Explore Chile with reliable mobile data — from Santiago's neighbourhoods to the Atacama Desert, Valparaíso's street art, and Torres del Paine. A Chile eSIM keeps you connected for navigation, ride-hailing, and sharing those stunning Patagonian views.
Whether you're stargazing in the Atacama, navigating Santiago's metro system, or checking ferry schedules in Patagonia, mobile data keeps your Chilean adventure connected. With a Chile eSIM from LATAM Travellers, you'll have data working the moment you land—no hunting for SIM card shops or dealing with local paperwork.
Chile's extraordinary geography runs from the driest desert on Earth to ancient glaciers, with vibrant Santiago and world-class wine regions in between. The country's length means diverse landscapes and varied connectivity.
Where you'll have signal: Santiago, Valparaíso, San Pedro de Atacama, Puerto Natales, Punta Arenas, La Serena
4G coverage is excellent in Santiago, Valparaíso, and major cities. The Atacama Desert has good coverage in towns. Patagonia's main tourist hubs are connected, though remote trails may not be.
Networks: Your Chile eSIM connects to Entel, Movistar, Claro, WOM—the same networks locals use.
Travel Tip: If visiting Torres del Paine, download your trekking maps offline—coverage inside the park is unreliable.
Our Chile eSIM plans start from £0.79. Choose based on your travel style:
Yes. San Pedro de Atacama and surrounding tour areas have reliable coverage. Very remote desert locations may have limited signal.
Puerto Natales has excellent coverage. Inside the park, signal is sporadic—available at some refugios but not on trails.
Purchase your plan above, and you'll receive a QR code by email within minutes. Scan it in your phone settings (iPhone: Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM. Android: Settings → Network → SIM → Add eSIM). Install before your trip, enable when you land. Total setup time: under 5 minutes.
Most phones from 2020 onwards support eSIM, including iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer. Your phone must be unlocked (not locked to a carrier).
