Ocracoke Island, North CarolinaOnce a thriving fishing village, Ocracoke Island has become a 16 mile span of lush beaches accessible only by boat or plane. However, it has retained its quaint seafaring charm. Featured on the NBC Today Show as one of the "Top Five Beaches in the World," the island houses the Ocracoke Lighthouse, the second oldest operating lighthouse in the U. S.

This area of California is an amazing place to visit

the Cape May – Lewes Ferry is open year-round and has carried more than 50 million passengers since its inception on July 1

It's been called the "Golf Capital of the World" because of its 100-plus courses

and annual events such as the Rehoboth Film Festival

In Corolla you’ll find all the amenities you want for a great vacation but not a lot of the regular services you’re used to back home

county buildings and the courthouse

It's also known as a prime spot for shipwrecks

and its many cultural offerings include music

Fire Island's roots go back to its history as a whaling station in the mid-1600s

In 1848 the Great Havana Hurricane destroyed the lighthouse and a new lighthouse was completed

and interesting history

This exquisite 12 mile long barrier island is made even lovelier by architecture designed to enhance and blend in with the natural scenery