No need to check for a suggested dress code in the ship's daily Cruise News as you would on traditional cruises. Resort casual attire is always appropriated - morning, noon and night. If you like, you can slip into a pair of khakis and polo shirt, a skirt and blouse, or a sundress for dinner. This means black tie or dark suit for gentlemen and evening gown or cocktail dress for ladies. But remember, on formal evenings you can always choose to dine in one of the other restaurants instead and enjoy some of the other lounges and leave your dressier clothes at home.
Weather is unpredictable, so come prepared.
Don't forget to bring prescription medicines in original containers, and an extra pair of glasses or contact lenses. Carry valuables and medication in a handbag you keep with you at all times. All suitcases are collected the night before we return to our home port, so be sure to bring an overnight bag. All rights reserved.