Christmas Island

The flag of Christmas Island is diagonally divided into blue and green with the Southern Cross constellation, a golden bosun bird and a green disc containing the island's outline. Blue symbolizes the surrounding Indian Ocean, green represents the island's lush rainforest, the golden bosun bird reflects local wildlife, and the island silhouette emphasizes its unique identity.

The flag of Christmas Island was designed by Tony Couch and selected in a public competition in 1986. It was officially proclaimed as the island's flag on Australia Day, January 26, 2002. The design reflects the island's geography, biodiversity and its status as an external territory of Australia.

• Official Name: Territory of Christmas Island
• Country: Australia
• Capital: Flying Fish Cove
• Continent: Asia (Indian Ocean)
• Population: approx. 1,700
• Official Language: English
• Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)

Famous Attractions
• Red Crab Migration
• Christmas Island National Park
• Flying Fish Cove
• The Blowholes
• Dolly Beach

Christmas Island is an Australian external territory in the Indian Ocean renowned for its spectacular red crab migration, tropical rainforests and rich biodiversity. Visitors enjoy exploring Christmas Island National Park, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, relaxing at Dolly Beach and witnessing one of the world's most remarkable wildlife migrations.