What is the dress code onboard?
The dress code for Cayamo is much more relaxed than a normal cruise. Just be comfortable! The only thing we ask is that you don’t wear bathing suits or ripped clothing in the dining room. There will be one “formal night” onboard that you are welcome to get a little more gussied up for, but even that is more casual than black tie. Additionally, we’ll announce a couple of “theme nights” as we get closer to cruise time. We hope everyone will join in the fun!
Most people think that you must be impeccably dressed at all times while onboard. The Gala Dinner is a special occasion so women can wear an cocktail dress or a suit, and men can wear suit and tie. You can also dress a bit more casually, however please note that bathing suits or shorts are not allowed in our dining areas after 7:00 p.m. Please bring sports wear, comfortable shoes or tennis shoes if you are planning to practice any kind of sport. We offer nightly laundry service at very reasonable prices. Please don’t forget to bring sun block or any prescribed medicine that you are currently taking.
The dress code for Barenaked Ladies’ Ships & Dip III is much more relaxed than a normal cruise. Just be comfortable! The only thing we ask is that you don’t wear bathing suits or ripped clothing in the dining room. There will be one ‘formal night’ onboard that you are welcome to get a little more gussied up for, but even that is a little more casual than black tie. Additionally, we’ll announce a couple of “theme nights” as we get closer to cruise time that, and we hope everyone will join in the fun!
Casual clothing is perfectly acceptable for daytime wear onboard. Evenings is Smart Casual. During your cruise there will be 2 formal nights onboard the 12 & 13 night Cruises (4 on the 36+ night voyage) On the formal evenings, jacket and tie or dinner jackets are more suitable for men, whilst the ladies opt for evening or cocktail dresses.
