AdventureSmith Explorations’ Admilralty Dream review includes a detailed description of the small ship including deck plans and a photo gallery. Please read our Admiralty Dream review below then contact our Alaska cruise experts to compare the Admiralty Dream with other Alaska small ship and yacht cruises.
The Admiralty Dream (formerly known at the Spirit of Columbia operated by Cruise West) is a cozy vessel perfect for shared adventures in Southeast Alaska. She accommodates 78 guests in seven cabin categories. With her shallow draft and stately pace of cruising, you won't miss a thing as she lingers among the back channels, bays and wilderness islands.
The Admiralty Dream is an intimate small ship ideally suited for exploring Alaska off the beaten path. She has knowledgeable captains and an all American crew with many years experience in Alaska. Education presentations by expedition leaders and guest speakers focus on the nature and culture of Southeast Alaska. Delicious meals are served open seating with friendly table side service and complimentary beer and wine selection available with dinner. High quality binoculars are available for each guest to use during the cruise.
The range of cabin categories aboard the Admiralty Dream ranges from lower-deck inside cabins to Deluxe and AAA categories with picture windows and a TV monitor/VCR. All staterooms offer private facilities and air conditioning.
Deluxe/Owners Suite aboard Admiralty Dream
6 cabins on Bridge Deck. Two single berths, TV monitor/VCR, refrigerator, side chair and view window.
Katlian
features one queen bed and a settee for triple accommodations.
The owners suite
features one queen bed and a different layout on the upper deck. These cabins feature a closet and a small desk. Toilet and shower are separated by a curtain with the sink outside the bath. Deluxe cabins are approximately 117 square feet.
Category AAA aboard Admiralty Dream
4 cabins on the Upper Deck, stern. Two twin beds, side table and chair, TV/VCR, refrigerator and view window.
Lisianski
features one queen bed and a settee for triple accommodations. AAA cabins feature a closet and a small desk. Toilet and shower are separated by a curtain with the sink outside the bath. These cabins are approximately 117 square feet.
Category AA aboard Admiralty Dream
Cabins 301 & 302 on Upper Deck. Cabins 201-204 on Main Deck. Two twin beds and large view window. Cabins (except 302) open to an inside corridor. Cabins 301 and 302 feature one double bed and a slightly different layout. AA cabins feature a closet. Toilet and shower are separated by a curtain with the sink outside the bath. These cabins are approximately 93 square feet.
Category A aboard Admiralty Dream
Cabins 303-312 on Upper Deck. Two twin beds and large view window. Cabins open to an outside corridor. The sink and toilet are located inside the shower. A cabins feature a closet. These cabins are approximately 96 square feet.
Category B/C aboard Admiralty Dream
Cabins 101-113 on Lower Deck. Two single beds and no windows. Cabins 101, 102 and 103 feature a sink and toilet inside the shower. Cabins 108 and 109 feature closets; all other cabins feature one hanging bar for clothing. These cabins are approximately 74 square feet.



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