The Flag of Sannat is a local parish flag used in Sannat, a picturesque village located on the western coast of Malta. This flag features three horizontal stripes of equal width in the colors green, white, and red, symbolizing faith, purity, and valor respectively the same colors as those found on the Maltese national flag. The center of the flag also includes a yellow sun with rays extending horizontally from its edges. The Sannat flag was officially adopted in 1994, making it one of the newer parish flags in Malta. Similar to other parish flags across the island, the Flag of Sannat represents the unique identity and traditions of the village and serves as a symbol of pride for its residents.