Admiralty Dream, Alaska
9.2 Superb
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Family Cabins
- Aircon Cabins
“Being on deck for whale and sea otter viewing. ”
Highlights
The Admiralty Dream ship offers small-ship adventure cruises in Alaska. She has 27 cabins, accommodating up to 58 guests. Each stateroom is fitted with a private bathroom, complete with complimentary toiletries, a wardrobe, and a picture window, perfect for enjoying the amazing Alaskan scenery from the comfort of your room.
Social areas include a front-facing lounge and bow viewing area, ensuring scenic views at every turn. Enjoy a sociable drink at the well-stocked bar, borrow a book from the library, chat with other passengers over your tasty meals in the well-appointed dining room, and relax on the sun deck.
The Admiralty Dream offers ‘Last Frontier Adventure’ itineraries from Sitka or Juneau. Alaskan cruises are 8 days long and explore the Baranof Island's Waterfall Coast, where you can hike a rainforest trail, Frederick Sound, where humpback whales can be spotted, and Glacier Bay National Park. This remarkable national park fjord extends 65 miles and provides pristine habitat for many wildlife. Kayaks are carried on board so you can get up close with the wildlife and enjoy the stunning scenery.
The season runs from April - September, and spaces are limited, so call us or book online today to start planning your trip to Alaska aboard the Admiralty Dream.
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Included: VAT, National Park Fees, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Wine with Dinner, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Kayaks, Land Excursions, Naturalist Guide, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries.
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages.
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Admiralty Dream Reviews
- 9.2 Superb
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Vessel
8.5
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Crew
9.0
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Food
9.8
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Activities
9.4
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Value
9.4
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Deborah P
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United States
A Once in a Lifetime Trip!
We had an amazing trip! Our expected surpassed in terms of the natural best and the wildlife. Also, the crew took great pride in their work and it was a joyful journey.
- Recommended for
- The size of the boat allows you to go places that big cruise ships can’t.. We saw so many amazing animals!. The crew consistently went above and beyond..
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- 9.2 Superb
- Paul W
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United States
Perfect!
This was a great way to experience Alaska, away from towns and cruise ships. The wild life was amazing and we were very comfortable on the Admiralty Dream. Our land experience in our second wk in Alaska doesn't hold a candle to our liveaboard wk!
- Recommended for
- Wild life!. Closeness to glaciers. People - crew and most passengers!.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Lawrence N
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United States
Great first cruise experience
Viewing wildlife up close in their natural habitat. The peace and serenity of the "Last Frontier. " Group activities. Meal time. Renée and I loved this cruise.
- Recommended for
- 1.The totally involved crew. 2 comfort of ship. 3. Intimacy of small, boutique cruise.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- David R
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United States
Truly Enjoyable Experience
This is the first small ship cruise we've experienced. The Admiralty Dream with her crew and fellow passengers made this a truly enjoyable experience. The leisurely atmosphere made it easy to relax. The expectations of wildlife viewing were exceeded. Sea otters; sea lions; harbor seals; mountain goats; brown bears; and of course, breaching humpback whales were among the highlights. The crew's ability to learn every passenger's name and what cabin we were assigned is impressive. And, the meals and snacks were incredible. Chef Brooks always made an appearance after the evening meal to talk with passengers and hear our feedback on the food, and answer questions. All staff were pleasant and eager to share their knowledge on the local wildlife; plant life; and Alaskan culture. The ship's bridge was easily accessible for passengers to visit and chat with either the captain or first mate about our location and the workings of the ship. Shore excursions were enlightening and offered the chance for passengers to "stretch our legs."
- Recommended for
- Crew friendliness & helpfulness.. Wildlife and nature encounters and experiences.. Delicious food..
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Susan M
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United States
Fantastic trip!
Being on the water, seeing wildlife, especially the last night's orca encounter, touching a glacier, being around interesting people. The whole trip was magical!
- Recommended for
- Being on a boat, the activities were great, the staff fun and helpful, wonderful food!
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Carol S
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United States
It was everything we hoped for.
Fabulous long evening surrounded by whales.
- Recommended for
- The crew. The crew. The crew!
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Daniel H
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United States
The only way to cruise Alaska
Northern lights: whales bubble netting: Seeing wildlife up close: kayaking with sea otter: Learning about Tlingit culture and history: Evening talks in the lounge: Glaciers: Casual friendly environment on ship: breath taking scenery: only 50 passengers
- Recommended for
- Crew and staff were exceptionlly knowledgeable and friendly- great teachers. individualization and flexibility to enable best close up views of wildlife. Itinerary including glaciers, natural beauty, and small communities and ports.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Vicki H
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United States
Excellent
Animals
- Recommended for
- Animals glaciers boat small size.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Fiona R
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Australia
Southeast Alaska is stunning, staff were great and travelling in a small group meant we made new friends from many places.
Sharing this experience with my daughter, kayaking near an otter and seeing whales.
- Recommended for
- Scenery, wildlife and ambience
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- 10 Exceptional
- Gabriele S
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United States
Amazing cruise from Juneau to Sitka
Seeing whales breech; seeing glaciers at Glacier Bay and Tracy Arm, Kayaking, Tlingkit presentations and dance, and joining the "killer whale club"
- Recommended for
- Park ranger presentations, on-board naturalist, wildlife sightings
