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Top 5 African beaches to visit in March for perfect weather

Discover Africa’s top beaches this March—crystal-clear waters, luxury stays, and perfect weather for swimming, snorkeling, and ultimate relaxation.

Timilehin Adejumobi
Last updated: March 13, 2025 12:55 pm
Timilehin Adejumobi Published March 13, 2025
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  • Top 5 African beaches for a tropical escape – Discover crystal-clear waters, luxury resorts, and untouched shorelines this March.
  • From serene Seychelles to lively Zanzibar, discover diverse beach atmospheres for ultimate relaxation.
  • Snorkeling, swimming, and leisurely walks await on Africa’s pristine shores.

As global temperatures rise, Africa’s coastal treasures offer the ultimate escape, with unspoiled shores, crystal-clear waters, and refreshing ocean breezes.

March presents the ideal time to explore Africa’s diverse beaches, from the tranquil Indian Ocean coastlines to the rugged beauty of the Atlantic.

Whether you crave a peaceful retreat or an action-packed adventure, these destinations promise a unique and unforgettable experience. 

In March, Africa’s coastlines offer optimal conditions for relaxation and exploration—mild temperatures, minimal crowds, and ideal conditions for swimming, snorkeling, and leisurely beach walks.

Whether you’re seeking a secluded hideaway, a luxury escape, or a lively beach scene, these five African beaches stand out as the top destinations to visit this month. 

From the idyllic serenity of Seychelles to the vibrant energy of Zanzibar’s beach resorts, each location offers a distinctive atmosphere for unwinding and recharging.

With warm tropical breezes and exceptional natural beauty, these beaches ensure a remarkable experience for every traveler seeking paradise by the sea.

Here’s a look at the top five African beaches to visit this March for a perfect blend of cool breezes, scenic views, and laid-back coastal charm.

1. Anse Lazio, Seychelles – A tropical haven with pristine waters 

Ranked among the world’s most breathtaking beaches, Anse Lazio on Praslin Island is a true tropical haven.

This postcard-perfect shoreline boasts soft, powdery white sands framed by dramatic granite boulders and lush greenery.

March is an excellent time to visit, with temperatures averaging 27°C (81°F) and minimal rainfall, creating prime conditions for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. 

Visitors can enjoy crystal-clear turquoise waters in the morning, making it a dream spot for underwater exploration.

While local vendors offer fresh fruits and coconuts, it’s best to bring water and essentials for a hassle-free day.

Arrive early to secure a prime spot and enjoy the serenity before the crowds roll in.

For an upscale stay, Raffles Seychelles provides luxurious beachfront accommodations with stunning ocean views.

2. Nungwi Beach, Zanzibar – Where culture meets coastal beauty 

Situated on the northern tip of Zanzibar, Nungwi Beach is famed for its soft white sand, azure waters, and vibrant coral reefs.

Unlike other beaches in the region, Nungwi experiences minimal tidal shifts, allowing for all-day swimming and water activities.

March offers warm sea temperatures averaging 30°C (86°F), perfect for dhow cruises, beachfront dining, and cultural experiences. 

Nungwi strikes a balance between relaxation and lively nightlife, with numerous restaurants, bars, and local markets nearby.

The area also boasts some of the best kitesurfing conditions in East Africa.

For a premium stay, Zuri Zanzibar offers eco-luxury villas with private beach access and world-class amenities.

3. Camps Bay Beach, South Africa – The ultimate urban beach getaway 

Nestled beneath the majestic Twelve Apostles mountain range, Camps Bay Beach in Cape Town delivers a seamless blend of city life and coastal charm.

This Blue Flag beach is renowned for its golden sands, vibrant promenade lined with upscale restaurants, and spectacular Atlantic Ocean sunsets. 

March presents mild temperatures around 25°C (77°F), fewer crowds, and perfect conditions for sunbathing and beachside cocktails.

While the ocean can be brisk, lifeguards patrol the area, and a tidal pool at the southern end provides a safer swimming option.

For a luxury experience, The Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa offers unparalleled oceanfront elegance.

4. Watamu Beach, Kenya – A marine wonderland for snorkelers and divers 

Watamu Beach, located on Kenya’s Indian Ocean coast, is a dream destination for marine life enthusiasts.

Home to the protected Watamu Marine National Park, this pristine beach offers some of the best snorkeling and diving experiences in Africa, featuring coral reefs, sea turtles, and diverse marine species.

March brings optimal water clarity and warm temperatures around 28°C (82°F), making it an excellent time to explore the underwater wonders. 

Beyond the beach, Watamu exudes a unique cultural charm influenced by Kenyan, Arab, and Italian heritage.

Local eateries serve authentic Italian pizza and gelato, reflecting the town’s strong Italian expat presence.

For a five-star retreat, Hemingways Watamu provides beachfront suites, fine dining, and world-class hospitality.

5. Santa Maria Beach, Cape Verde – A tranquil escape with thrilling water sports 

Nestled on Sal Island in Cape Verde, Santa Maria Beach is a premier destination for those seeking both seclusion and adventure.

Located 600 to 850 kilometers west of Cap-Vert, the westernmost point of continental Africa, this stunning stretch of golden sand meets crystal-clear Atlantic waters, making it a magnet for kitesurfers, windsurfers, and beach lovers alike. 

March’s steady trade winds create ideal conditions for water sports, while sunseekers can indulge in the island’s warm, tranquil waters year-round.

At the heart of the beach is the Pontão de Santa Maria, a historic wooden pier where local fishermen unload the day’s catch, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into island life. 

For a luxurious stay, the Hilton Cabo Verde Resort delivers beachfront elegance, complete with world-class amenities, a serene spa, and upscale dining options—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.

Final takeaway 

Whether you’re looking for a luxury escape, thrilling adventure, or cultural immersion, these five African beaches stand out as the ultimate March destinations.

With pristine coastlines, world-class resorts, and breathtaking natural beauty, they rank among the top beach getaways for discerning travelers seeking the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure this season.

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