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1,186 eSIM plans from 38 providers — compare price, data and validity.

Recommended #1
$45.49
$0.91/GB
50 GB • 30 days
Airhub
Airhub
Recommended #2
$28.73
$1.44/GB
20 GB • 30 days
eSIMX
eSIMX
Recommended #3
$9.99
$2.00/GB
5 GB • 30 days
JamboSim
JamboSim
Recommended #4
$20.70
$2.07/GB
10 GB • 30 days
eSimGlobe
eSimGlobe

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1186 plans found

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Firsty
Firsty
Guatemala
★ Best value
5G
8 GB
Data
1 day
Validity
$4.07
$0.51/GB
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RO
Roamless
14 countries
5G📡 Hotspot
50 GB
Data
30 days
Validity
$97.95
$1.96/GB
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Roamless
14 countries
5G📡 Hotspot
20 GB
Data
30 days
Validity
$48.95
$2.45/GB
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Roamless
126 countries
5G📡 Hotspot
50 GB
Data
30 days
Validity
$129.95
$2.60/GB
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Guatemala itineraries commonly link Antigua, Lake Atitlán and the Petén region, with long transfers between them. A plan that looks generous for a city weekend can run short once maps, shuttle messages and accommodation searches are used across a multi-stop trip. Live plans in our catalogue currently start at $2.31.

Mobile networks in Guatemala

An eSIM for Guatemala connects to one or more of the local networks below. You don't pick the carrier directly — each plan roams onto its partner network — but knowing the operators helps you judge coverage.

  • Tigo — widest rural and highland coverage
  • Claro — strong in cities, only 5G network

5G & coverage in Guatemala

4G is reliable in Guatemala City, Antigua, the Lake Atitlán towns and Flores, with 5G limited to pockets of the capital on Claro. Expect dead zones at Semuc Champey and in the western highlands, where Tigo reaches furthest.

Popular destinations in Guatemala

Most travellers buy an eSIM for Guatemala when heading to Antigua, Lake Atitlán, Guatemala City and other top spots:

AntiguaLake AtitlánGuatemala CityFloresQuetzaltenangoTikal

How much does internet cost in Guatemala?

For a Guatemala-only trip, a local bundle is usually the clearest starting point, while a Central America or global plan can be more convenient if the route continues into Belize, Mexico or Honduras. The catalogue includes both small city-break packages and larger month-long options, so compare total price, validity and price per GB instead of choosing on the headline allowance alone. A cheap 1 GB plan can cover maps and messaging for a short stay; a multi-stop route or regular laptop tethering needs more headroom.

In the current practical-plan sample, prices run from $2.31 to $82.99, with the best measured value at $0.60/GB. Guatemala-only plans start at $2.31. Global plans that include Guatemala start at $26.99.

Compare eSIM providers for Guatemala

Nomad

Nomad is a useful baseline for a Guatemala-only trip because the current catalogue includes local packages for both short visits and longer stays. Compare its validity and 5G-labelled options with the cheaper listings above, and confirm the exact network and hotspot terms before checkout.

GoMoWorld

GoMoWorld currently offers a small set of local Guatemala bundles, including a week-long option and a larger month-long allowance. It is worth checking when you want a simple local plan with more data than a starter package, but review the activation window and tethering policy for your use case.

JamboSim

JamboSim gives you local and wider-coverage choices in the Guatemala results, from modest allowances to larger plans for a longer trip. It can suit an itinerary that crosses borders, but compare the coverage label carefully because a global plan is not automatically the best value for Guatemala alone.

Which plan to pick for Guatemala

These examples come from the live plan catalogue above and refresh with the page. Prices are in USD; allowances and availability can change.

Short trip

For a few days in Guatemala City and Antigua, a 1 GB plan can cover transfers, maps and messaging if video streaming and background photo backup stay off.

Current example: GoMoWorld — Guatemala (3 GB, 7 days, $2.31, $0.77/GB).

