MSC Splendida

Red Velvet
Il Cerchio d'Oro
El Sombrero
L'Etoile
Zanzibar
L' Africana

NOTE:To allow MSC offer the best possible service, they ask passengers to be on time for all meals. Restaurant meals are not available in your cabins except for the breakfast and in case of illness. Generally, doors to the restaurants close 15 minutes after the dining seating begins. Children dine at their parents table in the restaurants.

DRESS CODES:
Dress standard in the restaurant allow casual dress for breakfast and lunch (but never swimmer, bare feet or raggy jeans etc.). Smart casual wear is required for the evenings, and men are usually asked to wear a jacket and tie. There are usually two (sometimes three) gala nights on each cruise, on these nights ladies should wear cocktail or evening dresses, while men will not be out of place in a tuxedo or dinner jacket. The dress of the day, as decided by the Captain, is published in the Daily Program each day. Advice will simply be 'casual', 'informal', 'formal' or special 'theme' dress may also be suggested for special nights.

Formal: Tuxedo, dinner jacket or lounge suit, for gentlemen. Evening or cocktail dress for ladies.
Informal:Jacket and tie for gentlemen. cocktail dress for ladies.
Casual: Open neck shirt, without jacket or in keeping with the theme of the evening if indicated, for gentlemen; skirts, dresses, slacks and sweaters or blouses for ladies.

Lightweight, loose-fitting clothing is ideal for daytime usage. Neat casual wear is requested after 6:00 pm.