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Boat Flags & Accessories

Marine flags have many uses, from signaling distress to decoration. Whether you're looking for a specific flag or a kit of signal flags, we've got you covered! Flags can be rigged or attached to a flagpole and put in a flagpole holder. Marine flags and burgees for every application are available today, what kind of flag are you looking for?

Signal Flags?

The most important function of marine flags is to convey messages to other vessels. Black and yellow checkered quarantine flags signal disease to other boats - someone on your vessel is ill. Solid yellow flag states that no one onboard is ill, usually used when requesting entry to a port. A red flag is raised during boat races to bring attention to an illegal move. A red flag with a white diagonal line tells other vessels a diver is below the water nearby, warning them to be cautious.

Novelty Flags & Yacht Club Flags

Novelty flags do not convey any official or warning messages - rather, they are for decoration or to show belonging to and rank within a certain group. Treasurer, commodore, and fleet captain are just a few of the yacht club rankings that are represented with flags. A novelty pirate flag can make a fun decoration for a vessel, as can your country?s flag!

Flag Kits - Prepared for Anything!

If you'd like to purchase a kit with signal flags instead of buying individual flags, we have exactly what you need! Our signal flag kit includes 40 different code flags, making sure you're prepared for any necessary flag communication. Be confident that you're ready to convey messages to other boats with your flags by buying a complete kit.

Flags & Accessories

Annin Courtesy Flag

Annin United States Power Squadron Ensign

Annin Diver Down Flag

Annin International Maritime Quarantine Code Flag

Annin United States Flag - Thin Red and Blue Line - 3968

About Flags & Accessories

Boat Flags & Accessories

Signal Flags?

Novelty Flags & Yacht Club Flags

Flag Kits - Prepared for Anything!

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