The 38 countries with no land border
These countries share no land border with another country. Most are islands or archipelagos, such as Japan, Madagascar or Australia.
Antigua and Barbuda — Saint John's
Australia — Canberra
Bahamas — Nassau
Bahrain — Manama
Barbados — Bridgetown
Cape Verde — Praia
Comoros — Moroni
Cuba — Havana
Cyprus — Nicosia
Dominica — Roseau
Fiji — Suva
Grenada — St. George's
Iceland — Reykjavík
Jamaica — Kingston
Japan — Tokyo
Kiribati — South Tarawa
Madagascar — Antananarivo
Maldives — Malé
Malta — Valletta
Marshall Islands — Majuro
Mauritius — Port Louis
Micronesia — Palikir
Nauru — Yaren District
New Zealand — Wellington
Palau — Ngerulmud
Philippines — Manila
Saint Kitts and Nevis — Basseterre
Saint Lucia — Castries
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — Kingstown
Samoa — Apia
São Tomé and Príncipe — São Tomé
Seychelles — Victoria
Singapore — Singapore
Solomon Islands — Honiara
Tonga — Nukuʻalofa
Trinidad and Tobago — Port of Spain
Tuvalu — Funafuti
Vanuatu — Port Vila