Explore Guatemala with reliable mobile data — from Antigua's cobblestone streets to Lake Atitlán's volcanic shores and Tikal's ancient pyramids. A Guatemala eSIM keeps you connected for chicken bus routes, language school coordination, and sharing those breathtaking lake views.
Coordinating chicken bus schedules, booking Lake Atitlán boat crossings, or arranging a sunrise tour at Tikal—Guatemala's adventures benefit from reliable connectivity. With a Guatemala eSIM from LATAM Travellers, you'll have data working the moment you land—no hunting for SIM card shops or dealing with local paperwork.
Guatemala captivates with ancient Mayan ruins rising from the jungle, colonial Antigua's cobblestone streets, Lake Atitlán's volcanic backdrop, and indigenous culture that's endured for millennia.
Where you'll have signal: Guatemala City, Antigua, Lake Atitlán (Panajachel), Flores, Quetzaltenango, Semuc Champey
4G coverage is reliable in Antigua, Guatemala City, and tourist hubs around Lake Atitlán. Flores (gateway to Tikal) has good coverage. Remote jungle areas are less consistent.
Networks: Your Guatemala eSIM connects to Claro, Tigo, Movistar—the same networks locals use.
Travel Tip: At Lake Atitlán, coverage varies by village—Panajachel and San Pedro have the best signal.
Our Guatemala eSIM plans start from £0.79. Choose based on your travel style:
Flores and the park entrance have coverage. Signal inside the ruins is spotty—download your guide app or maps beforehand.
Main lakeside towns (Panajachel, San Pedro, San Marcos) have good coverage. Smaller villages and boat crossings have limited signal.
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).
