Relax in style

To help you prepare your holiday wardrobe, we have set a simple dress code that will allow you to take advantage of our variety of dining and entertainment options, always perfectly dressed.

During the day, starting in the morning at breakfast until 18:00 in the evening, you can make yourself comfortable in resort casual whilst dining around the resort. We would appreciate it if you always wore a top T-shirt, polo shirt, tunic, etc. and dry trousers/shorts/skirts as well as proper shoes (excluding hotel slippers), when seated in the restaurants.

In the evening, we would appreciate it if you changed to Resort Evening Wear, Elegant Casual or Formal Resort Attire to enhance the overall resort atmosphere:
 

FORMAL RESORT ATTIRE

Formal Resort Attire is often selected for weddings or special occasions, offering a more relaxed yet polished look akin to cocktail party attire. Men may opt for a suit or pair a button-up shirt with a dinner jacket and trousers, complemented by dress shoes. Women can choose full-length dresses, gowns, trouser suits, or a skirt with a stylish top, paired with flats or heels for a sophisticated finish.

ELEGANT CASUAL

Elegant Casual, or casual elegance, is ideal for upscale settings. This dress code requires men to wear long-sleeve dress shirts with trousers and dress shoes, avoiding shorts, T-shirts, and sandals. Women may wear skirts or trousers with a chic top or a dress, complemented by stylish footwear for a refined yet approachable appearance.

RESORT EVENING WEAR

Resort Evening Wear often calls for casual yet polished attire during evening meals. Men should opt for dressier shorts, trousers, or nice jeans paired with a polo or collared shirt. T-shirts, sleeveless shirts, and basic shorts are usually not suitable. Women can select a casual dress or pair a stylish top with jeans, slacks, or a skirt. When it comes to footwear, both men and women should go for elegant sandals or closed-toed shoes while steering clear of flip-flops.

RESORT CASUAL

Resort Casual attire reflects the relaxed atmosphere of popular breakfast and lunch spots. Guests are kindly asked to avoid wearing wet bathing suits, wet shorts, or being topless while visiting our bars and restaurants. Comfortable options include swimsuit cover-ups, jeans, capris, or shorts paired with a T-shirt or polo shirt. Tennis shoes, trainers, sandals, and even flip-flops are perfectly suitable for this laid-back dress code.