Kuwait City Weather in March

March weather in Kuwait City

March feels like a comfortable bridge between winter and the hotter months. Afternoons reach 25°C, while evenings cool to around 16°C. Rain is scarce, and there's plenty of sun for getting around.

You can explore Souq Al-Mubarakiya, visit the Grand Mosque or stroll along the waterfront without summer's heavy heat. A seaside café works well later in the day, too. Save long walks across open areas for morning or late afternoon; the sun can still feel strong at midday. April gets hotter, so March is a good time for outdoor sightseeing.

Events and local rhythm

Kuwait's National Day and Liberation Day fall in February, so their main public celebrations aren't in March. Ramadan sometimes falls partly or fully in March, depending on the lunar calendar. If it does, daytime routines and restaurant hours may change, while evenings can feel livelier around local dining spots.

If you're visiting during Ramadan, check opening times for specific places before setting out. The season's timing shifts each year, so March doesn't always mean the same thing for local schedules.

Crowds, costs and a local tip

March is within Kuwait City's best stretch for a visit, so expect more comfortable-weather visitors than in the scorching summer. It can feel busier and may cost more than a summer trip, though it's not one of the city's major holiday periods.

If you hate crowds, visit Souq Al-Mubarakiya on a weekday rather than during the evening weekend rush. Travelling with kids? The Kuwait Towers are an easy outing, and you can pair them with a walk on the nearby Gulf Road. Check the towers' visiting hours before you go.