Have you ever wished you could disappear onto your own private island? Who hasn’t dreamed of sitting underneath a palm tree, an ocean away from the rest of the world? Of course, uninhabited islands are rare these days. However, CheapOAir Buzz has a list of the next best thing: some gorgeous islands that also happen to be very sparsely populated. Even better, you won’t have to weave a rope out of your back hair and lasso a sea turtle to get away, a la Captain Jack Sparrow.

The islands featured include Tristan da Cunha, a British territory in the South Atlantic, Kiribati, an island nation you probably had no idea existed,  Attu Island near Alaska, and the Pitcairns.  Each set of islands has its own brand of rugged beauty.

None of these islands are owned by America, so if you want to visit, the first step is obtaining a passport. When you apply for a passport, remember to allow enough time for it to arrive before your trip. Obtaining a passport with regular processing usually takes about 6 weeks. Even with the government’s expedited processing, you can still expect to wait at least 3 weeks.

The easiest method of obtaining a passport is to use a private passport expediting company.  Expediting companies like RushMyPassport.com make obtaining a passport easy. You’ll get help with the paperwork, personalized attention and service, and much faster processing. In fact, you can often get your application processed in as little as 24 hours!

Apply for your passport today!

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