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Clothing at Secrets Maroma Beach
Just a little confused on the dress code for restaurants..... I am assuming no sleeveless shirts only applies to men, not women? Also would a halter top that shows some cleavage be okay or not at the restaurants?
Also anything else I should know about this resort in general?
Re: Clothing at Secrets Maroma Beach
I think you'd be fine in a halter; guys should have sleeves though.
H took two pairs of khaki pants for 7 nights and switched them off. He pretty much only wore them for dinner and then took them off/switched into shorts.
We occasionally saw people in jeans/jean shorts in dining spaces; but for dinner the majority of the time it seemed like guys had pants. I was surprised how many women wore heels. I just brought nice sandals and a pair of wedges; although I think I did wear a dress every night for dinner.
Sign up for reservations at the Hibachi Grill; it's fantastic! (Actually, I have a SMB review in my Ms. Bio under Honeymoon if you're intersted)
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We also went there for our Honeymoon. As for the guys, shorts and a t-shirt to breakfast was ok, but definitely khakis and a nicer shirt to dinner. Certain restaurants (namely for dinner) had dress codes. My DH wore khakis and a short-sleeved polo every night to dinner and that was fine. He never wore a dress shirt or anything. They definitely wouldn't let you into a place dressed for the pool unless you eat outside at he grill by the pool.
As for suggestions for you, I basically brought a sundress or two that I wore to dinner with sandals and then I brought a couple of stretchy skirts or flowy skirts that I was able to wear virtually any cute top with. These were very versatile and could be worn just about anywhere- on the beach over my swimsuit, on an excursion, or to dinner. I was there in November and I never wore pants. They do not really care about halter, sleeveless etc. as long as your boobies aren't pouring out of your top LOL!
Have a great time! It is beautiful. GREAT snorkeling out on the reef and I agree with PP- the Hibachi was so much fun! We went there on DH's birthday and they made a fun dessert for him and gave us sake shots.
I definitely think I'd leave them at home
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