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What to Expect FAQ

Is There a Dress Code? What Should I Wear?

There's no dress code — think beach day, not boardroom. Swimwear, sun protection and non-marking shoes are all most guests need.

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No dress codeSwimwear + cover-up is standardRubber-soled or barefoot on deckBring a change of clothes for after
The Short Answer

Is There a Dress Code? What Should I Wear?

There's no dress code for a charter — most guests show up in swimwear with a light cover-up, since you'll likely be swimming at Icacos, Palomino or wherever your itinerary takes you. A hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen are worth packing, along with a rubber-soled sandal or water shoe (or just go barefoot) since deck surfaces can get slippery when wet. If you're celebrating something — a birthday, bachelorette, anniversary — plenty of guests bring an outfit to change into for photos once you're anchored. Beyond that, dress for sun and water, not for anything formal.
What to Know

Here's the breakdown

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Swimwear Is Standard

Most of the day is spent in or near the water, so swimwear plus a cover-up works best.

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Sun Protection

Hat, sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen are worth packing for a full day outside.

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Watch Your Footwear

Rubber-soled sandals or bare feet are best — decks get slippery when wet.

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FAQ

What to Wear on a Boat Charter FAQs

Is there a dress code for a boat charter?

No — swimwear and a light cover-up are standard, since you'll likely be in the water.

What shoes should I wear on the boat?

Rubber-soled sandals or water shoes work well, or many guests go barefoot on deck.

Can I bring an outfit to change into for photos?

Yes, plenty of guests do, especially for celebrations like birthdays or bachelorette trips.

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