Marbella is one of the Mediterranean's most representative tourist venues and a top favourite for travellers. What was once a small white village of fishermen is now one of the most cosmopolitan beach resorts on the Costa del Sol in Spain.
Before we have a look at what you can do in Marbella, let's first look at the weather you can expect in March.
March weather in Marbella Spain To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in March in Marbella Spain, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if March is comfortable or humid Generally, March in Marbella Spain will be slightly on the colder side. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 66°F / 19°C. During this month the air is quite dry. During the night, it will cool down to around 48°F / 9°C. Marbella Spain has rainy days in March. You can expect around 7 rainy days, with on average 1.8 inches / 46 mm of rain during the whole month.
The forecast for March 2025 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.
Things to see and do in Marbella Marbella has many things to soo. With help from our visitors we have dived a list of things to see in. If you have any sugestions or improvements for this list, please let us know.
Semana Santa
Event/Festival March
Semana Santa usually falls in late March and/or early April. In Spain, the festivities begin on Palm Sunday (Domingo de Ramos) and last until Easter Monday (Lunes de Pascua). It is the Holy Week.
Carnival
Event/Festival Feb, March
Carnival Parade is held on the streets, with local music, games, and competitions. On the last day of the Grand Parade, an effigy of King Momo is burnt. It is held between February and March, but the exact date of the carnival changes year by year..
Shopping in Marbella The narrow streets of the old town features small shops selling fashion and souvenirs. Avenida de Ricardo Soriano, the main street, and streets running parallel to it are other good places for shopping. If you want to go to a big mall, head to La Cañada in the north of the city. Finally, in the suburb of Puerto Banús you can find a Corte Inglés department store and many upmarket shops.
Activities in Marbella Learn to speak and understand Spanish.
There are a number of museums where the rich history and cultural relevance of the town are displayed in different aspects. You can explore the city and learn about its history in these museums.
Held in July and November. It is an art festival where people get together to celebrate the joy of artistic expression, movement, and dancing. There are numerous stalls and it is overall an interesting event to witness.
The town is well known for its beautiful sandy beaches. You can spend a lovely day at any of the beaches in the city according to your preference as the options are endless.
The great promenades of the city are ideal for a peaceful walk/strolls down the coast.
The Orange Square is a beautiful hangout spot for peace lovers.
Art classes The shopping district in the old town is definitely worth the visit.
You will never be deprived of an opportunity to play golf in the area as the facilities are endless. There are about 10 different golf courses in the area.
Restaurants in Marbella You will have no trouble finding a restaurant. Just like elsewhere in tourist areas of the world, menus may be available in several languages.
Restaurante Pizzería El Paseo The Farm Restaurant Restaurante Conmpasión El Cortijo
More things to see in Marbella The town enjoys 26 km of widespread golden sandy beaches. You can spend a wonderful time at any of the beaches, most popular being the El Faro.
An interesting landmark of the city which boasts of its rich history. You can visit the Old Town easily as it is located near the town center.
A spectacular walkway leading to Marbella's marina. The pathway is beautifully lined with exquisite art pieces in the middle and different shops/bars along the sides.
The city has many museums which display the importance of cultural attractions in the city. The most popular museums in the area are the Bonsai Museum, Ralli Museum, and the Museo del Grabado Espanol Contemporaneo
The most prominent historic landmark of the town. This former mosque was converted into a church soon after the Moors left. The church was somewhat redecorated and completed back in the 18th century.
This famous promenade is 4km long and has beautiful views of the sea and sunsets. It is lined with Palm trees and linked through the marina to San Pedro.
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