Light use · 5 GB total
For a 5–7 day trip mainly using maps, messaging and itinerary checks, with hotel Wi-Fi, consider 5 GB total. This is shared across the full validity period, not 5 GB per day.
Honduras: 1 GB for 7 days, from $3.35.
Confirm your device supports eSIM and is unlocked. Choose a plan and quantity for your destination, trip duration and data needs, then pay with your account balance.
Check device compatibility →Usually install within 24 hours before departure over stable Wi-Fi. Once delivered, use quick installation, a QR code or manual details from your order or “My eSIMs”. Billing starts according to the selected plan.
In a covered region, select the eSIM for mobile data and enable roaming as required. Complete any scheduled or manual activation. Successful installation does not necessarily start the validity period.
These starting suggestions assume a 5–7 day trip. Actual usage depends on video, photo uploads and hotspots. Choose validity covering every day from arrival to departure; available allowances are shown in the plan list above.
For a 5–7 day trip mainly using maps, messaging and itinerary checks, with hotel Wi-Fi, consider 5 GB total. This is shared across the full validity period, not 5 GB per day.
For navigation, social media and photo uploads, budget about 2 GB per day: roughly 6 GB for 3 days or 14 GB for 7 days. If no daily 2 GB plan is available, compare total-data plans for the whole trip.
For frequent video, video calls or laptop tethering on a one-week trip, compare total-data plans from 20 GB. Choose more for longer trips or heavier video use, and confirm hotspot support.
This plan lists the networks below. Available speed depends on supported network types and local conditions.
Honduras is in North America. Network information below combines the currently listed plans for this destination.
These profiles describe local operators and their official network information. They do not mean every travel eSIM can access these networks. Use the selected plan’s network list above.
Part of the Millicom group, Tigo dominates the Honduran market with roughly 60% share. It offers the widest geographic coverage and strong 4G availability, making it the most reliable choice for travelers across the country.
Owned by América Móvil, Claro holds about 39% market share and leads in download and upload speeds. It provides excellent 4G/LTE performance in urban areas and competitive data packages for visitors.
The state-owned telecommunications company provides basic mobile services with a focus on reaching rural and remote communities. It holds a small market share but serves as a supplementary coverage option in underserved areas.
4G and 5G identify supported network types. Actual connectivity depends on device bands, surroundings, terrain and network load. If you cannot connect, check the mobile data line and roaming settings, then try manually selecting a supported operator.