Yes, there are countries where people have never seen snakes ever! According to WorldPopulationReview.com, these countries don't have any snakes.
The Emerald Isle remains entirely free of snakes, as the island’s chilly, moist conditions have always been unsuitable preventing any species from ever making its home there.
Blessed with stunning peaks, deep valleys, and a rich Māori heritage, New Zealand stands out as a land where snakes do not naturally exist.
No snakes inhabit this island country of geysers, volcanoes, waterfalls, icebergs and stark gorgeous countryside.
This island nation in the central Pacific Ocean, Kiribati is composed of coral atolls and pristine beaches. Its isolation keeps it free from snakes, making it a rather safe tropical paradise.
The world’s largest island, Greenland is known for its icy fjords and Arctic wildlife. Its cold climate is too harsh for snakes, ensuring a completely snake-free environment.
Set in the Pacific Ocean, the Marshall Islands boast lagoons and coral reefs. Their remoteness and oceanic geography mean snakes have never been found here.
One of the world’s smallest nations, Nauru sits in Micronesia. Its isolation and limited biodiversity mean no snakes inhabit the island, making it snake-free.
A tiny island nation in the South Pacific, Tuvalu is celebrated for its calm lagoons and laid-back lifestyle. Surrounded by ocean and far from major landmasses, it remains naturally devoid of snakes.