The Saba Flag (Dutch: Vlag van Saba) consists of a golden five-pointed star on a white background with red triangles in the upper corners and blue triangles in the lower corners. The colors red, white, and blue refer to the Netherlands. On the other hand, colors have different meanings: red represents the qualities of courage, unity, and determination, while blue symbolizes the sea. The white color is the symbol of peace, the star in the center of the flag represents the island of Saba, and the golden yellow of the star represents the island's worth. The height-to-width ratio in the flag is 2:3, and the flag was adopted on December 6, 1985.
Saba is a small island in the Caribbean Sea and a public body of the Netherlands. Its capital is "The Bottom," and its population is about 1,933 (2020).
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