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Clothing and dress
code
The right clothing can make
a big difference in the enjoyment of your cruise. First and foremost,
dress for comfort. Daily life aboard ship and in ports of call is
laid-back and casual. We encourage you to wear whatever makes you feel
most comfortable-sportswear, shorts, sundresses, slacks, and so on.
If you'd like to jog on deck or work out in the fitness center, bring
workout gear. Footwear should include comfortable walking shoes for
visits ashore and sandals or rubber-soled shoes for strolling on deck.
Evening dress falls into three distinct categories. Each night a daily
program will be delivered to your stateroom announcing the suggested
dress for the following evening. Comfortable, relaxed clothing is fine
for evenings designated as casual; however, T-shirts, jeans, swimsuits,
tank tops and shorts are not allowed in the dining room, Lido
restaurant, or public areas during the evening hours. During informal
nights, dresses or pantsuits for women and jackets (tie optional) for
men are standard.
On festive formal evenings, women usually wear cocktail dresses or gowns
and men usually wear business suits or tuxedos. There are approximately
two formal nights per week. (Gentlemen: Although business suits or
tuxedos are suggested attire for formal evenings, they are certainly not
required. You are welcome to wear a jacket and tie on formal nights.)
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