Weather in Croatia in March

The southern Dalmatian coast and its islands typically offer the mildest March conditions, with the most sunshine on the Adriatic.

• Hvar: Warmest Regions in March: Sidari on Corfu's north-west coast enjoys some of the island's mildest spring days, with sunshine often reaching the low twenties Celsius by mid-afternoon. Its sheltered sandy bays and the famous Canal d'Amour rock formations make it an appealing base for early-season walks and swims, while quieter streets and lower accommodation rates suit travellers seeking warmth without the summer crowds.
• Korcula: Korcula is a walled island town that typically enjoys milder March weather than the mainland north, and its compact old town is easy to explore on foot. Ferries from Orebic and the southern gateway city connect the island, though timetables are usually lighter outside summer and should be checked in advance. The harbour restaurants may have limited hours early in the season, which suits travellers happy with a slower pace. For anyone weighing up value, it fits the same brief our Cheap Croatia Holidays deals are built around: a calm, sunny base in the southern islands.
• Dubrovnik: Dubrovnik typically sees comfortable March temperatures along the southern coast, which suits walking the city walls, a circuit of roughly 2 km around the old town. The weather is generally kinder here than in the north, though spring showers are still possible and the sea is usually too cold for swimming. Many cruise calls and visitor services are still building up at this stage of the year. Dubrovnik is a rewarding choice for travellers who want warmth with a historic setting. Browse our Dubrovnik holidays for more.
• Mljet: Mljet is a wooded island reached by ferry from the nearby coastal city area, and its national park is typically pleasant for gentle walking in March. The island's shelter and forest cover help keep daytime conditions mild, though paths can be muddy after rain. Facilities are limited compared with the busier islands, so the island suits independent travellers who plan ahead. We would book Mljet for a quiet, sunny March escape with some outdoor exploring.
• Vis: Vis is a remote central Adriatic island reached by ferry from the mainland port city, and its sheltered coves are typically mild in March. Visitors often find it less developed than many islands, which means fewer services are open early in the year. Ferry connections are the main way on and off, so timings matter when planning a day or longer stay. We recommend Vis to travellers seeking quiet conditions and a gentle sunny climate.