What to do in Ibiza in March: Neverending plans for an unforgettable trip

March is the typical month in which people already want to get away, return to the sea, enjoy the sun and explore... Coastal destinations literally shine through summer and begin to see huge numbers of tourists in the high season. For lovers of peace and quiet, exploring what to do in Ibiza in March makes total sense. There are tons of activities to do under the warm sun – honestly, there’s no cold winter here in Ibiza, just a slight drop in temperature.

When planning a trip to the Mediterranean in springtime, you might wonder about the weather in Ibiza in March. On the island, the arrival of spring comes with gradual changes in weather and temperature:

In March, temperatures in Ibiza begin to rise, but you’ll still see ups and downs, ranging from 12°C to 18°C during the day, occasionally reaching 20°C. 
In turn, the nights are cool, and although it may  rain intermittently, there’s still plenty to do in Ibiza in March, and it’s less humid than in winter.

It is recommended you carry an umbrella or light raincoat at this time of year, just in case. Additionally, Ibiza is windier in March than in the summer, although we’re not talking extreme winds or natural disasters, merely a breeze on the coast that will merit a jumper.

Get ready to enjoy spring-like weather on your trip to the charming island!
Choosing March to visit Ibiza means you’ll be here at the beginning of the tourist season, getting the best of the island and its charms. Some tourist establishments and services may still be in the process of opening, but the trade-off is that you’ll enjoy fewer crowds compared to the bustling summer months. If you don’t want to be caught out, Invisa Resorts are happy to welcome you well before other hotels have opened.

Furthermore, the arrival of spring brings flowers blooming and blossoming on the trees. You can enjoy a greener and more colourful landscape as the island stretches its arms after a short winter. Marine life is also beginning to become active and easy to see at this time of year.

Where life heats up in March in Ibiza

Ibiza is home to events and festivals all through the high season, but in March, you need to know where to go. You needn’t worry about what to do in Ibiza in March, it simply requires a little more research, while in Summer – you could stumble out of your resort right into an event unknowingly!
To make it easier for you to have fun and soak up the local culture, here are activities and events to put in your diary:

Festival of Saint Joseph (Día de Sant Josep)

March 19th is the day of Saint Joseph, the island’s patron saint. There are local celebrations, processions and religious events on this day in honour of Saint Joseph in various places on the island, especially in and around churches and small towns.

Cultural events in Ibiza

Some local cultural centres and theatres organise events, concerts and exhibitions during March. The Can Jeroni Cultural Center is one of the examples of places with a program of interesting cultural events Tuesday through Sunday, from 10:30-13:30 and Thursday through Saturday from 18:00 to 21:00.

Local markets for shopping

Hippie markets are usually open all year round and street markets continue for locals to buy their fresh produce. March is no exception: You can explore markets like the Mercat Vell in Ibiza’s town centre or the Mercat de Sant Jordi to buy local products, crafts and gifts.

Outdoor activities in Ibiza

With spring's milder weather, you will see outdoor activities being organised such as guided hikes, bike tours, or nature-related events. The natural beauty of the island can be enjoyed with coastal walks and trail exploration. Ask reception for an islander’s advice when you arrive!
Endless nature and outdoor activity plans
Most know of Ibiza for its nightlife, but a lesser-explored facet is its wealth of outdoor activities and areas of natural beauty. These are our top 7 things to do in Ibiza in March so you can discover Ibiza beyond the nightlife!

World-famous beaches

Ibiza is famous for its beaches with crystal clear waters and white sand. Some of the best for spending a day on include the coves Cala Salada, Cala Conta and Cala Bassa.

Nature reserves

The island is home to several protected areas of impressive natural beauty. Parks such as Ses Salines or the cliffs of Els Amunts are ideal for strolling, bird-watching and enjoying the local flora and fauna.

Hiking in Ibiza

>Ibiza has a network of trails that take you through its beautiful landscape. You can explore routes that will take you to cliffs, forests and coastal landscapes, especially in the north of Ibiza. The Camino de Sa Talaia is a popular route, offering stunning panoramic views from the top of the mountain. There are so many landscapes in Ibiza that will leave you breathless, year-round.

Diving and snorkelling

The crystal clear waters surrounding Ibiza make diving and snorkelling popular activities. There are diving centres that offer supervised trips out to explore the island's rich marine life and colourful seabed while protecting marine life and learning about the fish, crustaceans and birds you’ll see.

Ibiza bike routes

The island is covered with a network of roads and trails that are ideal for cyclists. Whether you are an experienced cyclist or prefer to take it easy while feeling the wind in your hair, you'll find bike routes to explore Ibiza and March is the perfect time for this, as the air is cooler and suited to open-air activity.

Kayak and paddle boarding

Exploring the coast by kayak or paddleboard is yet another wonderful way to enjoy Ibiza's natural beauty and recharge. You can rent equipment at various beaches and piers.

Boat trips

If paddling yourself around isn’t your jam for a relaxing holiday, explore the island from the water with minimal exertion – book a boat trip. You can choose from catamarans, sailboats, or motorboats to explore secluded coves and enjoy stunning coastline views.

Rest and recharge in your resort

A word to the wise: The resorts Invisa Cala Blanca and Invisa Cala Verde are the first hotels to open up in Ibiza and begin receiving happy visitors. Nothing is stopping you from enjoying the holiday of your dreams in Ibiza in March!