África

Our Travel eSIM for Africa gives great coverage across countries known for their safaris, like Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and many others. Before you travel, you should know that coverage can vary from place to place. Major cities like Cape Town, Nairobi, and Cairo have excellent connectivity, while remote safari areas may have limited or no signal. Signal may also vary in national parks such as Kruger, Serengeti, and Masai Mara, as these are further away from urban areas.

Our Vodafone Travel eSIM works with a whole host of local African carriers. In South Africa, you'll connect to Vodacom. In Kenya, it’s Safaricom or Airtel. In Egypt, you'll connect to Etisalat. In Morocco it’s Orange. Your device automatically selects the strongest available network in the country you’re in to keep you reliably connected.

Mobile data speeds across Africa vary a lot depending on where you are. In South African cities like Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Durban, you can expect good 4G/LTE speeds of 15-40 Mbps, with 5G available in select areas reaching 100+ Mbps. Nairobi offers reliable 4G connectivity in business districts and affluent areas, with speeds around 10-30 Mbps. Cairo and Egyptian resort towns provide 4G speeds typically ranging from 10-25 Mbps. In more rural areas and smaller cities, 3G may be the norm with speeds of 1-5 Mbps.

Yes, our Africa eSIM lets you use social media and share photos, even when you’re on the go. Our plans range from 1GB to 10GB – perfect for scrolling, chatting and snapping while you travel.

Although our Africa eSIM works great in many popular tourist destinations, it’s important to know that coverage inside African national parks and game reserves can be limited. In Kruger National Park, you'll generally find signal at rest camps and main gates, but it may become limited on game drives in the bush. The Serengeti in Tanzania has minimal coverage outside major lodges and camps. Masai Mara in Kenya offers better coverage in certain areas, particularly near permanent camps and along main tourist routes.

Yes, once you’ve activated your eSIM, you’re free to share your data with friends and family by turning your device into a Wi-Fi hotspot. This drains data quickly, though, so it may be best if they get individual eSIM plans. That way you’ll all be able to stay connected without worrying about using up your data too quickly.

Our Travel eSIM is made for jumping between countries – whether you’re crossing from South Africa into Botswana, or from Zimbabwe into Zambia, your device will automatically connect to each country’s local network within minutes. You’ll continue using the same data allowance without additional charges, as the entire region is treated as a single coverage zone.

For a typical 10-day African trip combining safari and city exploration, a 3-5GB plan works well for most travellers. Here's a realistic breakdown: For safari days in remote areas: 50-100MB per day. In cities like Cape Town, Nairobi, or Cairo: 200-400MB per day. GPS navigation: 100-150MB per day. Uploading safari photos: 3-5MB per high-resolution image

Yes, it’s perfect for keeping you connected on your adventures as it offers great coverage in popular tourist destinations across Africa. In Morocco, there’s coverage in Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, and coastal areas, with decent connectivity along major routes to the Sahara Desert. Egypt offers strong coverage in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and Red Sea resorts, with connectivity along the Nile Valley. East African highlights like Kenya's Nairobi, Tanzania's Zanzibar, and Uganda's Kampala also have good urban connectivity.