Travel eSIM · Aruba
eSIM for Aruba: prepaid data plans from $20.80
A travel eSIM for Aruba means your phone has data the moment you land, with no SIM to swap, no roaming and no shop to find. It arrives as a QR code before you fly and switches on when you reach the island. Pay by card in your own currency and reach Oranjestad or Palm Beach online from the start.
| Data | Validity | Price (USD) | Delivery |
|---|
| 1 GB | 7 days | $20.80 | Instant, by email |
| 5 GB | 15 days | $81.30 | Instant, by email |
| 10 GB | 30 days | $145.89 | Instant, by email |
| 20 GB | 30 days | $296.47 | Instant, by email |
Prices shown in USD. At checkout you pay in your own currency by card.
Beaches and around the island
A data eSIM keeps maps, ride apps and messaging working whether you're staying near Palm Beach, swimming at Eagle Beach or heading into Oranjestad. On a compact island where you'll move around by car or taxi, having directions and bookings on hand makes the days run more smoothly.
Set up before you travel
Add the eSIM at home, well before departure, so there's nothing to sort out when you land. No SIM counter, no queue after the flight — scan the QR code in advance, switch the plan on when you reach Aruba, and your data is ready as you leave the airport.
Keep your number and WhatsApp
Your usual SIM stays in the phone, so your number keeps taking calls and texts while the eSIM carries your data. WhatsApp calls home, maps and your booking apps all run as normal, and you can leave roaming off on your main line to avoid extra charges.
FAQ
Will the eSIM work right across the island?
It connects through local mobile networks, so it works wherever your phone would normally get a signal, which on a small island covers the places most visitors go. Very remote stretches can be patchy, as on any network.
Is an eSIM good for a beach holiday in Aruba?
Yes. It saves you buying a local SIM on arrival and keeps maps, messaging and photo sharing working from the moment you land, so more of your holiday is spent relaxing rather than sorting out connectivity.
When should I turn the plan on?
Set the eSIM up before you leave home, then activate it once you arrive in Aruba or on the day your plan starts, so your data days match your trip instead of running down early.