1
NANTUCKET
Pristine and upscale, anchored by a bustling, historic
downtown, crisscrossed with bike paths, and surrounded
by 80 miles of beaches.
www.nantucketchamber.org
2
MACKINAC ISLAND, MICHIGAN
No cars allowed on this island separating the upper and
lower peninsulas, home to
Victorian summer cottages,
the historic Grand Hotel, and
Mackinac Island State Park.
www.mackinac.com
3
KAUAI, HAWAII
Fourth largest and oldest of the main Hawaiian Islands, with verdant rain forests, rippling waterfalls, towering sea cliffs (pictured), and dramatic Waimea Canyon.
www.gohawaii.com/kauai
4
ORCAS ISLAND, WASHINGTON
Dubbed the “Gem of the San Juans,” with a picturesque fiord, 38 miles of hiking trails, mountain peaks, quaint
villages, and artist colonies. www.visitsanjuans.com/the-islands/orcas-island
5
OCRACOKE ISLAND, NORTH CAROLINA
The outermost island
in the Outer Banks, with
the white sand beaches of Cape Hatteras National
Seashore and steeped in
maritime tradition.
www.ocracokevillage.com