Cape Coast is smaller, more relaxed, and deeply historic. While Accra is busy and fast-paced, Cape Coast offers a slower coastal lifestyle, cleaner air, and a strong sense of culture and tradition

Yes — Cape Coast is known as one of the friendliest and safest cities in Ghana. Like anywhere, petty theft can occur, but violent crime is very low. The community is protective of newcomers, especially diasporans.

You’ll find everything from modern apartments and gated homes to traditional family houses. Rent is more affordable than Accra, and many homes come with spacious layouts and ocean breezes.

Your personal assistant will assist with house hunting, lease agreements, and safe neighborhood selection. They will also help you avoid common pitfalls, like inflated “foreigner” pricing

Cape Coast is more affordable than Accra. Fresh produce, seafood, and local goods are inexpensive. Imported goods (cheese, electronics, brand-name items) cost more. Many diasporans find they can live comfortably on a modest budget.

Cape Coast has several hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies. For specialized care, people often travel to Accra, but day-to-day healthcare is available locally. We help connect you to trusted doctors and health providers.

Cape Coast is home to renowned schools (like Wesley Girls and Adisadel College), as well as private schools offering international-style education. We can guide you to schools that fit your child’s needs.

English is the official language, so you’ll get by easily. The local language is Fante (a dialect of Akan). Learning a few Fante phrases goes a long way toward community integration, and we can help with lessons.

Cape Coast is compact, so many people walk or use tricycles trotros (shared vans for long distance travel), taxis, ehailing app (bolt) or private cars. Roads are manageable, and traffic is far lighter than Accra. We can arrange reliable drivers or help with car rentals and purchases.

Expect delicious seafood, fresh produce, and hearty traditional meals like fufu, banku, kenkey, and red-red. We also guide you to diasporan-friendly restaurants and cafes when you crave something familiar.

Very! Cape Coast locals are open and curious, and there’s a growing diasporan community. We arrange host-family dinners, cultural tours, and community events so you’ll quickly feel connected.

Explore historic slave dungeons, beaches, Kakum National Park, art galleries, and cultural festivals. Cape Coast has a rich cultural calendar and our team introduces you to the best local experiences.

Yes. Many diasporans open small businesses. Cape Coast welcomes entrepreneurship, and we connect you with the right networks to get started.

Some adjustments (like power cuts, slower services or different social customs) may feel new, but most diasporans say Cape Coast feels like home quickly. Our orientation program helps ease the transition.

We’re with you every step of the way — from housing, healthcare and schools to friendships, cultural immersion and finding everyday solutions. Our mission is to ensure you don’t just move here… you belong here.