What's The Weather like in Goa in March?
The weather continues to get warmer in Goa, India in March, following on from a relatively cool January and February.
Is Goa Hot In March?
During this month, the average temperature starts off at 26.5°C, created by average highs of 32°C during the daytime and lows of 21°C after dark. This increases up to 28.5°C by the end of the month, created by highs of 33°C during the daytime and lows of 24°C after dark,
Is March A Good Time To Visit Goa?
Since temperatures are beginning to get fairly hot in Goa in March, this month is best reserved for holidaymakers who love high temperatures and the sunshine. March is the ideal month to hit the beach.
What's The Driest Month In Goa?
March is one of the driest months of the year for Goa, when the resort receives an average of 1.2mm/0 inches of rainfall which falls over the average of a single rainy day.
Sunshine Hours
Over the course of an average March, Goa enjoys around 11 hours of daily sunshine.
How Humid Is Goa In March?
The relative humidity for Goa in March fluctuates between 34% (comfortable) and 89% (very humid), rarely falling below 20% (dry) or reaching as high as 100% (very humid).
Is It Windy In Goa In March?
During an average March, typical wind speeds range between calm and moderate breezes.
Goa Hotels in March
Radisson Blu Resort Goa Cavelossim Beach
Radisson Blu Resort Goa Cavelossim Beach is another top pick when it comes to a hotel bursting with services and amenities. Located just a 45-minute drive from the airport and steps away from Cavelossim, Calangute and Colva Beaches, this hotel features Goan-Portuguese architecture surrounded by lush gardens.
Accommodation is provided in the form of superior and premium rooms, plus executive and Radisson suites. Each of the guestrooms comes with free Wifi access, LCD TV and rain shower, whilst the suites offer all that, plus complimentary daily newspaper, express laundry service and pillow menu. Onsite services and facilities include free-form swimming pool, kids' pool, steam room, sauna, Jacuzzi, shopping arcade and Sohum Spa which offers western and Ayurvedic treatments, yoga classes and meditation sessions. Onsite dining includes the Upper Deck which serves Indian and international food, Lucio which serves Goan-Portuguese cuisine and Shandong which offers Oriental dishes, plus Sagres bar which serves drinks.
Holiday Inn Resort Goa
Located directly on Mobor Beach in South Goa, the Holiday Inn Resort Goa hotel blends traditional Goan style with contemporary design. Accommodation comes in the form of 203 guestrooms and suites, all of which come with garden, pool or sea views. Families can enjoy the games room, children's playground and swimming pool, whilst couples can enjoy the Spa Villa which offers Ayurvedic treatments. There are four restaurants onsite the Mediterranean Fig & Olive, the Asian Whisper of the Orient, the Indian Mardi Gras and the Beach Grill which serves freshly caught fish and seafood. There is also the Sundowner lobby-level bar which is ideally positioned for watching sun sets.
The Acacia Hotel & Spa Goa Candolim
The Acia Hotel & Spa Goa Candolim is a luxury hotel situated in Northern Goa, just 500m away from the beach and close to various night markets, casinos, night clubs, bars, restaurants, spas and attractions, making it perfect for travellers who want to explore. Accommodation comes in the form of 54 superior rooms, deluxe rooms and suites, each of which features free WiFi access, air conditioning, coffee/tea making facilities, LCD satellite TV, personal safe and private bathroom with hairdryer and Grohe therma-controlled child-friendly showerhead. Onsite services and facilities include spa with therapeutic and rejuvenation treatments based on Asian and western practises, steam room, swimming pool,
Eat coffee shop which offers a la carte and buffet dining options, Masala Art restaurant which serves Indian cuisine, rooftop Izgara restaurant which offers charcoal-grilled food and the Sunken Bar located by the swimming pool.
Goa Beach for March
Cola Beach
When it comes to remote, quiet beaches in Goa, Cola Beach ticks all the boxes. This beach is located in a secluded area in Canaconda and can only be reached by a car/scooter/tuk tuk journey over a very rocky path, so be prepared. The narrow beach is made up of golden sand peppered with large rocks, giving it a natural untouched feel, and is lined by shade-providing tropical trees on one side and clean warm waters on the other side. The sea can get dangerously rough at times, so make sure you check whether the flag is green, yellow or red before you go for a swim. Here you'll find sun loungers available to rent but no shades as well as several beach shacks which serve local food and drinks.
Morjim Beach
Morjim Beach is another top pick when it comes to quiet out-of-the-way beaches. Situated in Bardez, this beach is made up of golden sand peppered with food shacks, restaurants and sun loungers which are protected by thatched shades. The sea is shallow very far out and calm most of the time, making it perfect for families with young children. Because this beach is also the nesting and hatching habitat of the Olive Ridley sea turtle, all the shacks and restaurants have to close after sunset, so definitely plan to visit during the day.
Bars and Restaurants
Chocolatti
Satisfy your sweet tooth by popping into Café Chocolatti. Situated in Candolim, this eatery specialises in sweet treats, including cakes, cupcakes, slices, crepes, ice cream and waffles, plus a number of savoury options, such as salads, couscous, chicken wings and sandwiches. There is an extensive drinks menu available, with teas, coffees, juices, water and fizzy drinks.
Things to do in Goa in March
St Cajetan's Church
The 17th century St Cajetan's Church is one of the lesser-visited churches in Goa. Modelled on St Peter's Basilica in Rome, Italy, the church features Corinthian architecture inside and outside, with baroque touches in the form of rich carvings and gilded altars. Some of the church's architectural highlights include the white façade with belfry towers and four niches which house the apostles and the main stone altar dedicated to Our Lady of Divine Providence. After visiting the church, you can take a walk around the local area where you'll find many shops and cafes.
Se Cathedral
Se Cathedral is dedicated to St Catherine of Alexandria, on whose feast day Alfonso Albuquerque beat the Muslim army and took over Goa in 1510. Built in a Portuguese-Gothic style with Corinthian interior and Tuscan exterior, this cathedral is the largest in Asia and one of the most celebrated buildings in Goa. It's best known for its five bells, including the "Golden Bell" which is the largest church bell in Goa and has even had poems written about it. Other highlights of the cathedral include the courtyard, the exterior tower, the barrel-vaulted nave, the columned entrance and the four chapels.
