what to wear Dress Code

Resort cocktail

Welcome Cocktail, Thursday

Six faceless women in cocktail minis: sage satin, cream floral, blush pleated, lilac beaded, black slip and gold lamé, with heeled sandals and small clutches
Short cocktail dresses, heels or strappy sandals.
Six faceless men in retro knit and camp-collar shirts, striped and printed, with pleated trousers in black, camel, cream and navy, worn with loafers and sandals
An open-collar shirt and pressed trousers. Loafers or leather sandals.

Swim and cover-up

Beach Party, Friday

Six faceless women in bikini and bandeau tops with sarongs, wrap maxis and wide trousers in ochre, rust and burgundy, carrying basket bags
A swimsuit, a sarong or cover-up, flat sandals, a straw bag.
Six faceless men in open camp-collar shirts over printed and striped swim shorts, with sandals, flip-flops and a crochet shoulder bag
Swim shorts and an open camp shirt. Sandals or flip-flops.

Evening modest

Shabbat Dinner, Friday

Six faceless women in evening looks: a blush cape gown, a lace mini, a sheer black ruffled dress, a one-shoulder drape, and burgundy wide-leg trousers
Covered shoulders or long sleeves, midi or floor length, heels.
Six faceless men in relaxed suiting and shirt-jackets in olive, stone, sage, burgundy and brown, worn open-collar
An unstructured suit or blazer, no tie. Loafers or leather sandals.

Black tie

Wedding Day, Sunday

Six faceless women in floor-length gowns: black rosette, burgundy pleated, pale blue column, terracotta drape, pink mermaid and olive halter
Floor-length gowns.
Six faceless men in tailored suits: chocolate, sage double-breasted, grey double-breasted, steel blue, light grey, and a black double-breasted worn with a tie
A tuxedo, or a dark formal suit and tie.

Free day

No dress code. Surprise us.

Hair and makeup can be booked at the resort spa.