Big Island in March

Weather, crowds, and prices, and whether March is your month.

Quick answer · Peak season

Spring crowds; volcano viewing after dark stays cool. Expect highs around 81°F, occasional showers, busy, and peak prices.

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What a Big Island trip costs in March

A 7-night Big Island trip for two in March runs about $5,200, covering flights, lodging, and food. For comparison, the year swings from about $4,250 in September to $6,250 in December.

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Big Island month by month

MonthHigh/LowRainCrowdsPrices
January 80/64° Occasional showers Peak crowds Peak prices
February 80/63° Occasional showers Busy Peak prices
March ← 81/64° Occasional showers Busy Peak prices
April 82/65° Occasional showers Busy Above average
May 84/66° Very little rain Moderate Good value
June 85/68° Very little rain Busy Above average
July 86/69° Very little rain Peak crowds Peak prices
August 87/70° Very little rain Peak crowds Above average
September 87/69° Very little rain Moderate Good value
October 86/68° Occasional showers Moderate Good value
November 83/66° Occasional showers Moderate Good value
December 81/65° Occasional showers Peak crowds Peak prices

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