THE ISLAND.
THE NIGHT.

Plan on 21+ for alcohol, and check the separate admission policy for your venue. Savaya explicitly requires guests to be at least 21 and present valid photo ID. A venue admitting younger guests does not make alcohol available to them legally. Bring identification that the venue accepts; do not assume a phone photo will be enough. Ask before travelling if you are unsure about your document. Entry rules can also vary for special events, and a reservation or prepaid table does not override them.

Sources: Savaya — official entry and ID policy · FINNS — official age and alcohol policy

Look for restaurants with live music, sunset dining and daytime beach venues whose published admission policy allows your age group. Contact the venue before paying for tickets or a daybed, especially when a restaurant becomes a restricted club later in the evening. Savaya is strictly 21+, while other venues set their own entry limits. Choose alcohol-free drinks if you are under 21. Reports that someone entered without being checked are not a reliable booking plan, and CII does not recommend bypassing age or ID checks.

Sources: Savaya — official minimum age · Sundays Beach Club — age-based beach passes

For a beach-club day, pack proper swimwear, a cover-up and footwear. For a nightclub, check its own smart-casual rules rather than assuming beachwear is accepted after dark. Pool and restaurant dress codes may be different within the same property. FINNS permits burkinis in its pools but requires swimwear, and has specific restrictions on beer-branded clothing and face or head tattoos. Those are venue rules, not island-wide rules. Ask directly about any clothing, accessibility or religious requirements before booking so there are no surprises at the entrance.

Sources: FINNS — official dress and swimwear rules · Savaya — official dress code