What should I check before packing?
Request the current dress guidance for your ship and voyage, then consider the weather and planned shore activities. The archived descriptions below may use older dress-code categories.
Solo cruise planning · Balconies & suites
Explore the archived dress-code and packing information. This Silversea reference helps you identify the questions that matter for your cruise, including the arrangements you would prefer when traveling alone. Keep the original details in context: ship layouts, facilities, policies and packages may have changed, so ask Deluxe Cruises to confirm the current position for your chosen departure.
Relaxed Elegance
In General
Informal Wear

Shipboard Attire ranges from casual to formal. Casual resort wear is appropriate for daytime aboard ship or ashore. Evening attire falls into three categories: casual, informal, and formal. Casual evening dress does not require a jacket for men. On informal evenings, ladies usually wear dresses or pantsuits; men wear jackets, and ties are optional. Appropriate formal evening wear for women is an evening gown or cocktail dress; men wear tuxedos, dinner jackets, or dark suits. Sailings of eight days or less feature two formal nights, while longer Itineraries typically have three or four formal nights.





A Casual Night
Informal & Casual Nights Predominate
Causal Sports Wear
Practical answers
Request the current dress guidance for your ship and voyage, then consider the weather and planned shore activities. The archived descriptions below may use older dress-code categories.
Ask for the same ship and venue guidance that applies to your chosen departure. You can plan independent evenings or shared dining around your own preferences.