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Checked October 20, 2026 · 18 compared

Mobile data in Curaçao: which eSIM or SIM card fits you?

A travel eSIM with 5 GB for 30 days runs about $19 to $31 (Nomad, Saily), while Digicel's local tourist SIM gives 7 GB plus call minutes for $30 a week and works on Aruba and Bonaire too. Unlimited plans start at $19.99 a week with Maya Mobile, or $84.90 with Holafly on the Digicel network.

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1. eSIM, daily cap

Maya Mobile

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eSIM, daily cap · $19.99 unlimited 7 days (5 GB a day full speed) · 14 days $27.99 · 3 Mbps after 5 GB a day

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    2. eSIM, short plans

    Firsty

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    eSIM, short plans · $7.87 8 GB, 2 days

      3. eSIM, unlimited

      Holafly

      4.5★ · 95,304 reviews

      eSIM, unlimited · $84.90 unlimited, 7 days · Runs on Digicel · 1 day $21.90, 20 days $139.90 · Calls only through apps

      • Setup and activation are simple
      • Helpful chat support during setup
      • Slower outside cities or after a few days
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      Holafly

      eSIM, unlimited · $84.90 unlimited, 7 days · Runs on Digicel · 1 day $21.90, 20 days $139.90 · Calls only through apps
      4.5 ★ 95,304
      • Setup and activation are simple
      • Slower outside cities or after a few days
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      • Helpful chat support during setup
      • Usually fast in cities
      • Hotspot limits are unclear

      Trustpilot 4.5 (95,304)

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      Airalo

      eSIM store · $35 5 GB, 60 days (Discover) · 1 GB for 3 days from $8 · Unlimited: 3 GB a day at full speed · Data only, no number
      4.0 ★ 40,584
      • App is easy to install and top up
      • Sometimes no connection on arrival
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      • Prices beat carrier roaming
      • Quick help through chat
      • Some say prices have gone up

      Trustpilot 4.0 (40,584)

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      Nomad

      eSIM store · $19 5 GB, 30 days · 10 GB for 30 days $34 · Hotspot allowed · No number or texts
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      Digicel Tourist SIM

      local carrier · Hato Airport en Digicel-winkels · $30 7 GB + 30 min, 7 days · 3 days 5 GB $20 · 14 days 20 GB $50 · Also works on Aruba and Bonaire · Local number, also as eSIM
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      Saily

      eSIM store · $30.99 5 GB, 30 days · 1 GB for 7 days $7.99 · Hotspot with no restrictions · Optional number and call bundle
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      Yesim

      eSIM store · $29 5 GB, 15 days (Antilles plan) · Unlimited 7 days $48.72 · Unlimited may be throttled
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      Vodafone roaming

      Dutch carrier roaming · €5 per day: 50 MB, 50 min, 50 texts · €2.50 per MB without bundle · Daily bundle starts automatically · Default data cap €60.50
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      Flow Tourist SIM (Chippie)

      local carrier · Flow-winkels, Hato Airport, supermarkten · €26 3 GB + 300 local min, 30 days (approx.) · 1 GB for 30 days about €17 · Passport needed to buy · Even coverage across the island
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      KPN roaming

      Dutch carrier roaming · €24.99 4 GB, 31 days · Not covered by EU roaming · €2.50 per MB without bundle · Calls to NL €1 a minute
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      Odido roaming

      Dutch carrier roaming · €30 3 GB, 31 days (Internet Op Reis XL) · 1 GB for 14 days €15 · Curaçao is in zone 2 · Incoming calls €0.75 a minute
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      eSIMDB

      Compares Curaçao eSIM plans by price per GB.

      esims.io

      Lists about 29 eSIM providers that cover Curaçao.

      Good to know

      • Install the eSIM at home over wifi and switch it on when you land; Saily plans start automatically at your first destination.
      • Turn off data roaming on your home SIM or set a cap, since some carriers charge per MB without a bundle (KPN and Vodafone: €2.50/MB).
      • Buy a Digicel tourist SIM at Hato Airport or a Digicel store, and bring your passport.
      • Airport packages are often pricier than in town, for example at supermarkets like Van den Tweel and Centrum.
      • Unlimited usually has a cap: Airalo slows after 3 GB a day, Maya Mobile after 5 GB a day.
      • Visiting Aruba or Bonaire too? Digicel tourist plans work on all three islands.

      Frequently asked questions

      Does EU roaming work in Curaçao?

      No. Curaçao is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands but is outside the EU roaming zone, so you need a separate plan, eSIM or local SIM.

      What is the cheapest eSIM for Curaçao?

      For 5 GB over 30 days, Nomad at $19 is among the cheapest. GlobaleSIM listed 10 GB for 30 days at $12.96 with a discount.

      Which mobile networks operate in Curaçao?

      The two main networks are Digicel and Flow (prepaid under the Chippie brand). Both run 4G/LTE.

      Where can I buy a SIM card in Curaçao?

      At Hato Airport, Digicel and Flow stores, and supermarket service desks. Bring your passport for registration.

      How much is a Digicel tourist SIM?

      $20 for 3 days with 5 GB, $30 for 7 days with 7 GB and 30 minutes, and $50 for 14 days with 20 GB and 60 minutes.

      Can I make calls with a travel eSIM?

      Most travel eSIMs are data only, so calls go through WhatsApp or similar apps. For a local number, get a Digicel or Flow tourist SIM.

      What does roaming with a Dutch carrier cost in Curaçao?

      KPN: 4 GB for €24.99 (31 days). Odido: 1 GB for €15 (14 days) or 3 GB for €30. Vodafone: daily bundle from €5 for 50 MB. Prices as of May 2026.

      How we compare

      We looked up every provider in Curaçao on Google Maps, Tripadvisor, Trustpilot, travel forums and the providers’ own sites. For each we show the score and number of reviews per platform and summarize, in our own words, what keeps coming back in reviews. Providers do not pay for a spot.

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