North America and Australia are the two continents that have no landlocked countries.

Quick Scoop

  • A landlocked country is one that has no coastline on an ocean or sea.
  • All countries in North America have direct access to the sea (for example, even tiny Belize and larger inland-looking Mexico reach the Caribbean or Pacific).
  • All countries on the continent of Australia (often grouped with nearby islands as “Oceania”) also border the ocean, so none are landlocked there either.

Extra context

  • Landlocked countries exist only in Africa, Europe, Asia, and South America; Africa has the most, while South America has just Bolivia and Paraguay.
  • Antarctica technically has no countries at all, so it is usually set aside in this kind of question rather than counted as “no landlocked countries.”

TL;DR: When someone asks “which continent has no landlocked countries,” the best answer is: North America and Australia.

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