Dress Code

The Yasawa Princess is an informally island cruising boat. Formal dinners and evening entertainment are not part of our itinerary so we do not dress up in the evening. Some evenings you will have a beach barbecue and you will get your feet wet when transferring from the ship to the beach. Other evening meals will be taken in our open restaurant. The restaurant is not air conditioned so casual dress in the evening is the best option. In the day time shorts and tee shirts are normal for the bar and restaurant, beach wear on the sun deck and islands.

The Maldives is a Muslim state, so if you visit a populated island for shopping or sight seeing both men and women must respect a dress code that is acceptable to the locals. This is casual clothing that covers your shoulders and thighs. Footwear is optional, flip-flops are good. Public nudity is not allowed at any time in the Maldives.