[Ross]

Does anyone of anywhere that's quite warm/hot in March. I am gonna book a holiday for around March 20th and I don't really want to go on a cold holiday. Malaga in Spain where is my first choice is about 14 degrees. I'd like somewhere in the 20's if I can. If anyone is knowledgable with weather and geography it'd be a massive help.

I have tried to search the net but it's just giving me the weather now.

[Smithy]

Canary Islands

[Lee.]

Any of the Canaries

[Ross]

Well thanks Smithy, but what's the temperatures around that time?

[Ross]

Also I'd like somewhere where I won't get shot/mugged/raped or murdered.

[Smithy]

Its hot all year round, will probably be 30+

[Smithy]

and you won't have any of those things happen to you either

[Ross]

Are you sure, isn't the Canary Islands in the middle of the sea? What about pirates

[Lee.]

Tenerife is nice.. The North is greener and more mountainous but as a result gets more rain.. There are lots of nice resorts in the south, but stay away from Playa de las Americas as mugging/stabbing is probably a higher risk there

[Ross]

What about Australia?

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Ross

Are you sure, isn't the Canary Islands in the middle of the sea? What about pirates

No, rofl, it's off of the west coast of africa and unless you go out into the middle of the ocean you won't see pirates

[Smithy]

If you go to Australia can I come with and I think that's their Autumn, march

[Ross]

The temperatures for Australia are ace, it's backwards to most other places.
March is 24.7

[Ross]

[Nicky.]

The problem with going to Aus is the time difference.... 24 hours in transit and an 11 hours difference hits you harddd! :') so I'd only go there if you were going for a few weeks, so you have time to overcome the jetlag and enjoy yourself!

[Benjamin]

Morrocco, Egypt, Southern Portugal or Tunisia are generally pretty warm in March.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by XmasTurtle

Morrocco, Egypt, Southern Portugal or Tunisia are generally pretty warm in March.

In regards to Oz. It's only 24 hours if you get a direct flight, and they can be very pricey but although it will be their autumn it is usually still warm in the South (Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide). I wouldn't recommend going there though just for a couple of weeks. You won't get to see much and if you just want a bit of sunshine it's quite an expensive and exhausting option.


EDIT: Don't ask why I quoted myself!

[ILoveTRW]

Cancun

[Jords]

Canary Islands.

Ive been to all 4, if you cant think of anywhere else they'd be a great choice.

[Lewis.]

Lanzarote is nice. I'm going there in January and it'll be around 21 degrees. The flight is only 4 hours, 3 depending on what the wind is like, and I'm pretty sure that there isn't any time difference. It's not a massive place so 1 week is enough to be able to see all of the sights, although I'd suggest 2 weeks if you want to go there for sights and a relaxation period.

[Jords]

Tenerife > Gran Canaria > Lanzarote > Fueteventura

But theyre all nice, Fueteventura however can be very windy.

[Ross]

Mmm it looks like Spain/Portugal/Canary Islands would be a good choice. Thanks everyone for your help!