What to Wear for Water Excursions

[TheDivineMrsM]

Two of our excursions involve getting in the water: snorkeling in CocoCay and dolphin encounter in Nassau. Would you suggest we wear our swim suits under a pair of shorts and shirt? Or just take the suit with us. Just thinking of what would be the simplest approach.

[Clarea]

I'd wear the swimsuit under your clothes. Some excursions don't have a place to change.

[bouhunter]

Wear the swimsuits. Some other clothes in a small backpack.

Edited August 1, 2014 by bouhunter

[cb at sea]

Oh yea...WEAR them! After you've been in the water, towel off, and they will dry quickly...put your shorts back on over your suit....

[Adayatatime]

No shorts. Oh sorry, wrong thread :D

[April-in-NC]

Two of our excursions involve getting in the water: snorkeling in CocoCay and dolphin encounter in Nassau. Would you suggest we wear our swim suits under a pair of shorts and shirt? Or just take the suit with us. Just thinking of what would be the simplest approach.

 

For both of these I would just wear a cover up or shorts/tshirt over the swim suit.

 

Coco Cay has some restrooms you could change in if you wanted to, but since it is a private island most people will just have their swim suits on all day and if they want to change take a tender back to the ship.

 

If your dolphin encounter is a Blue Lagoon they do have locker rooms, I'm not sure about Atlantis.

[OCruisers]

You'll be fine with just a bathing suit and a cover-up.

Have a GREAT time! :D

LuLu

[April-in-NC]

Two of our excursions involve getting in the water: snorkeling in CocoCay and dolphin encounter in Nassau. Would you suggest we wear our swim suits under a pair of shorts and shirt? Or just take the suit with us. Just thinking of what would be the simplest approach.

 

For both of these I would just wear a cover up or shorts/tshirt over the swim suit.

 

Coco Cay has some restrooms you could change in if you wanted to, but since it is a private island most people will just have their swim suits on all day and if they want to change take a tender back to the ship.

 

If your dolphin encounter is a Blue Lagoon they do have locker rooms, I'm not sure about Atlantis.

[biomedbob]

I've always gone with "smart casual" and never had a problem. :o