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The best places to visit in March and April

If you haven’t already started making travel plans, here’s your sign to get on it because 2025 is shaping up to be a serious travel year. With holidays like Eid al-Fitr and Easter coming up, March and April are the perfect months to take a break and explore new places. Here are some of the best destinations to consider.

Qatar

The weather this time of the year is pleasant with highs around 25-30°C. It’s peak season, so expect all the attractions to be buzzing and lively.

Visa for Nigerians: Yes, Nigerians need a visa to Qatar. You can apply for one online or it can be processed through a certified agency like LeryHago.

Must-see and do in Doha:

Katara Cultural Village
Souq Waqif, a traditional market for shopping and dining
Villaggio Mall, a Venice-inspired shopping avenue
The Pearl-Qatar, a luxury island with cafes and beaches
Museum of Islamic Art
National Museum of Qatar

Mauritius

April in Mauritius is warm with summer vibes, clear skies, and minimal rain. So you know it’s perfect for all the outdoor activities Mauritius has to offer.

Visa for Nigerians: No visa is necessary for up to 14 days.

Must-see and do:

Snorkelling and scuba diving
Skydiving for an unforgettable view of the island
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden. It’s home to giant water lilies and rare plants
Beach hopping. This is best on weekdays for fewer crowds
Chamarel’s Seven-Coloured Earth and waterfalls.

Dubai, UAE

March is one of the best months to visit Dubai. It’s sunny as always but with cooler temperatures around 20-30°C.

Visa for Nigerians: Yes, a UAE visa is required. You can apply online or through a certified travel agency like LeryHago.

Must-see and do:

Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building
Dubai Fountain for a spectacular water show
Desert safari with dune bashing and camel rides
Shopping at Dubai Mall and traditional souks
Exploring the Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Beach

Egypt

The weather in Egypt is warm but comfortable, especially in March and early April.

Visa for Nigerians: Yes, a visa is required and must be applied for in advance through the Egyptian e-visa platform

Must-see and do:

The Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx
Luxor’s Valley of the Kings
Cruise along the Nile River
Explore Aswan’s temples and Nubian culture
Visit the Egyptian Museum in Cairo

Kenya

While March and April fall in the rainy season, the showers are usually brief. This great either way as the National parks remain lush and teeming with wildlife.

Visa for Nigerians: For now, Nigerian passport holders must apply for an electronic Travel Authorization online.

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