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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 original guidance for daytime clothing on board and ashore. This Seabourn 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.

Attire on Shore
When
planning your Itineraries wardrobe for any climate, layering your clothes will
work best. For tropical Itineraries, bring light loose-fitting garments that can
be paired with a lightweight jacket or sweater. for cooler seasons or
climates, pack extra layers of warmer garments such as a light topcoat and
some sweaters. When dressing to go ashore, it is helpful to be aware of the
customs of the countries you are visiting. In some ports, men and women
should not wear shorts. Many cultures prefer that women wear dresses or
skirts when visiting shrines, churches or temples. If your Itineraries takes you
to Monte Carlo, casino dress codes require a jacket and tie for men. Once
you are on board, Seabourn's well-versed staff members offer informative
talks on local customs. Additional hints can be found in the Shore Excursion
Information Booklet that you will receive with your Itineraries documentation.
Daytime Attire
On all Seabourn
Itineraries the general shipboard atmosphere is elegant, but relaxed. Elegant
casual wear is appropriate in the dining room for all breakfasts and
lunches, while shorts and other casual attire are welcome in the cafe during
breakfast and lunch. Swimsuits, brief shorts, exercise clothing and
cover-ups should be reserved for poolside lounging, water sports, deck
activities, and the fitness center or spa.
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.