Alaska Dream Cruises

Admiralty Dream

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Ship Overview

Cruise Style
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With its spacious bow area and partially covered sundeck, Admiralty Dream offers plenty of space to view fjords and glaciers and gather around the bar in the Forward Lounge to attend lectures and socialize. The open seating dining room seats all passengers for meals. All cabins have picture windows, hair dryers, and fans. Bathrooms with showers are stocked with Alaska-crafted soaps and shampoo. Both the Owner’s Suite and Deluxe cabins (135 and 134 square feet) have a queen bed and a sitting area. AAA cabins (122 square feet) have either a queen bed or two singles; a few can accommodate a third guest. Categories AA (93 square feet) and A (95 square feet) have two twin beds. All beds are dressed with duvets.Read More

Founded by Alaskans who pioneered Alaska day boat tours more than 40 years ago to explore the Inside Passage, Alaskan Dream Cruises now offers multiday cruises aboard their yacht-like vessels. With shallow drafts and agile maneuverability, they offer up-close views of glaciers and the wildlife abundant in the region. Varied itineraries of 4 to 13 days throughout Southeast Alaska, departing from Sitka or Ketchikan, focus on natural wonders and native villages off the beaten track as well as some of the more well-known ports, including Juneau.

The ships are small, offering an experience that is casual, personal, and intimate. Itineraries are designed to explore the Alaska where big ships cannot venture. Included are visits to the line’s exclusive wilderness lodges, Orca Point Lodge and Windham Bay Lodge. A full day in Glacier Bay gets you as close as you can get to the glaciers. Provided for use during the cruise are high-powered binoculars and “Alaska” gear, including rain jackets, pants, and boots. Alaska-crafted products and food are featured on board. There’s also a full library of books on the region on each ship.

Cruises are enhanced by an all-American crew, knowledgeable expedition leaders, and an open-bridge policy. Educational lectures are presented by cultural and scientific expedition leaders who also guide excursions and kayaking, hiking, and watercraft exploration. Basic excursions and airport or hotel transfers are included in the fare, and alternative tours are available at additional cost, as are pre- or post-cruise fishing adventures.

QUICK FACTS

SHIP STATS
Entered Service
1979
Number of Cabins
27
Passenger Capacity
54(58 max)
Crew Members
23
Passengers to Crew Ratio
2.35
Gross Tons
95
Width
28 Feet
Length
143 Feet
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