Yes, you will have coverage in all major tourist towns. Our eSIM connects to top local networks (like Digicel) that have strong 4G/LTE coverage in the north (Rodney Bay, Castries) and in the south (Soufrière, near the Pitons). While you may lose signal on a deep rainforest hike, you will be connected in the towns, at the beaches, and at the main volcanic viewpoints.
Will I have internet coverage in Soufrière, near the Pitons, or just in Rodney Bay?
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