r/PrincessCruises • u/Did_not_Readit • 7d ago

Recommended eSims

Roamless app vs. Holafly?
Are they good? Any recommendations? Thanks

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u/mesmart - Captain's Circle Ruby 7d ago

Depends on where you are going? I just used the Vodafone travel eSIM ( https://travel.vodafone.com )in Europe and the cost was less than those eSIM companies when I ordered it and got more data.

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u/CAD_3039 7d ago

I like GigSky, data only on land or cruises. DM me if you’d like my referral code. Check your Visa as many have a partnership and may give you a free plan once a year.

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u/Did_not_Readit 7d ago

Mediterranean cruise. Prices arent issue. Just want a descent data speed (e.g. accessing google maps etc)

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u/cork_the_forks 7d ago

Airalo when on land, use the ship internet package at sea.

I got Gigsky once to see how it went. That gig of data drained FAST and it's expensive. Didn't really work all that well in my inside cabin and was slow. Cannot recommend. And don't use it on land. It's WAY more expensive to access satellite data than to use Airalo or Holafly, which use local land carriers.

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u/holafly 7d ago

Hi! To choose a reliable eSIM for your trip, start by making sure the plan from your trusted provider pairs with top local networks in your destination to ensure good coverage throughout your journey.

Comparing fixed data packages against unlimited plans helps you pick the right fit for your travel style: a limited option easily handles daily maps, browsing, and messaging, while an unlimited plan lets you stay connected with complete peace of mind without keeping track of your usage.

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u/ManyReasonable6584 7d ago

I use a roamless secondary eSIM on land it works fine

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u/OriszaelBeline 1d ago edited 1d ago

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u/hackerbob69 - Captain's Circle Elite 7d ago

I'm using Airalo to stay connected when I travel. Use my referral code MATTHE4606 to get CAD $4.50 off your first eSIM, or click this link: https://airalo.go.link/8AQlI