Inspirational days, memorable nights With a varied entertainment programme featuring activities and performances right throughout the day and into the night, we’ll ensure you get the most out of your entire holiday, wherever you are in the world. There may be photography talks, ballroom dancing lessons, theatre workshops, watercolour tutorials and fun quizzes – to name just a few examples. Our fascinating lectures from leading experts are always popular – recent subjects have ranged from wine tasting to piloting Concorde – and there are port talks to prepare you for each destination, too. Activities vary from cruise to cruise and are highlighted each day in the Daily Times. When the lights go down, we’ll treat you to a selection of live shows ranging from music and cabaret to quick-fire stand-up comedy. Simply relax, sit back and enjoy the fabulous acts with your favourite tipple or cocktail to round off the day.


Formal nights and what to wear Depending on the length of your holiday, there will be one or more formal nights whilst you are


on board. Men should wear either a dinner jacket or dark suit and tie. Ladies have a range of options, from a cocktail-style dress to a full-length ball gown. If you’d prefer not to dress up at all, the casual dining restaurant on each ship has a relaxed smart casual dress code every evening. The number of planned formal nights is given on the following cruise pages as a guide. These may be subject to change; final details will be advised prior to your departure.


Other nights have a smart casual dress code. For men, a pair of trousers, chinos or smart (dark) jeans, coupled with a polo shirt or shirt is perfectly acceptable, though some guests prefer to wear a jacket and/or tie. Ladies’ dress can range from tailored trouser suits or stylish dresses to casual separates or summer dresses.


In the daytime casual wear is perfectly acceptable. Many guests opt for shorts and t-shirt or polo shirt in sunnier climes, and a pair of lightweight trousers and a sweater or jacket for cooler temperatures.


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