Q: Is there a dress code for breakfast and lunch?

A:

No. There is no formal dress code for breakfast or lunch in the main restaurant.

The atmosphere during these meals is consistently casual and relaxed. Guests come directly from morning shore excursions or are preparing for afternoon activities, so comfort and practicality are the priority. You will see a wide range of attire, from athletic wear and comfortable shoes for those heading out to explore, to casual shorts, t-shirts, and sundresses. The focus is on fueling up for the day's adventures, not on formal presentation. This standard is the same across both our Century and Victoria fleets for these specific meals.

The key exception is dinner, where a "smart casual" standard is generally encouraged in the main dining room. However, for breakfast and lunch, you are free to dress exactly as you see fit. We operate on a tight schedule with shore excursions, and we understand our guests value every moment. There is simply no expectation to change into more formal clothing for these daytime meals. Please feel free to wear what makes you most comfortable.

> Director's Note: Breakfast is often served early before disembarkation for tours. I always recommend comfortable, closed-toe shoes with good grip for moving around the ship's decks and gangways, which can be damp in the morning. Your safety and comfort are our primary concerns during the day.

My practical advice is to prioritize comfort and layer your clothing. The ship's air conditioning can feel cool compared to the potential heat and humidity outside, so a light sweater or jacket is wise. All cabins are equipped with hair dryers if you wish to freshen up after a morning excursion before lunch. I would advise against high heels or overly formal wear during the day, as the decks can be uneven and stairways are frequently used. Focus on enjoying the scenery and the company.

We look forward to welcoming you aboard