Fire Island, New York: Known for its clean beaches and a variety of water sports, Fire Island is a car-free haven offering a peaceful retreat with activities like sailing, kayaking, and wakeboarding.
Amelia Island, Florida: This island boasts 13 miles of stunning beaches and clear Atlantic waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying local cuisine at beachside restaurants.
Kodiak Island, Alaska: A wild landscape where you can swap sunbathing for hiking, off-shore fishing, and wildlife spotting, including bears and the majestic Katmai Coast.
Anna Maria Island, Florida: A showcase of Old Florida with golden sands, turquoise waters, and charming local highlights accessible by bike or the island’s free trolley.
Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts: Offers a mix of colorful villages and rugged coastlines, with a variety of restaurants, high-end fashion, and secluded spots for exploration.
Golden Isles, Georgia: Comprising five islands, it's a place of soft white sands and rich history, featuring haunted live oaks on St. Simons Island.
St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands: Largely a national park, it boasts beautiful hills and beaches like Trunk and Maho Bay, offering unique snorkeling experiences.