2-syllable Islands that contain A

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An Indonesian island east of Java, renowned for Hindu temples, volcanic peaks, terraced rice fields, and a long-running global tourism boom.

A small limestone island in the Bay of Naples famed for the luminous Blue Grotto sea cave.

A sun-baked island off the coast of southeastern Tunisia, known for its whitewashed villages, pottery, and ancient Jewish community.

A Tyrrhenian island west of Tuscany, best known as the site of Napoleon Bonaparte's first exile.

The world's largest island, an autonomous territory of Denmark covered overwhelmingly by an ice sheet.

China's southernmost province and largest tropical island, sometimes called the "Hawaii of China" for its beach resorts and warm climate.

The world's most populous island, the political and economic heart of Indonesia, home to 38 active volcanoes and over 150 million people.

Smallest publicly accessible Hawaiian island, once the world's largest pineapple plantation and now privately owned.

Second-largest Hawaiian island, formed by two volcanoes joined by an isthmus, known as the Valley Isle.

Third-largest Hawaiian island and home to Honolulu, holding the majority of the state's population.

Sweden's second-largest island, a long thin landmass in the Baltic Sea linked to the mainland by the country's longest bridge.

A Malaysian state and island in the Strait of Malacca whose capital George Town is a UNESCO-listed colonial port and street-food capital.

A remote South Pacific island, the only inhabited member of the Pitcairn Islands group and a British Overseas Territory.

The largest of Honduras's Bay Islands, a long thin Caribbean island lining the world's second-largest barrier reef.

The larger and more populous of the two main islands of Saint Kitts and Nevis in the Lesser Antilles.

Largest island of the Northern Mariana Islands, a United States commonwealth in the western Pacific.

A wind-battered French island off the western tip of Brittany, the entrance to the English Channel and a key navigational landmark since antiquity.

The most populous Danish island, home to Copenhagen and connected to Sweden by the Oresund Bridge.