No, Uber does not operate in Mozambique. However, the Yango ride-hailing app is available in Maputo. Reliable data is essential to book rides or communicate with local taxi drivers via WhatsApp. 

 You will generally have reliable signal at the main Chitengo Camp and the park headquarters, allowing you to share photos of the wildlife recovery, but coverage drops significantly during game drives deep in the bush. 

 Yes. Coverage is generally strong at the luxury resorts on Bazaruto and Benguerra islands, perfect for uploading videos of your snorkeling trips or the famous sand dunes instantly. 

 Yes. You will have good 4G coverage throughout the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ilha de Moçambique, allowing you to use audio guides while exploring Fort São Sebastião and the Stone Town. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Mozambique. Many travelers drive into Mozambique from South Africa (via Komatipoort). Once you cross the border, your South African network will stop working or charge high roaming fees. If your trip covers both countries, we highly recommend our Africa Regional eSIM to stay connected on both sides of the border seamlessly. 

Generally, yes. In popular tourist hubs like Tofo Beach, Vilanculos, and the Bazaruto Archipelago, you can expect decent 4G/LTE speeds, allowing you to upload your diving photos and check emails. However, please be aware that in very remote areas or during power outages (load shedding), the signal might temporarily drop to 3G. 

Yes. Self-driving is popular in Mozambique, but road signs can be scarce. Our eSIM supports Tethering (Personal Hotspot), so you can share data with your tablet or your co-pilot's phone to run Google Maps or Waze effectively. This is essential for navigating the EN1 highway and finding your accommodation safely. 

 Coverage can be challenging in Mozambique outside of major towns. To ensure the best connection, our eSIM typically connects to Vodacom Mozambique or Movitel. These are the country's leading providers, offering the widest coverage in Maputo, the beaches of Tofo, and the gateway towns near the Kruger National Park border.