Mosques

Cape Coast, a historic city on Ghana's coast, is home to a growing Muslim community with several prayer places mapped across the city and its surroundings. Based on available records, there are 6 listed mosques within a 50 km radius, providing coverage for residents and visitors. The city's central areas feature notable mosques such as Ayikoayikoo Mosque on Sarbah Road, Adisadel Central Mosque on Jukwa Road, and Abura Central Mosque, offering accessible options for daily prayers.

Beyond the city center, the mapped data shows prayer places extending into nearby communities. An-Najidi Mosque is located within Cape Coast proper, while Ahlussunna Mosque serves the Akaikrom area to the east. Further out, Al-Sunnah Waljamat Mosque is situated in Abakrampa, approximately 18 km from the city center. This distribution indicates that prayer facilities are available not only in central Cape Coast but also in surrounding localities, helping Muslims find places to pray as they travel or reside in different parts of the region.

For Muslims living in or visiting Cape Coast, these listed mosques represent the current mapped coverage of prayer spaces. The addresses provided can help locate each mosque, though it is advisable to verify exact locations and opening hours before visiting. Whether you are a new arrival, a student, or a traveller, the presence of multiple mosques across different sectors of the city and nearby towns supports the religious needs of the community.

The listed mosques include addresses for most, but some may lack full details. Check distances from your location using the provided coordinates. Contact information is not available in the current data; verify directly with the mosque or local community for prayer times and facilities. Note that Ahlussunna Mosque and Al-Sunnah Waljamat Mosque are located in Akaikrom and Abakrampa respectively, outside Cape Coast proper.