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Nationwide coverage

Data across Aruba — Eagle Beach, the divi-divi trees bent by the trade winds, Oranjestad's pastel streets and the Arikok desert. Land connected on One Happy Island.

  • 5G where available
  • No roaming charges
  • Instant eSIM delivery
  • Keep your number
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A small island, comprehensively covered

Aruba is about 30km long and among the most developed islands in the Caribbean, sitting outside the hurricane belt with a tourism industry built over decades. Mobile coverage across the populated western side is thorough.

Oranjestad, Palm Beach, Eagle Beach and the hotel strip are all well served, as is the road down to San Nicolas. The Arikok national park on the wild eastern side is patchier, particularly around the natural pool and the rougher tracks.

An honest word on cost

Aruba is our most expensive Caribbean destination per gigabyte, and among the priciest anywhere on our list. That's wholesale pricing in a very small market rather than anything we've added.

Given that, the practical advice is straightforward: buy the smallest plan that covers your time away from Wi-Fi. Aruban hotels almost universally include it and the island is small enough that you're rarely far from a connection you're already paying for.

Getting around

The island is easy to drive and the main roads are well signposted, but the tracks through Arikok toward the natural pool need a 4x4 and are genuinely rough. Download offline maps before heading that way — it's the one part of Aruba where being without a connection actually matters.

1 GB at £13.99 covers a week of days out for most visitors.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Why is Aruba so expensive for mobile data?+

Small-market wholesale rates, not our markup. It's the priciest Caribbean destination on our list, which is exactly why we'd suggest buying the smallest plan that covers your time away from hotel Wi-Fi.

Is there coverage in Arikok national park?+

Patchy. The main entrance areas have signal; the rough tracks toward the natural pool and the wild east coast often don't. Download offline maps if you're driving out there.

How do I install it?+

After checkout we email your eSIM and a QR code. Scan it in your phone's settings, switch the line on, and you're ready — do it before you fly and it activates when you land.

Will it work on my phone?+

Most phones from the last few years support eSIM (iPhone XS and newer, recent Samsung/Pixel). Check your phone in Settings, or use our compatibility checker.

When does my plan start?+

Validity counts from first connection in the destination, not from purchase — so you can buy and install early without wasting days.

Can I keep using my normal number?+

Yes. The eSIM is data-only and runs alongside your usual SIM, so calls and texts on your main number still work.

Coverage

Full nationwide data across Aruba on tier-1 partner networks.

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