Key West, Florida
Key West is an isolated area with beautiful scenery. You can visit "Old Town", the historic district, and Mallory Square. For the party goers, Key West is the place for you, with the nightly toasts at Mallory Square.
Block Island, Rhode Island
This island is famous for its huge cliffs, Mohegan Buffs. This island has 32 miles of trails for the more active vacationers, and for those who just want to relax, all the beaches are free and open to the public, including parking. You can stay in the famous National Hotel, or rent a house inland.
Mackinac Island, Michigan
This is one of the coolest islands you will ever visit. There are no cars, so you can rent a bicycle or enjoy a ride on a horse-drawn carriage. For those who like history, Mackinac Island is the place for you. Stay in the luxurious Lilac Tree Hotel, or the Bay View Bed and Breakfast.
Ocracoke Island, North Carolina
The shopping, exquisite culinary and lively nightlife make this island worth the trip. This is another historical island for the history enthusiasts. It houses the East Coast's oldest historical lighthouse, and many more historical structures.
Catalina Island, California
One of the most unique islands in the US, Catalina Island is famous for the colored tiles decorating everything, and the finest snorkeling you can find. You can visit and dine in the islands only city, Avalon, and stop by the famous airport.
Orcas Island, Washington
Visit here to enjoy daily whale watching, waterfalls, and beautiful lakes to swim in. Also visit Mount Constitution, the highest point on the islands.
Bald Head Island, North Carolina
Another island that doesn't have cars, golf carts is the mode of transportation for this destination. Enjoy the famous pots of seafood at Eb and Flo's, or visit the Bald Head Island Club.
St. Simons Island, Georgia
Going here is almost like owning your own private island, due to scant tourists and lack of technology. Guided tours are available to explore turtle nests during the summer, or you can just relax in peaceful tranquility on the beach. The Lodge on Little St. Simons is the only place to stay on the beach, housing 30 people at a time, which ensures complete solitude.
Shelter Island, New York
Having a very low key atmosphere, Shelter Island is the place for anyone who just wants to relax. Make sure to visit Greenport, the budding wine region, and view the beautiful botanic gardens, and superior art collections.
Sanibel Island, Florida
This island washes up shells by the boat full for the shell collectors. It's also famous for some of the most exquisite white sand in the world. This island also offers activities and games for the children.
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