What's the Weather Like in Madeira in March?
Is It Good To Go To Madeira In March?
March is a lovely time of year to visit Madeira. With winter now in the past, the temperatures improve and rain is less likely in this beautiful archipelago.
How Warm Is It In Madeira In March?
Madeira's average daytime temperature rise to a bit over 16ºC with midday high peaks rising up to 18ºC in cloudless days and nighttime lows rarely go below 14ºC.
How Warm Is The Sea In Madeira In March?
The March sea temperature in Madeira is comfy 18ºC degrees. March is the last off-season month so tourists start coming to the archipelago in droves to enjoy the fair weather and fine sea swimming.
How Much Does It Rain In Madeira In March?
Total precipitation amounts to 60mm and at least some rain is expected to sprinkle over the islands spread over 10 days of the month.
Madeira Hotels for March
The Quinta Jardins do Lago is Madeira Island's luxury botanical garden hotel and offers a truly elegant experience to lovers of nature and luxury. Literally surrounded by all kinds of exotic flora, this is the quintessential hotel to enjoy the local wildlife at its best without forfeiting any creature comforts.
Madeira Beach for March
Praia Formosa
is a beautiful beach very close to Funchal, Madeira's capital. This pebbly beach is fun but a bit inconvenient for families with children as walking on the stones can be difficult. Nonetheless, there is a dedicated nursery for children between the ages of two and twelve on the beach. Around the beach, a vibrant nightlife hub keeps the music loud and the parties going through out the nights. The beach also offers several sports activities.
Things to do in Madeira in March
Tennis is an ultra-popular sport in Madeira, with almost every big hotel resort having its own tennis court. Considered a national sport in Madeira, tennis is practiced and organised by the local Associado de Tennis da Madeira. Tourists can partake in local events and receive tennis lessons from Portuguese tennis professionals.
Thrill seekers and kids of all ages should check out the Madeira Adventure Kingdom. This activity organiser arranges a vast variety of different adventures for locals and visitors, with one of the most popular activities being canyoneering across the island. Led by a team of professionals, the adventures are jam-packed with thrills and involve swimming, jumping through waterfalls, hiking, climbing and more.
