Stretching across more than 2,230 square miles (3,588sq km) in southeast Alaska, the Prince of Wales Island is a vast landscape of old-growth forests, fish-filled streams and rocky mountains.
Known as the Emerald Isle, Alaska’s Kodiak Island gets its nickname from its breathtaking verdant landscape. At 3,670 square miles (9,505sq km) and more than 100 miles (161km) long
Characterized by its swaying palm trees, sandy beaches, luxury hotels and delicious seafood, Santa Catalina has everything you could want from an island retreat and more.
Packed with culture, history and world-class diving and fishing spots, it’s easy to see why Key West is the most famous island of the Florida Keys.
Florida’s southwest coast is scattered with isles reminiscent of sparkling green jewels, but Marco Island is arguably the most enchanting.
A seven-mile (11.2km) strip of sugar-white sand and crystal-blue waters, Anna Maria Island is like one continuous tropical beach.
Nestled along the Gulf of Mexico, although close to Florida’s mainland, with its stunning sunsets, adorable lighthouses and luxurious resorts, the island feels like a secluded escape.
Known as Big Island, the island of Hawaii is the youngest of the state’s picturesque archipelago. Sprawling 4,028 square miles (10,432sq km), it's almost twice the size of Hawaii’s other islands and is truly awe-inspiring.