Starting to pack to keep warm--yeah right!

[gerena]

Someone posted that the air conditioning in the dining rooms really worked well and to take something for warmth. (That is hard to imagine AC right now as I sit and type this in 23 degrees. ) So would you say a couple lightweight jackets or sweaters would be best? Someone mentioned a shaw--I don't own one and it would always be falling off my shoulders!!!!!

 

Are shorts and swim suits the norm throughout the day?

[trav25]

Shorts and swimsuits are the order for all the days. Can't wear shorts after 6 pm. It was a little cold in the dining room. I brought a sweater which I used every night. A lot of the women brought scarfs which I would do next time. My husband wasn't cold.

[Ahab10]

I'd take that with a grain of salt. We were never uncomfortable in the dining rooms in "country club casual" duds. The few who wore jackets looked out of place. As for every day wear..........

[Wendy The Wanderer]

The most I've ever taken, and used, is a silk shawl for the evening.

[Emdee]

I usually take a light cardigan - then if I am cool I have something. Pashminas can also be useful particularly on flights and its a regulation travel item for me - black Pashmina that can also be used at night if cool.