March, when Easter Island stays warm and uncrowded.
• Set beneath some of the world’s clearest skies, Elqui Domos is a small lodge that is built for nights as much as days. Private dome rooms with retractable roofs turn your bed into a front-row seat for the stars, while daytime brings pool dips, massages, mountain walks and astronomy sessions. Warm, dry March weather is ideal here.
• Our Habitas Atacama offers an earthy desert hideaway just outside San Pedro de Atacama, with adobe-style rooms opening onto private patios. Expect a strong focus on outdoor adventure, regional cooking, a shaded pool and a compact spa. March brings hot days and cooler evenings, perfect for hiking Valle de la Luna and stargazing after dark.
• NOI Blend Colchagua is a low-key vineyard escape in Chile’s Colchagua Valley, with contemporary-rustic rooms, pale woods and vineyard views. Days revolve around pool time, cycling between wineries and long lunches which showcase local wines. March is harvest season: warm sunshine, buzzing vineyards and a relaxed rural atmosphere at its best.

For Qatar

• Mondrian Doha West Bay is an architectural showstopper with surreal interiors, featuring bold Arabian Nights murals against monochrome rooms. Indulge in world-class dining, rooftop cocktails, and an Instagram-worthy indoor pool. The spa and hammam promise total relaxation, while the rooftop Skybar dazzles with Doha skyline views. Perfect for design lovers and romantics.
• Set in Msheireb Downtown, the Alwadi Hotel mixes Qatari heritage with modern style. Spacious rooms offer city views, while the rooftop pool and lounge provide panoramic views. Steps from Souq Waqif and cultural sights, the hotel pairs easy exploration with indulgent spa treatments and elegant dining. Ideal for culture seekers.
• The Ned, The Corniche offers a refined haven which combines classic elegance with modern touches. Rooms feature tactile furnishings and private balconies, while the spa, Moroccan hammam, and pool ensure calm. Fine dining and casual eateries cater to every mood. Perfectly located for Corniche strolls, Souq Waqif adventures, and museum visits. Sophistication meets convenience.
• Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara offers a tranquil escape just 20 minutes from Doha, with whitewashed villas, thatched roofs, and overwater suites. Enjoy spa treatments, gourmet global dining, private beaches, and water sports — from snorkelling to kayaking. With infinity pools and a cosy cinema, it’s an idyllic island haven for sun-seekers, couples, and families craving barefoot luxury.

For Goa

• Kaia is a boutique hideaway near Mandrem with 10 glasshouse rooms and cottages, which showcase earthy linens, rattan lamps, and woven wall art; the best with come with private plunge pools. The laid-back cafe serves vibrant North Goan fusion dishes, while the bar is perfect for craft cocktails, and you can book a wide range of yoga and wellness experiences.
• Just steps from Anjuna Beach, Moyrah offers 22 stylish rooms and suites with garden views, big beds, and inviting bathrooms. Lounge by the generous pool, sip sundowners on the rooftop bar, and indulge in authentic North Goan cuisine. Ideal for couples, market lovers, and those chasing a lively beach vibe.
• Overlooking Colva’s golden sands, Beleza by the Beach is a relaxed resort featuring airy rooms with colourful textiles and private balconies. The central pool has a kids’ area; the three restaurants and vibrant bar cater to all tastes. Spa treatments, cycling, kayaking, and local markets ensure both adventure and leisure for families and couples.
• Alila Diwa Goa is a luxury resort near Majorda village offering four restaurants, a spa, and a kids club. The exclusive Diwa Club has a private pool and all-day dining for discerning guests. With yoga, cooking classes, and excursions to Goan beaches and heritage sites, it caters seamlessly to families, couples, and wellness seekers.

For Egypt

• White-sand luxury meets adventure at The Oberoi Sahl Hasheesh: every suite opens onto a balcony with sweeping sea views, interiors are done in soft creams, and you can expect cutting-edge comforts. Dine Italian, Indian, or Oriental style, unwind at the spa, or dive straight into the hotel’s coral reef. Huge infinity pools, tennis, sailing, and kids’ activities ensure fun for all.
• Albabenshal is a mud-brick gem with bare-walled rooms and a sunlit roof terrace restaurant in Siwa. Perfect for families, adventure-seekers, and budget-conscious travellers. Rent bikes, sandboard the dunes, birdwatch, or explore local trails. Simple, sustainable, and full of character, this desert base keeps you active while soaking up vast, quiet landscapes.
• The Chedi El Gouna delivers a serene hideaway with bamboo, ebony, and mother-of-pearl accents; eco-conscious touches meet serious luxury. Two pools, a spa, rooftop Japanese dining, and a private beach with kayaking, SUP, and snorkelling. Cycling or tuk-tuk excursions reveal El Gouna’s colourful canals, lagoons, and nearby ancient wonders for a perfectly relaxed Red Sea escape.
• Al Moudira Hotel's antique-filled rooms with four-poster beds overlook a courtyard clad in ivy. Jazz evenings, à la carte dining, a spa, and a large pool set the scene for romance. Cruise the Nile in a felucca, explore Luxor’s iconic temples, and retreat to this boutique hideaway for dreamy, timeless elegance in Egypt’s historic heart.

For Chiang Mai

• Nestled in Wat Ket’s historic quarter, Baan Orapin is a charming B&B that offers vintage Thai interiors and leafy garden retreats. Lounge by the saltwater pool, sip coffee in the cosy cafe, and wake to hearty homemade breakfasts. A stone’s throw from Night Bazaar, Warorot Market, and riverside strolls, it's cultural calm meets easy city access.
• A masterpiece of Thai architecture, Rachamankha impresses with cool courtyards, whitewashed walls, and teak details. Art-filled corridors, a library with personal collections, and a serene spa invite slow, refined days. Enjoy Chinese-Lanna-inspired dishes while musicians play in the courtyard or unwind by the tranquil pool.
• Set within the old city’s lively heart, The Inside House is a heritage-style hotel offering airy suites with Lanna Colonial touches and leafy courtyards. Multiple pools, a rooftop bar, and private waterfall retreats invite relaxation. Savour Northern Thai cuisine, join local cooking classes, or explore ancient temples and bustling markets just minutes away.
• Historic charm meets colonial elegance in 137 Pillars House's spacious suites, which boast four-poster beds and clawfoot baths. Relax at the pool with homemade sorbets, or unwind in the library bar. Families benefit from interconnecting rooms, while couples enjoy private verandahs. Just a stroll from markets, galleries, and the Old City’s main sights.

Still not sure?

• Refine your search to include our recommendations for the best beach hotels in Goa or the best resorts in Chiang Mai,
• Or, contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.