You Won’t Believe How Small These 25 Countries Are
1. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Area: 389 square km. This small Caribbean island country is very densely populated and its economy relies almost exclusively on bananas.
2. Antigua and Barbuda

Area: 442 square km. This twin island nation got the nickname “Land of 365 Beaches” for obvious reasons.
3. Maldives

Area: 300 square km. The Maldives are the smallest nation in Asia both in size and population.
4. Kiribati

Area: 811 square km. Although its 33 islands don’t cover much land area, they are spread out over more than 3.5 million square miles of the Pacific Ocean.
5. Barbados

Area: 430 square km. Despite being an Atlantic Island, Barbados is considered part of the Caribbean and is known for its strong tourist industry.