MALACCA STRAITS MOSQUE

Visit Melaka Straits Mosque a place for worship located along the straits of Malacca. Melaka Straits Mosque was built on the stilts above the sea water which is often times referred to as a floating mosque when the water level is on high tide. It is one of the most-visited mosques in Malacca where most of the visitors attend for prayers and celebrate festive occasions. Opened on 24 November 2006 by the Supreme Ruler of Malaysia Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Syed Putra Jamalullail. The mosque also serves as a tourist attraction due to its architectural design and breathtaking view. Despite its isolated location, visitors still managed to visit Melaka Straits Mosque. This unique design makes the Melaka Straits Mosque a captivating landmark and a must-see destination in Malacca.

The Straits Of Melaka
  1. Where Is Melaka Straits Mosque
  2. How To Go Melaka Straits Mosque
  3. Amenities
    A. Parking Areas
    B. Cafeteria
    C. Public Toilet
  4. Conclusion

WHERE IS MELAKA STRAITS MOSQUE

The Melaka Straits Mosque is located on Pulau Melaka, a man-made island in Malacca, Malaysia. The mosque is situated along the coast of the Malacca Strait, providing stunning views of the sea. It’s easily accessible from the Melaka which is about about 3 km distance from the city center. The mosque is nearby to the Gateway City township, a commercial and residential development.

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HOW TO GO MeLAKA STRAITS MOSQUE

Access Road To Melaka Straits Mosque

To go to Melaka Straits Mosque, visitors can have several options:

1. By Car:
If you’re driving, visitors can use the GPS for directions. The mosque is located on Pulau Melaka, which is easily accessible from the Melaka center via a causeway. It is a 10-minute drive from the city center of Malacca.
2. By Taxi or Ride-Hailing Services:
Visitors can take a taxi or use apps like Grab for a direct ride to the mosque from your location in Malacca.

There is no public transportation heading to and from the mosque, hence visitors are required to take above options

PARKING AREAS

Parking Area At Mellaca Straits Moque

There are many parking spaces available for all visitors visiting the mosque. The parking space are FREE for all who intend to pray and come to pay a visit the mosque as tourist. There are specific parking lots near the mosque that accommodate visitors which are just a short walk from the mosque entrance. Street Parking is also available, depending on the time of your visit and during peak times or weekends where parking is quite difficult to find.

Sunset View At Melaka Straits Mosque
Abandoned Building Near Melaka Straits Mosque

Melaka Straits Mosque’s design are built on stilts, which seems to hover over the water, during high tide, making it especially picturesque. The mosque location allows for breathtaking views of the Malacca Strait, enhancing its allure and making it a popular spot for photography.

Witnessing Sunst At Mellaca Straits Mosque

CAFETERIA

Cafeteria At Melaka Straits Mosque
Cendol At Cafeteria Mellaca Straits Mosque

Near the Melaka Straits Mosque, there are a few options for refreshments. Cafes and Food Stalls are conveniently located outside the mosque which makes them readily available for all visitors. Shops offer dim sum, desserts, fruits, and drinks where tourists gathered around for some refreshing snacks.

PUBLIC TOILET

Public Toilet At Mallaca Straits Mosque

As part of on-site facilities, the mosque has restroom facilities for visitors, ensuring convenience during your visit. The toilet made available for visitors to use and are kept clean and well-maintained.

FINAL THOUGHTS

Masjid Selat Melaka

Melaka Straits Mosque is indeed an amazing place and worth-to-visit place in Malacca. The sound of the waves and the ocean breeze makes it a peaceful and relaxing experience when visiting the mosque. We recommended getting the best experience by visiting the mosque before sunset to witness the picturesque view of the mosque. Getting inside the mosque, tourists are required to wear a proper decent dress code. For men, wearing shorts is not allowed while women must cover the whole body and head when entering the mosque. So come and visit to have a soothing and surreal experience.

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A wife and a mother of three toddlers | Previously working as customer service executive in a logistics supply chain | working at home mom. But in spite of this added responsibilities I still find time to travel and explore together with my family.

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