"A European holiday in March can take many forms. The slopes are still open for business in the highest ski resorts - at the start of the month, at least - where pros make use of fewer crowds to whizz down mountainsides to their heart's content. There are city breaks in beloved destinations, where the peak summer crowds are yet to descend on the streets of Rome, Copenhagen and Dublin (to name a few favourites),"
"Then there are the few destinations that are hot in Europe in March. The corners of the continent that don't require long-haul flights, a significant chunk of annual leave or the jetlag that comes with it all. March sees Crete's beaches swing into action before the early Easter crowds arrive, Tenerife's resorts pack out for guaranteed short-haul sunshine, and the streets of Seville come alive before the sweltering temperatures start to build."
March travel in Europe spans late-season skiing, quieter city breaks and genuinely warm southern destinations. Southern Mediterranean islands and southern Spanish cities deliver early sunshine, al fresco dining and open beaches before peak season. Short-haul options like Crete, Tenerife, Seville, Cyprus and Malta minimize long flights and jetlag while offering pleasant daytime temperatures. Cyprus averages about 18°C in March and can reach the low 20s by mid-February in places. Choosing resorts close to cities and beaches provides alternatives for shopping and indoor options if a chill or light drizzle interrupts outdoor plans.
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