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What to wear on a cruise

from:

Deb St. George from Accommodation-in-greece.com

Depending on what type of cruise you go on, and where

you are going, you will want to make certain that you

pack the correct type of clothing. Here are some

things that you might want to take with you on your

cruise:

Formal clothing

Most cruises have at least one formal dining night, so

you will want to make certain that you pack something

appropriate. A long dress or skirt and top are

appropriate for women, for men a tuxedo is a good

idea.

Dressy clothes

Even when it’s not a formal night, you are expected to

dress nicely for dinner if you are eating in the main

dining room. Something that you might wear for

business would be appropriate, no shorts or jeans.

Casual clothing

Again, depending on where you go, you will want to

make sure that you have clothing that you can wear

around the ship. A bathing suit, shorts, comfortable

shoes, short-sleeved tops, and a cover up are good for

warm destinations. If you are going somewhere that is

a cooler climate, like Alaska, you will want to take

jeans, sweatshirts, and jackets with you.

It’s always a good idea to check with your travel

agent to find out what the dress code is for the ship

so that you are comfortable and you fit right in with

everyone else. There is nothing worse than feeling out

of place because you didn’t bring the right attire.

When you are prepared, you can enjoy your cruise and

not worry about wearing the wrong thing.

About the author:  

Deb St. George is a Cruise Expert from Accommodation-in-Greece.com

 

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