What's the Weather like in Alcudia in March
Temperature
Spring is beginning to make an appearance in Alcudia as March arrives, and the weather is certainly showing signs of warming up. You can expect an average temperature of around 11°C throughout the month, which can rise to a high of 17°C on good days. Evenings can still be a little on the chilly side, which makes for a good night's sleep, with an average low of 5°C.
Sunshine Hours
The good news is that sunshine is still very plentiful during the third month of the year, with an average of 9 hours per day, making exploration very easy indeed.
Rainfall
Throughout the year in Alcudia, rain is never really a problem to a huge extent, and March averages around 36mm per month, affecting 13 days to some degree.
Sea Temperature
If you want to enjoy water-sports and swimming, the sea temperature during the month is around the 15°C mark, which although chilly, is possible.
Take a look at the weather forecast for Alcudia.
Alcudia Hotels in March
Being close to the centre of Alcudia is always best when it comes to choosing accommodation, because this cuts down on the amount of travelling to and from the centre, which eats into your time away.
Eix Hotel Alcudia
Eix Hotel Alcudia offers several board options, very close all of Alcudia's amenities, as well as a buffet restaurant on site with all the food you could ever want!
Condesa De La Bahia Hotel
Alternatively, Condesa De La Bahia Hotel is located right on the beach front, around 5km from the centre of Alcudia, but perfect for those wanting a beach break close to everything, as well has having a mini water park on site for the kids.
Astoria Playa Hotel
Astoria Playa Hotel is the perfect choice for those seeking rest and relaxation, as this is an adults-only hotel, offering tranquillity. Very close to the centre of Alcudia, and the nearest beach, this hotel is very modern and offers a home from home atmosphere.
Alcudia Beaches for March
Alcanada Beach
There is nothing wilder than a beach during the cooler times of the year, however with the improving temperatures of March, Alcudia's beaches are still quite busy. You can choose the resort's main beach, or you can head a little further afield, perhaps around 3.5km away to the beautiful Alcanada Beach.
This is a rocky beach with small pebbles, rather than sand, but gives way to stunning view and is a fantastic place to sit and relax, watching the world go by.
Bars and Restaurants
Because of Alcudia's popularity for tourism, the choice of restaurants on offer is very varied.
Rancho Chico
Rancho Chico is very popular, with amazing steaks on offer and puddings to die for. If you're not sure what dishes go with different types of wine, the friendly staff will be more than happy to help enhance your meal too.
The Terrace
Alternatively, if you're searching for good old fashioned British grub then The Terrace is the best choice, with amazing Sunday roasts.
JP 13
Of course, you're in Spain so you may want to try some traditional food, in which case JP 13 should be your destination, with some of the best paella around.
Things to do in Alcudia in March
Easter
March is the run up to Easter and there are celebrations all around the island at this time of year. You can expect colour, fun, festivities, and general merriment, with the biggest Easter Thursday parade taking place in Palma. Good Friday sees church services all over the island, and Easter Sunday sees egg hunts for the children and lots of fun. This is a wonderful time to stay in Alcudia.
Caves of Drach
If you are heading to Palma for Easter festivities then be sure to call in at the Caves of Drach. This is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions and is a wonderful sight to take in. Hidden in the underground caves is Lake Martel, which is said to be one of the largest subterranean lakes on the planet. The huge stalactites and stalagmites are a wonder to see, and the guided tour will show you the best of it; this takes an hour and there is also a live concert to enjoy.
Kite Mallorca
Getting out into fresh air might be an aim of yours whilst visiting Alcudia and in that case why not try a spot of kite surfing? Kite Mallorca offer lessons and in-depth tuition to help you grasp the basics and take off on your first kite surfing jaunt what better way to spend your holiday than trying something new?
Pollentia
The area around Alcudia is equally as fascinating and beautiful as the resort itself, and Pollentia should certainly be on your must visit list. This is an old Roman town, which is still full of very well persevered ruins to explore. There are also natural area to roam around, full of gardens and flowers, and the marina is particularly picturesque.
