eSIM for GuatemalaGuatemala eSIM: Antigua, Lake Atitlán and Tikal with Tigo and Claro coverage

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Full-speed data every day; after the daily cap the speed is reduced.

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How much full-speed data per day?

Full speed up to 500 MB/day, then 512 Kbps.

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Every eSIM can be installed within 180 days of purchase. Plan validity starts when you first connect.

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Your eSIM automatically connects to the best available network — no manual switching.

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Mobile networks in Guatemala

Tigo, Claro and Movistar dominate the Guatemalan market with 4G+ across Guatemala City, Antigua, Quetzaltenango (Xela), Cobán and Flores. Tigo leads national coverage; Claro is strong in Petén and the Atlantic coast. Good coverage at Lake Atitlán (Panajachel, San Marcos, San Pedro). Tikal and the Petén jungle have 4G in Flores and El Remate; Tikal park itself has signal near the entrance and main plaza but weaker at remote temples. Pacaya, Acatenango and Fuego volcanoes: steady signal at bases, weak at summits. Type A/B US plugs, 120V/60Hz.

Travel tips for Guatemala

Fly into Guatemala City (GUA); shuttle to Antigua ~12-15 USD (45 min). Currency quetzal (GTQ), ~7.8 GTQ per USD. Mid-range dinner 8-15 USD, hostel 15-25 USD. Antigua is the ideal base for 4-5 days (volcanoes, cafés, Spanish school). Lake Atitlán is a UNESCO site — Mayan villages around the lake accessible by public boat. Tikal needs 2 days minimum (1h flight Flores-GUA). Chichicastenango market Thursday/Sunday is iconic. Tourist-area crime is low but use Uber in Guatemala City. Spanish and 22 Mayan languages.

Frequently asked questions about Guatemala eSIM

Is there coverage at Tikal and the Petén?
Yes. Flores and Santa Elena (the base for Tikal) have steady 4G. Inside Tikal park: coverage near the entrance and main plaza; the more remote Temple IV and VI areas can have weak signal. El Mirador (deeper jungle trek) is offline — 2-5 days without signal in the jungle.
Is there 5G in Guatemala?
Urban 5G rollout is slow. Tigo and Claro have run 5G pilots in Guatemala City since 2023 but broad coverage is still developing in 2025. For visitors Guatemalan 4G+ is plenty fast (50-150 Mbps typical).
Is an eSIM worth it just for Antigua?
Yes. Antigua has café Wi-Fi but the cobblestone alleys make Uber hard without data, and you'll want Google Maps, translator and WhatsApp to book volcano tours. A 3-5 GB eSIM easily covers 5-7 days in Antigua and Atitlán.

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