Yes, 100%. Island Wi-Fi (in hotels, cafes, and guesthouses) is notoriously slow, unstable, and unreliable, especially after storms or during peak hours. A Cellesim eSIM gives you a private, high-speed 4G connection that is often much faster and more dependable than the Wi-Fi, allowing you to work or upload photos without frustration.
Is mobile data better than the Wi-Fi on islands like Boracay or in El Nido?
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