No Passport? No Problem!

There are millions of beautiful places to see in this world. Without a passport, it’s hard not to feel permanently grounded. Nearly 60% of Americans don’t have passports according to the most recent statistics from the State Department. You’ve already been to a luau Hawaii and hiking Canada. Wondering where else you can go besides Mexico? I got you! Here’s a list of gram-worthy remote islands and U.S. Territories that you don’t need a passport to visit. What you will need is a valid State ID and your Birth Certificate. Both of which you can get in just a few weeks by contacting the hospital you were born in and your local DMV. So get ready make some additions to your Wander List and start saving for your next flight!

Ritidian Point, Guam

 

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Saint Simons Island, Georgia

 

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U.S. Virgin Islands 

 

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Afu Aau Waterfall, Samoa 

 

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Condado, Puerto Rico

 

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Florida Keys

 

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Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore, Michigan

 

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Saipan

 

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