MAKE A RESERVATION TODAY

CLOSE

STAY


CLOSE

DINE


CLOSE

FUN

Overnight VisitorCruise VisitorResident


CLOSE

DIVE

Overnight VisitorCruise VisitorResident


CLOSE

SHOP & RELAX

Overnight VisitorCruise VisitorResident


CLOSE

WEDDINGS


CLOSE

What to wear at night? Shorts or pants/capris?

HOME › Forums › General Discussion Topics about the Cayman Islands › Getting There › What to wear at night? Shorts or pants/capris?

Viewing 9 posts – 1 through 9 (of 9 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • January 14, 2008 at 7:14 pm #4005
    Zenmeister
    zenmeister
    Member

    Hi everyone,

    We’re going to the GCI at the end of January (pretty soon!). Is it warm enough at night to wear long shorts or is it getting on the cool side in which one would want pants or capris? I know it gets in the mid 70s at night.

    If it’s really muggy, one might want shorts. However, it it’s not as muggy and there’s a breeze, the same mid 70s could feel a bit chilly.

    I tend to be a little hot-blooded as it is, so I’m thinking long shorts, but what do you more experienced islanders think? Thanks for helping a confused neophyte. :bouncelaugh:

    Wishing you happy and safe travels,

    Erika ?

    January 15, 2008 at 12:07 am #48098
    Shelly
    shelly
    Member

    Hi zenmeister

    Just got back from 4 weeks in GC, and my husband wore long nice shorts and a nice t shirt every night we went out to dinner. I usually wore a knit skirt and t shirt. Everywhere we went this year we ate outside and I was very comfortable as was he. sometimes I take a light cotton jacket with me because I tend to get cold, but I really didn’t need it this year.

    AAtually this year, it was a bit on the cool side and fairly windy-so I think you really wouldn’t need long pants.

    Hope this helps

    Shelly ?

    January 15, 2008 at 2:07 am #48101
    LMJ
    LMJ
    Member

    We have been here two nights, and so far shorts and tshirts. My wife might put a zip up sweatshirt on, if it gets cool, but so far she has been fine in her shorts. She brought capris, if need be.

    January 15, 2008 at 2:44 am #48103
    Imported_scubachar
    imported_scubachar
    Member

    Shorts and capris…..whatever you feel comfortable in. No worries about being cold…..if you’re particularly susceptible, then bring a light sweater along.

    Char

    January 16, 2008 at 6:12 pm #48146
    Zenmeister
    zenmeister
    Member

    I’m terrible about over-packing and could pretty much take every thing from home including the kitchen sink “just in case I need it”, but you all have helped me narrow things down. The pants are going back in the closet.

    I’m sure once I get there, these things won’t matter so much. From what you all have explained, everyone is so laid back and the focus is on FUN! Can’t wait to go relax and chill out. Thanks again!

    Warm wishes,

    Erika :rockbed: :palm1:

    January 16, 2008 at 8:33 pm #48150
    Shelly
    shelly
    Member

    Have a great trip Erika

    Shelly ?

    January 18, 2008 at 3:59 am #48160
    Zenmeister
    zenmeister
    Member

    Thank you Shelly for your kind wishes!

    Warm Regards,

    Erika

    ? :butterfly: :rockbed: palm1: ?

    January 12, 2013 at 7:41 am #61415
    Edwardsa
    edwardsa
    Member

    What other people think doesn’t matter. I feel comforts in capri pants.

    August 28, 2013 at 10:38 am #61928
    Monajani
    monajani
    Member

    Great advice, just what I was looking for!

    Excellent forum. ?

  • Author
    Posts
Viewing 9 posts – 1 through 9 (of 9 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.

MAKE A RESERVATION TODAY

CLOSE

STAY


CLOSE

DINE


CLOSE

FUN

Overnight VisitorCruise VisitorResident


CLOSE

DIVE

Overnight VisitorCruise VisitorResident


CLOSE

SHOP & RELAX

Overnight VisitorCruise VisitorResident


CLOSE

WEDDINGS


CLOSE
CONTACT CAYMAN ACTIVITY GUIDE TODAY