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6 Beautiful Islands Americans Can Visit Without a Passport

You might think you have to travel far and wide to find white sand beaches, turquoise ocean waters, and year-round pleasant weatheru2026 but did you know there are tropical places you can visit without a passport as an American citizen? From mainland US options like Miami, to far-flung destinations like American Samoa, here are the top 14 tropical places you can visit without a passport!

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6 Beautiful Islands Americans Can Visit Without a Passport

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  1. 6 Beautiful Islands Americans Can Visit Without a Passport

  2. St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands Enjoy the Caribbean vacation of your dreams in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands! Since the US Virgin Islands is an unincorporated island territory of the United States, no passport is required to visit this tropical destination.

  3. Cape Breton Island, Canada Cape Breton Island is located at the eastern end of Nova Scotia. It is easily accessible by road from Maine. It is not only famous for the Cape Breton Trail and seafood. It is also one of the best places to experience Scottish culture in North America.

  4. Key West, Florida Key West is known for its pristine soft architecture and wild nightlife, making it a great choice for party travelers. Key West has the only living barrier reef in the entire continental United States, which also makes it a popular choice for divers and scuba enthusiasts.

  5. San Juan Island-WashingtonYou don't have to travel to British Columbia to see wild killer whales-a group of orcas live in the San Juan Islands all year round, just off the northwest coast of Washington. You can watch these giant black and white mammals from a kayak at Lime Kiln Point State Park on San Juan Island or better.

  6. Kauai, Hawaii Kauai, Hawaii has stunning views of mountains and ocean cliffs, as well as incredible snorkeling and diving along coral reefs and sandy beaches. You can hike to the waterfall in one day, use an ATV in the jungle the next day, and then take a zip line tour.

  7. Mackinac Island - Michigan Mackinac Island is slightly different from most of the other islands on this list. It is not in the middle of the Aral Sea, but floating in Lake Huron, surrounded by fresh water. Since there are no cars on the island, don't be surprised if you see horses trotting through the streets of downtown, this is normal Mackinaw state.

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