Aside from checking whether the restaurant requires a dress code, for most of your day you will probably be in your swimming costume and/or a robe and slippers. In the UK, most spas do require you to wear at least swimwear or your robe in all ‘public’ spaces within the spa, including the sauna and steam room. At some international destinations, this may vary but will always be signposted clearly. Lots of people worry about what to wear during a spa treatment. In many ways, it’s about what makes you comfortable. We recommend taking two swimming costumes with you so that you can swim in one and wear a dry one during your treatment. Some people prefer to wear underwear during spa treatments. Other people prefer to wear nothing at all. Whichever you prefer, your modesty will be protected at all times. Your therapist will leave the room while you undress and get settled under towels/blankets, and during your spa treatment they will only uncover the part of your body they are working on, so whatever you’ve chosen to wear, you will always be covered. If you are not comfortable or are unsure what to wear or how much to undress, just ask your therapist, they will always be more than happy to advise.