Yes. Coverage is excellent in Santo Domingo, allowing you to use audio guide apps or translate historical plaques while walking down Calle El Conde and visiting the Alcázar de Colón. 

 You will generally have strong signal on the boats in Samaná Bay (especially closer to shore), allowing you to live-stream sightings of the humpback whales during the season (January to March). 

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

 Yes. Coverage is reliable at the botanical gardens and the Christ statue after taking the Teleférico (cable car), perfect for sharing the panoramic views of the coast instantly. 

Yes, in most areas. A trip to Saona Island is a must-do excursion. While coverage is excellent at the departure ports (Bayahibe), signal strength on the island itself can vary. However, thanks to our premium network partners (Claro), you will typically have enough 4G/LTE signal on the main beaches of Saona to upload your stunning turquoise-water photos and videos to Instagram in real-time. 

 This specific plan is valid only within the Dominican Republic. Although the DR and Haiti share the same island (Hispaniola), they are two separate countries with different telecom networks. If you cross the border or take a trip near the border zone, your connection may stop. For multi-country trips in the region, we recommend our Caribbean Regional eSIM. 

Absolutely. If you decide to leave your resort to explore local restaurants or nightlife (like Coco Bongo), safety is a priority. Our eSIM provides fast and reliable data to use Uber (which is safe and popular in Santo Domingo and Santiago) or Google Maps for navigation. Having an active connection ensures you never get lost and can always contact your transport. 

 Reliability is key for a relaxing vacation. Our eSIM connects to the country's top-tier providers, typically Claro or Altice. These operators offer the best coverage and speed across the island, ensuring you stay connected whether you are exploring the colonial zone of Santo Domingo or surfing in Cabarete.