Anloga is a town between the Keta Lagoon and the sea in the Volta Region of Ghana. It is regarded as the traditional and spiritual capital of the Anlo Ewe and the seat of the Anlo paramount ruler (Awoamefia). It is also the capital of Anloga District. Its sacred sites and religious history are the subject of Greene's Sacred Sites and the Colonial Encounter (2002).
Anloga hosts events of the Hogbetsotso festival.