Answer: ISLES
ISLES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 196 times.
- Byron's "the ___ of Greece!"
- Wight and Man
- Theroux's "The Happy ___ of Oceania"
- South Sea getaways
- Tropical getaways
- British ___
- West Indies, e.g.
- Lands in water
- Some are tropical
- They rise above sea level
- Keys
- Florida keys, e.g.
- Some refueling spots
- Some vacation destinations
- Getaway spots
- Cruise stopovers
- Liner stopovers
- Capri and Wight
- The British ___
- Scotland's Summer ___
- N.H.L. Eastern Conf. team
- Antilles, e.g.
- The Hebrides, e.g.
- British or Seven follower
- Guernsey and Jersey
- See 68-Across
- Tropical tourist destinations
- Map dots
- Capri and Wight, for two
- Skye and Man
- Selected "Survivor" locales
- "Survivor" locales
- Archipelago's makeup
- Man and Wight
- Man and others
- Ferry stops
- Archipelago parts
- Micronesia's makeup
- Lands in the ocean
- Mike Bossy's team, in headlines
- British __
- Wight and Capri
- Cruise stops
- Some cartography dots
- Cruise destinations
- Liner destinations
- Aegean sights
- Jersey and Guernsey
- Some tourist destinations
- Maui and Kauai
- Archipelago makeup
- Caribbean cruise stops
- Wight and Guernsey
- Tahiti and Sicily
- Small spots of land
- Greece tourist spots
- Spots in the 5 Down
- Man, et al.
- South Pacific spots
- They rival the Rangers
- Archipelago components
- Man and Pines
- Key chain?
- Small land masses
- Honeymoon hideaways
- Caribbean features
- Archipelago units
- Small landmasses
- They may be deserted
- Bahamas, e.g.
- Liner stops, sometimes
- British ___ (Great Britain, Ireland, etc.)
- Rhodes and Corfu
- Florida Keys, for example
- 1980-83 Stanley Cup champs, in brief
- British locales
- Castaways' homes
- They're above sea level
- "Pirates of the Caribbean" locales
- Castaways' sites
- Cays
- Falklands, e.g.
- Keys in water
- Keys in the water
- Seagirt spots
- Capri et al.
- Kahoolawe et al.
- Dots in the ocean
- Places with much beachfront
- Man and Skye
- Keys in a chain
- Spots of land in the ocean
- They're often in chains
- British -
- Spots of land in the sea
- Archipelago bits
- Map spots
- Resort spots
- Vacation spots
- NYC hockey team, for short
- 'Rizzoli & ___'
- Some are British
- Hawaii's makeup
- Archipelago composition
- Spots in the Caribbean
- Archipelago, essentially
- Lands surrounded by water
- Kauai and others
- Some ferry stops
- Capri, Wight, et al.
- Maui and Aruba
- They might not be on the charts
- Kauai and Tahiti, for two
- It follows the British?
- Wight and Skye
- Tropical keys
- Places with a large percentage of beachfront
- Tropical getaway spots
- Locales of Great Britain
- Lanai and Skye, say
- Man and Capri
- Some vacation spots
- Resort sites
- Key chain
- Archipelago members
- Tropic locales
- Some map dots
- Skerries
- Hebrides, e.g.
- Man and Dogs
- Keys on maps
- Spots of lands in the sea
- Tropical spots
- Castaways refuges
- Hebrides and Canaries
- Scilly ___
- Castaways' spots
- Dogs and Man, for example
- Ferry stops, at times
- Global specks
- Atolls
- Keys in some chains
- Spots in the sea
- South Sea retreats
- Micronesia, essentially
- Common cruise-line lineup
- Some map markings
- Lands in the sea
- Many Club Med locales
- Innisfree and others
- Maui and Oahu
- Lesbos, Rhodes and Corfu
- Dots in the sea
- Points on nautical charts
- Keys, for instance
- Guernsey or Jersey
- Ocean dots
- Bermuda, essentially
- British
- Keys' cousins
- Many Greek tourist spots
- Hawaiian makeup?
- Jersey and others
- The Seychelles' 115
- Dots of land
- Indonesia, essentially
- Florida Keys, for instance
- Many Caribbean countries
- Key Largo, Key West et al.
- Common cruise itinerary
- Orkney components
- Molokai and 25 Across
- Components of Scotland and Greece
- Spots in the ocean
- St. Kitts and St. Vincent
- Caribbean multitude
- Little bits of land
- Topography that might be misty
- Parts of some chains
- Dots in the 54-Across
- Keys in a chain?
- Silent-letter landmasses
- Keys in the ocean
- St. Kitts, St. Lucia and St. Vincent
- Some vacation getaways
- Seine moorages
- Dots on some charts
- Wedding walkways
- Makeup of some chains
- St. Croix and St. Thomas, for two
- Caribbean spots
- Bits of land in the water
- The British ___ (home for Ireland and the U.K.)
- Sweden has more than 200,000 of them (of which only 1,000 are inhabited)
- Dots on an ocean map
- Tahiti and Bora Bora