10 Stunning Island Vacations You Can Take Without A Passport

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One of the best parts of being a citizen of the United States is its incredible natural diversity. No matter what kind of island vacation you’re in the mood for. Here are some of the best island destinations that the United States has to offer.

1. Maui
America’s most famous island getaway. When you’re not on the beach, you can hike to active volcanoes, hit the island’s nightlife, or take advantage of the myriad amenities.
2. Mt. Desert Island
The splendid, rocky coasts are perfect for a few moments of quiet reflection after a rousing hike along a well-beaten path. And later, just head to the nearest restaurant for a can’t-miss take on Maine’s succulent lobster.
3. Sanibel and Captiva
Not many beyond the locals know about Sanibel and Captiva, two of Florida’s most beautiful and under-the-radar destinations. Its pervasive Caribbean feel will make you take in a gorgeous sunset.
4. Santa Catalina Island
It is a little slice of the European beach scene right here in the States. It is the perfect capper on a Los Angeles vacation, it’s a great way to decompress once you’ve seen the sights in the City of Angels.
5. Mackinac Island
Quaint little churches and harbors dotted with beautiful sailboats are just some of the charming diversions this little island has to offer visitors. Remember, cars aren’t allowed on Mackinac Island.
6. Amelia Island
It’s a face of Florida that you’ve never seen before. The historic little towns will keep you captivated while the scenery of Amelia Island State Park is sure to inspire you like few other places on the planet.
7. Martha’s Vineyard
The beautiful island is home to a variety of natural wonders, like sand dunes and wide beaches. You can also find dozens of sailboats along the iconic Martha’s Vineyard harbor.
8. Kauai
Kauai is perfect for travelers who want to divide their time between the beaches and gorgeous rainforests filled with exotic animals of every stripe. The extremely inviting island is a great counterpoint to the hustle and bustle of Maui.
9. San Juan Island
Washington state’s San Juan Island is a veritable hodge podge of artists, craftsmen, and those people who are simply searching for a respite from the hustle and bustle of modern-day life.
10. Chincoteague Island
It's home to some of the last remaining wild horses in North America. Mustangs are just the beginning of the wildlife diversity offered by this small island off the coast of Virginia.

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