Where to travel in March

Best Places to Visit in March

Spring is on the horizon, and the days are getting warmer. With Easter and spring break approaching, now is the perfect time to plan a luxury trip for the whole family — from a magical Mexican escape to paradise in Sri Lanka, the world is yours to explore.

We’ve hand-picked the ideas below to get your mind racing about the best places to travel in March. As ever, our luxury travel experts are on hand to provide detailed guidance, insider tips, and personalised suggestions to help you craft an unforgettable journey for every member of the family.

Finland

Finland is a Nordic country defined by vast boreal wilderness, peaceful lakelands, and an enduring connection to nature. Home to tens of thousands of islands and freshwater lakes, the landscape shifts from vibrant green summer foliage and midnight sun to snow-draped winter forests bathed in northern lights. Anchored by Nordic design, wood-fired sauna culture, and a quiet, thoughtful way of life, Finland offers a serene and grounded northern experience.

Philippines

The Philippines is a vast Southeast Asian archipelago of over 7,000 islands, defined by clear turquoise waters, limestone karst formations, and rich marine biodiversity. From the dramatic sea lagoons of Palawan and the white sand stretches of Boracay to the ancient hand-carved rice terraces of Banaue, the country offers exceptional geographical variety. Shaped by a unique blend of Asian traditions and Spanish colonial history, the Philippines provides a warm, coastally oriented journey focused on island discovery, ocean exploration, and genuine local hospitality.

Singapore Cruise

A Singapore cruise offers an effortless, high-comfort gateway to Southeast Asia, combining world-class urban infrastructure with seamless maritime voyages. Operating out of state-of-the-art port terminals, itineraries connect Singapore’s futuristic cityscapes, lush botanical gardens, and multicultural culinary districts with tropical regional ports across Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. Serving as both an island-hopping springboard and a floating resort experience, a cruise from Singapore delivers a refined, stress-free balance of ocean sailing and cultural exploration.

Leh Ladakh

Leh Ladakh is a high-altitude desert region set deep in the Trans-Himalayas, renowned for its stark mountain geography, vibrant Tibetan Buddhist culture, and expansive terrain. Defined by towering passes, stark barren valleys, and brilliant alpine lakes like Pangong Tso, the landscape reveals a quiet, austere beauty. Cliffside monasteries, fluttering prayer flags, and remote mountain villages anchor a centuries-old way of life, offering a quiet, physically immersive journey into one of the world’s highest and most remote frontier regions.

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Tanzania

Tanzania unites Serengeti Great Migration safaris and Mount Kilimanjaro climbs with the turquoise coastlines of Zanzibar.

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe pairs the thunderous cascade of Victoria Falls with vast elephant wildernesses and ancient medieval stone ruins.

Rwanda

Rwanda offers rare mountain gorilla encounters amidst misty volcanic slopes, ancient rainforests, and serene lake shores.

CanadaI

An Arctic safari traverses frozen sea ice and polar tundras for rare encounters with polar bears, narwhals, and the Northern Lights.

ANTARCTICA

Antarctica is an untouchable polar wilderness of towering glaciers, electric-blue icebergs, and sprawling penguin colonies.

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise of crystal-clear lagoons, vibrant coral reefs, and luxurious overwater villas.

Japan

Japan harmonizes futuristic bullet-train cities with ancient Shinto shrines, serene hot springs, and Mount Fuji vistas.

Switzerland

Switzerland is an Alpine paradise defined by the dramatic Matterhorn, glacial lakes, and world-famous panoramic trains.

Iceland

Iceland is a land of fire and ice where roaring waterfalls, black sand beaches, and geothermal geysers sit under the Northern Lights.

Uttrakhand

Uttarakhand blends sacred Himalayan Char Dham pilgrimages with spiritual wellness in Rishikesh and high-altitude mountain treks.

VIETNAM

Vietnam connects emerald limestone karsts in Ha Long Bay with Hoi An’s lantern-lit streets and legendary street-food culture.

Kenya

Kenya brings together iconic Maasai Mara safari plains, elephant herds under Mount Kilimanjaro, and Indian Ocean beaches.

Assam/Meghalaya

Assam and Meghalaya offer a complementary journey through Northeast India’s river valleys and cloud-draped highlands. From the vast Brahmaputra floodplains, green tea estates, and wildlife sanctuaries of Assam: home to the Indian one-horned rhinoceros; the landscape rises into Meghalaya’s limestone plateaus. Known as the “Abode of Clouds,” Meghalaya unveils misty canyons, cascading waterfalls, clear river waters, and ancient bio-engineered living root bridges. Together, these neighboring states present a quiet, bio-diverse region rich in tribal heritage and untouched natural beauty.

Golden Triangle

India’s Golden Triangle connects three of the country’s most historically significant cities; Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Forming a compact circuit across the northern plains and into Rajasthan, this route encompasses distinct eras of royal, Mughal, and colonial history. From the historic avenues and monuments of Delhi to the white marble architecture of the Taj Mahal in Agra and the pink sandstone forts of Jaipur, the Golden Triangle offers a well-structured and comprehensive journey through India’s cultural and architectural heritage.

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Japan

Japan is an East Asian island nation where centuries-old traditions exist alongside cutting-edge modern design. Connected by efficient bullet train networks, the country transitions from the neon-lit districts and culinary hubs of Tokyo to the wooden shrines, Zen gardens, and historic teahouses of Kyoto. Anchored by distinct seasonal landscapes—from spring cherry blossoms to autumn foliage and snow-covered alpine peaks—Japan offers a refined, deeply thoughtful journey shaped by quiet craftsmanship, natural reverence, and exceptional hospitality.

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