These places should keep you busy before students break for their Easter holidays. When it comes to March events, there are also plenty of options, and you can easily combine your March holidays with fascinating festivals and other happenings around the world.
In the Valley of the Sun, you hardly get bone-dry chills. The hot summer sun is not yet around, however, and baseball spring training is ongoing. You don't even need to drive all over the state to see multiple teams. Perhaps baseball is not your passion, in which case you can enjoy the best of Phoenix's nightlife. For wilderness tours, explore the Sonoran desert or hike the nearby mountains. Even better, go white water rafting to get the most out of this Arizona weather sweet spot.
Care about soccer? Take a break in Mexico during this time-honored spring break tradition in America. Cabo has the best beach parties in this part of the world. You might also be lucky enough to spot migrating whales. Get up close with various whale species via a boat trip, if tequila is not your thing.
To celebrate St. Paddy's day the perfect way, cross over the Irish Sea for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Make a trip to Jameson Distillery and sip the most popular spirit of the country. Guinness is always better in Ireland but be careful not to get sloppy on the 17th.
There is no better way to observe St Piran's Day than feasting at the Eden Project. World Pasty Championships are held every March on a national day. Chomp on a pasty at one of the most beloved attractions in Cornwall.
March is the best time to spread joy across Great Britain. It is high time Europeans unleash their inner Paddington Bear by attending the Original Marmalade Festival, which is normally held at Dalemain estate in Penrith.
There is something about the fans of jazz and blues-they tend to be relaxed and creative. If these two genres are your greatest passion, you have a chance to encounter some of the genres' most innovative artists during Bristol's Jazz and Blues Festival.
