The Flag of Santa Venera, Malta, is the official symbol representing the small town of Santa Venera, one of the administrative districts on the island of Malta. The flag features three equal horizontal bands of colors: white (top), red (middle), and blue (bottom). In the center, a yellow cross with a narrow white border is placed centrally over the red band. This design reflects the town’s Christian heritage, as it resembles the Greek letter Chi () or the first letter of Christ in the Greek alphabet. The flag was officially adopted on June 28, 1979.