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Un eSIM de El Salvador es un plan de datos móviles prepago para tu viaje. Instálalo en un móvil compatible y libre antes de salir, y selecciónalo como tu línea de datos dentro de la zona de cobertura del plan.
An El Salvador eSIM is a data-only plan that loads onto your phone before you fly, so you are online the second you land. Walk off your flight at San Salvador International Airport and your eSIM connects to local networks Movistar (4G) and Tigo (4G) automatically. No SIM kiosks, no roaming fees, no swapping out your home card. Before your bag reaches the carousel you can pull up maps, message family back home, book a ride into the city, and check the day's plans. It is the simplest way to stay connected from arrival, whether you are here for the volcanoes, the coast, or to visit relatives.
Política de reembolso
Recibe un reembolso completo en un plazo de 7 días si no se han usado datos, incluso tras la instalación.
Plazo de activación
Consulta en los detalles del paquete la fecha límite de primer uso y las reglas de validez.
Pago seguro
Tarjetas, Apple Pay y Google Pay, con cifrado de Paysera.
Atención al cliente
Contacta con soporte antes o durante tu viaje si necesitas ayuda.
Elige un plan de datos para El Salvador, instala el eSIM con una red Wi-Fi fiable antes del viaje y sigue las instrucciones de activación del plan seleccionado. Tu SIM habitual puede quedarse en el móvil, mientras el eSIM te da datos móviles para apps de viaje, mensajería, mapas y navegación.
Elige destino, cantidad de datos y periodo de validez.
Escanea el QR o instálalo automáticamente en la app: sin SIM física.
Los datos se activan con la primera conexión en tu destino.
Elige el perfil más parecido a tu viaje. La estimación asume un uso normal: mapas, mensajería, fotos y una llamada corta a casa.
Como referencia, una escapada urbana de 3–4 días gasta unos 1–3 GB, un viaje de una semana 3–5 GB, una ruta de dos semanas por varios países 8–12 GB, y trabajar de viaje consume alrededor de 1 GB al día, así que 15 GB o más para dos semanas.
En total, 5 GB de datos cubren aproximadamente 1,700 fotos compartidas, 83 horas de redes sociales y navegación, 15 horas de videollamadas, 63 horas de música en streaming o unas 1000 horas de mapas y navegación. Las apps de mensajería apenas gastan datos.
San Salvador · City guide
Most trips begin in the capital, and a San Salvador eSIM keeps you oriented as you move between the historic centre and the busy markets. Use mobile data to look up stall opening times, translate a menu, or check the route out toward the surrounding volcanoes for a day trip. With a working connection you can share photos, message your group, and pull up directions without hunting for café Wi-Fi.
eSIM de San Salvador: configúralo antes de volar →Santa Ana · City guide
Santa Ana rewards slow wandering through its colonial centre, and a data plan for Santa Ana means you can read up on the cathedral as you stand in front of it. Coverage holds up well in town, so you can map the walk between sights, arrange a guide for the nearby volcano, and stay in touch with your group. When you head toward the volcano itself, download your route while you still have a strong signal in the centre.
eSIM de Santa Ana: configúralo antes de volar →La Libertad · City guide
La Libertad is where many travellers chase the surf beaches, and a La Libertad eSIM keeps you connected along the seafront where town coverage is strong. Use mobile data to check the swell, book a board, or read reviews before picking a spot at the fish market. Staying connected here also makes it easy to share the moment and message friends about meeting up after a session in the water.
eSIM de La Libertad: configúralo antes de volar →Suchitoto · City guide
Suchitoto suits an unhurried day along its cobbled colonial streets, and a data plan for Suchitoto helps you find galleries and follow what is on in the local arts scene. Use mobile data to check event times, look up the best spots for lake views, and keep your group coordinated as you wander. A steady connection in town means you can post a photo or message home between stops without losing your place on the map.
eSIM de Suchitoto: configúralo antes de volar →Por qué Horizon
An eSIM lets you skip costly roaming and have working mobile data the moment you arrive, which matters whether you are exploring for a week or flying in to spend time with family.
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El Salvador
Compara los volúmenes de datos y los periodos de validez publicados para tu destino.
Instálalo con una red Wi-Fi fiable antes de salir y sigue las instrucciones de activación del plan.
Revisa el precio actual, los datos, la validez, la cobertura y las condiciones de uso razonable antes de pagar.
Cuando el plan seleccionado admite reutilización o recargas, Mis eSIM muestra las opciones elegibles para el perfil instalado.
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It connects to the local networks Movistar (4G) and Tigo (4G), switching between them automatically to find the best available signal. You get fast 4G mobile data in city centres, with the same honest caveat as any network: coverage is strongest in towns and more variable in remote areas.
Yes. In the coastal towns along the Pacific surf beaches, network coverage is strong, so you can check the swell, book a board and share clips from the seafront. Signal can thin out on isolated stretches away from town, so download what you need before you head out.
Towns and their centres hold a solid signal, but as you climb toward the volcanoes or move out to remote lake viewpoints, coverage gets patchy. The smart move is to download offline maps and your route while you still have strong data in town, then rely on those once the signal dips.
This is an El Salvador-only plan, built for data inside the country. If your trip crosses into other Central American countries, a single-country eSIM will not follow you across the border, so choose a regional eSIM that covers the wider area instead.
Install it at home over Wi-Fi a day or two before you fly, while you have a stable connection. It stays inactive until you arrive, then connects on its own as you reach San Salvador International Airport, so you are online stepping off the plane without touching any settings.
Yes. The eSIM handles data only, so your usual SIM or number stays in place for calls and texts and you just turn off its roaming. You can also share the eSIM connection as a personal hotspot to get a laptop or a travel companion's phone online, as long as you have data left.