About a week

For Antigua plus Lake Atitlán or Flores, a 3–5 GB week-long plan leaves more room for navigation, booking changes, social posts and travel-day searches.

Current example: JamboSim — eSIM Guatemala 10GB / 30 Days – Instant Activation | Tigo, Claro Network | JamboSim (10 GB, 30 days, $15.99, $1.60/GB).

Nomad or hotspot use

For remote work from Antigua or an Atitlán base, choose a 20 GB-or-larger allowance, verify tethering, and keep offline maps for patchier highland roads.

Current example: Airhub — Guatemala 50GB data 30Days (50 GB, 30 days, $45.49, $0.91/GB).

For another buying perspective, read our Saily eSIM review.

Compare broader coverage in the North America eSIM hub.

Looking for the best eSIM for Guatemala? eSIM Spotter compares 1186 prepaid data plans from 38 providers in its catalogue, so you can sort by price per GB, data allowance and validity and pick the right plan before you travel.

Among metered plans of up to 50 GB valid for at least three days, plans for Guatemala start from $0.82 and the lowest listed price per GB is about $0.60. We track 1186 plans across 38 providers.

Providers serving Guatemala include Roamix, AlpineSIM, Maya Mobile — compare all 38 on this page.

How to choose an eSIM for Guatemala

Start with how much data you need and how long you are staying. For short city trips a small 1–5 GB plan is usually enough; for longer stays or hotspot use, look at larger or unlimited plans. Check that the plan covers Guatemala as a local or regional option, compare the price per GB rather than the headline price, and confirm your phone supports eSIM before you buy.

How we compare eSIM plans

We compare plans in our catalogue by price per GB, data allowance and validity. The starting-price and price-per-GB figures use metered plans of up to 50 GB that are valid for at least three days. eSIM Spotter is an independent comparison site — we may earn an affiliate commission when you buy, but it never affects how plans are ranked.

Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Guatemala eSIM — frequently asked questions.

How much does an eSIM for Guatemala cost?+

The price depends on the data allowance, validity and whether the plan covers Guatemala alone or a wider region. Use the live range and price-per-GB figures on this page rather than an old screenshot. A small local plan can be enough for a short city break, while a larger package may be better value for a multi-stop route or regular tethering.

Does eSIM work in Guatemala?+

Yes, a travel eSIM can work in Guatemala when your phone is unlocked, supports eSIM and the purchased plan explicitly includes Guatemala. It may roam onto a local partner such as Tigo or Claro, but the exact host network depends on the provider and plan. Install it on reliable Wi-Fi before departure and follow the provider's activation instructions.

Can I get 5G on an eSIM in Guatemala?+

Some Guatemala listings are marked as 5G-capable, but access is not guaranteed on every travel eSIM. Coverage is most likely to help in parts of Guatemala City and still depends on the plan's roaming agreement, a compatible device and local signal. Treat 4G/LTE as the baseline for Antigua, Lake Atitlán, Flores and longer road journeys.

Can I use a Guatemala eSIM as a hotspot?+

Many travel eSIMs allow tethering, but hotspot support is not confirmed for every plan in the comparison. Check the product terms before buying if you need a laptop connection. Video calls, cloud sync and automatic backups can use an allowance quickly, so choose a larger package for regular work use and keep offline maps for rural travel.

How do I install an eSIM for Guatemala?+

Buy the plan while you have dependable Wi-Fi, then add it in your phone's mobile-data settings with the provider app or QR code. Keep your primary SIM active for calls if needed, but select the Guatemala eSIM for mobile data. Enable data roaming only on the travel eSIM if the provider instructs you to, and check the activation timing before you leave.

Will a Guatemala travel eSIM include a local phone number?+

Usually not. Most travel eSIM plans are data-only unless the listing explicitly includes calls or SMS. Internet calling and messaging apps can still use the data connection, subject to the app, your existing account and local availability. Keep your primary line available for important calls if your carrier supports dual-SIM use.

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