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How to dress for a Mediterranean cruise?

A Mediterranean cruise combines the best aspects of a holiday: leisure, sea breeze, culture and sunny landscapes. During the day you get to know the cities and coastal villages, while the evenings are spent on board – often on deck or in a restaurant overlooking the sea. So your clothing should adapt to the situation, be light and comfortable, but still stylish. When you have the right clothes for the situation, you can focus on what is important: enjoying the trip.

A day on land – light and free to move



On Mediterranean excursions, you often travel long distances through narrow city alleys and the sights of port destinations. That's why your clothes should be airy and comfortable - but also ones that you can wear all day long.



Natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and viscose are the best choices. They breathe, don't wick sweat, and look great in the sunlight. Loose pants or a flowing skirt paired with a simple top will work for almost any occasion.



A day on a ship – relaxed but cool



Even though it's a day off, you'll be moving around the ship's public areas and dining areas, where light and neat clothing is always a good choice. A knit dress or linen-blend shirt is just the right casual yet polished option for deck, breakfast, or reading a book in the lounge.



A light knit layer adds extra comfort in air-conditioned spaces. When outfits are mix-and-match, you don't have to think about outfits every morning.





Dinner at sea – easy celebration



Cruise dinners generally require smart attire, but there are no strict etiquette rules. Flowing materials like satin and muted colors make for an elegant outfit.



For example, a satin shirt paired with loose-fitting trousers is a comfortable yet neat outfit. It's also a good idea to bring a sweater or scarf to throw around your shoulders when the evening gets cool or when you move to the deck.



Layering is practicality



Although the days may be warm, the sea breeze and air-conditioned interiors require layering. A thin cashmere sweater or linen cardigan will add warmth and work as part of an outfit without sacrificing style.



Layering also allows the same top to work for both day and night – just by pairing it with a different bottom or adding a light knit.



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