Yes, in key areas. The Sani Pass is legendary but remote. While signal may be spotty on the winding gravel turns of the pass itself, you will typically find 4G/LTE coverage at the top (Sani Mountain Lodge) and at popular destinations like Afriski Mountain Resort and Katse Dam. Our eSIM connects to the strongest local towers to keep you connected in these high-altitude hubs.
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Will I have a signal on the Sani Pass and at Afriski Mountain Resort?
Updated July 22, 2026
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