Yes. Coverage is excellent in Istria, allowing you to look up historical guides while visiting the Pula Arena amphitheater or searching for truffles in Rovinj. 

 Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 Yes. Uber and Bolt are widely used in major cities like Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik. Reliable data is essential to book rides and avoid overpaying for street taxis. 

 Yes. You will generally have signal on the main wooden boardwalks and at the Veliki Slap waterfall to share photos, though the connection may be spotty in the deeper forest canyons. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Croatia. Many tourists take day trips to Mostar (Bosnia) or Kotor (Montenegro). Be aware that these countries are NOT in the EU, and your connection will stop the moment you cross the border. If you plan to do a Balkan tour, we highly recommend our Europe Regional eSIM, which covers Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Slovenia seamlessly. 

 To ensure the fastest speeds from Zagreb to Dubrovnik, our eSIM connects to Croatia’s premium networks, typically Hrvatski Telekom (HT) or A1 Croatia. These are the best operators in the country, providing extensive 4G and 5G coverage, even in popular tourist spots like Plitvice Lakes National Park. 

Yes. Whether you are walking the city walls in Dubrovnik or exploring Diocletian's Palace in Split, you will need internet to use Google Maps or view "Game of Thrones" location guides. Our eSIM provides a reliable connection, so you can upload your photos from King's Landing or check your tour guide's messages instantly. 

It depends. Croatia is in the European Union (EU), so "Roam Like at Home" applies for EU citizens. However, since Brexit, many UK providers (like O2, Vodafone UK, Three) have reintroduced roaming fees for Croatia. For travelers from the USA, Turkey, or Asia, roaming is definitely not free and is very expensive. A Cellesim eSIM is the safest way to get guaranteed data at a fixed price without worrying about surprise bills.