Coastal Alicante, situated in southeastern Spain, experiences a Mediterranean climate. March typically marks a transition from winter to spring, offering a blend of mild temperatures, increasing sunshine, and occasional rainfall. This period sees average highs ranging from 17-20C (63-68F), and lows averaging 9-12C (48-54F). Sea temperatures are generally cool, averaging around 14C (57F).
The moderate weather conditions of this time make it an attractive period for visitors seeking a less crowded experience than the peak summer months. The city’s historical sites, beaches, and surrounding natural beauty become more accessible with the pleasant temperatures. Historically, March has been a significant month for the region, coinciding with the culmination of the local almond blossom season and the build-up towards the vibrant Easter celebrations.