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Just in time for your winter getaway to the Caribbean, all travelers will be required to have passports - including U.S. citizens returning to the U.S. by air from throughout the Western Hemisphere - on January 23, 2007. Flunked geography? This means you must have a passport for trips to Canada, Mexico and parts of the Caribbean.
 
No passport, no worry: There are hundreds of islands still accessible to US citizens, in fact 137 in Hawaii alone. If you love the Caribbean, than you will love - well, the Caribbean. You don't need a passport to visit the U.S. Virgin Islands of St. Croix, St. Thomas and St. John in addition to Puerto Rico. Here are a few more of our favorites:
 
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  • Catalina Island: this tiny island feels a lot further away from LA's traffic and pollution than just 20+ miles. Spend the day hiking, biking and golfing or our favorite activity, bar hopping.
  • Dauphine Island: when you think tropical paradise, Alabama may not be the first destination that comes to mind but this subtropical Gulf Barrier Island will change the way you think.
  • Daufuskie Island: this secluded, upscale residential sea island located between Savannah and Hilton Head Island is home to two resorts oozing Southern charm. You'll want to come back y'all, ya hear?
  • Islamorada: this Florida key is the sports fishing capital of the world. You're guaranteed to come back with a fish tale or two. The seas were mighty rough that day
  • Kayak Island: this uninhabited island located in the Gulf of Alaska is an important wildlife refuge. OK, not really a vacation destination but we couldn't resist.
  • Marco Island: this swanky resort island nestled in the mangrove islands of southwest Florida's coast is the perfect destination for a quiet family vacation or to spend your golden years. Read: no nightlife.
  • Mackinac Island: Nothing says romance like a trip to Detroit, at least if you plan to visit Mackinac Island, a National Historic Landmark located between Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas. You might want to wait for warmer months if you plan to go in the water.
  • South Padre Island: While one of the most beautiful beaches in the U.S., this tropical tip of Texas should be avoided during Spring Break unless you're looking to star in the next Girls Gone Wild video.
 
 

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