Carnival Cruise Line’s bikini crackdown could surprise passengers at island ports
Carnival Cruise Line is enforcing stricter dress codes for passengers visiting Lifou, an island in New Caledonia. Guests are advised to avoid revealing swimwear and to dress conservatively in accordance with local customs. The cruise line warns that failing to comply with these guidelines could jeopardize future visits to the island.
- ▪Carnival Cruise Line has issued a notice reminding passengers to respect local dress codes while visiting Lifou.
- ▪Guests are advised against wearing G-strings, thongs, monokinis, and mankinis, as well as prohibiting topless sunbathing.
- ▪The dress code applies to public areas, including markets and churches, reflecting the island's cultural expectations.
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Lifestyle Carnival Cruise Line’s bikini crackdown could surprise passengers at island ports By Kelly McGreal, Fox News Published June 6, 2026, 3:59 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Americans warned popular travel routes this summer could carry crime risks Military veteran’s painful walk across airport tarmac sparks strangers to raise over $135K USPS reveals shocking number of dog attacks on mail carriers, warns pet owners Carnival Cruise Line is cracking down on bikini wearing at a popular South Pacific destination, reminding passengers that local dress code expectations may be stricter than what is typically allowed onboard.
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