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See what travelers are saying about their Caribbean eSIM experience. Real feedback from real users to help you pick the best plan for your trip.
“Very bad experience (not being able) using it in the Dutch Carribean with iPhone 17. Support reply was good but not able to solve the problem. Also not willing to refund. Never again.”
“Through two weeks of a four week trip it has essentially never worked baring a few moments here and there where it miraculously connected to the Digicel Network. I used it once for about 200mb as a hotspot before that stopped as well. Virtually useless and needed to buy a local SIM, from the same provider (Digicel) which works perfectly. This provider, in the Caribbean at least, should be avoided. Plus the help email responses just kept telling me they could not find any issues and to ensure I have settings correct, so pretty useless in that regard as well as they never actually found a solution.”
“Waste of money, the eSIM was denied connection to Cubacel. Had to buy another eSIM from a different provider for more $$.”
“Horrible experience. I was never able to activate the eSIM. I kept getting kicked out as the app attempted to register on different networks. I followed dozens of troubleshooting steps with customer service, all without success. I escalated the issue twice, but it was never resolved. I ended up spending four hours of my vacation trying to get it to work.
In the end, I purchased another eSIM from a different provider — it worked like a charm. I even bought another one for use in Panama, which also worked flawlessly and was incredibly easy to activate.
Avoid this service like the plague. It feels like a scam. Even the app looks like an online casino, not a professional eSIM provider.
Horrible experience. Never again. I lost $25 on the Global XL plan, which I never got to use.”
“Bought an e-sim to use in Cuba but it doesn’t work. After connecring to a wifi to install it i get a message thaf the QR code i received ia not valid. The app also does not seem to work here. Be careful!”
“They did not deliver the eSIM in time, I asked many time for refund and they never refund. The support is awful, always asking for waiting. They claim to deliver eSIM within 2 hours and I waited all day and left Canada without the service. Had to select an other eSIM supplier.
Keep away from them.”
“Writing this with review in Nov 2024, using GlobaleSIM on my iPhone. After successfully testing Gigsky I went with the cheapest price/GB. It worked well in the cities I visited: Baracoa, Imías, San Antonio, Guantánamo.
I noticed two differences, which indicate having both eSIMs improved my connectivity:
1. The phone shows 4G (GlobaleSIM) instead of LTE (Gigsky).
2. In one remote area with no GlobaleSIM connection I still had network with Gigsky.
In my case the payment via Paypal got stuck, but I assume this was a one-off. The GlobaleSIM support was super friendly and helpful during the extra week this took.”
“Writing this review in Nov 2024 using a GigSky esim on my iPhone. It has worked well in Guantánamo, Imías, and right now in Baracoa. After changing my location I often have to enable/disable Flight Mode to get a working internet connection (LTE symbol). This might be a quirk of the cuban cellular network.”
“I purchased a 30-day plan to give it a try. However, when I followed the connection instructions and scanned the QR code on-site, it showed the message, "This code is invalid." In other words, I couldn't even set up the eSIM to use it. Was I scammed? Since there are no Wi-Fi rental companies that cover Cuba, I finally found this eSIM provider, but I'm extremely disappointed. I don't think I'll ever buy from them again.”
“Worst eSim we've ever used and we have travelled a lot and used many different eSims around the world. This was a complete waste of money. Even thought we seemed to be connected to LTE most of the time we couldn't actually download anything, send messages, or surf the web at all.
We couldn't even download the mandatory update to the GigSky app because the connection didn't actually work.”
“At the time of purchase was the cheapest offering at the place.
The app is bare minimum, had issue as it would apparently try to connect to British VI instead, so had the sim working for few mintues and not for few more, constantly switching network, and on and off killed my phone really quick. Support is slow and not that helpful, email only and slow respond”
“I bought 16G for my vacation in Martinique. As soon as I arrived I activated the eSIM, but it didn't work for a week there. I'm disappointed.”
“I am a sailor, I travel a lot around the Caribbean islands. The card worked in the US, later in St. Croix (even though it did not support this island). Cards from other operators do not allow connection in unsupported countries. However, Airhub connected and after a while blocked the card. Okay my fault. Being in Jamaica, I bought a second card and the internet didn't work at all. So wasted 2 times $34, I do not recommend.”
“App seemed a little choppy to me and install was not as streamlined as some other ESIM apps. But, once installed the data worked fairly well and I didn’t have any speed issues.”
“Awful! Very poor network. Contacted support and no resolution during stay in RP. ”
Caribbean Travel eSIM FAQ
Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in Caribbean
How many travel eSIM brands (providers) are available for use in Caribbean, and how many prepaid data plans are there?
Caribbean travelers have access to about 150 providers and around 2, 400 prepaid data plans, offering a wide variety of options that make it easy to find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Are there any unlimited data eSIM plans available for Caribbean?
Unlimited data eSIM plans are available for travel in the Caribbean. Providers such as Roamify, Truely, and Yesim offer unlimited data packages with validity periods ranging from 1 to 30 days. These plans typically allow tethering, and while Roamify and Yesim use 5G networks, all three may throttle speed after a certain amount of data is used. Prices for unlimited plans start around $12 and can go up to about $195, depending on the provider and the length of validity selected. Travelers can choose a plan that matches their trip duration and expected usage to stay connected throughout their stay.
Can I get a travel eSIM with a phone number and SMS for Caribbean?
Yes, several travel eSIM plans for the Caribbean include a local phone number that supports both voice calls and SMS. Providers such as JamboSim, ESIM.DOG, Roamify, and GlobaleSIM offer plans with the dialing code +1, which matches the Caribbean region. These plans provide inbound and outbound voice and SMS, with prices starting around $11.99 for a 1GB/7‑day package and extending to about $105 for a 20GB/365‑day package, and validity periods ranging from 7 days to 365 days.
Some other providers offer plans with foreign dialing codes such as +33 or +44; those give a non‑Caribbean number but still support voice and SMS. If a local Caribbean number is required, choose a plan with the +1 dialing code. Travelers who do not need a local number can also consider data‑only eSIM options, though they would rely on VoIP apps for calls and messages.
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