While signal is generally strong at port cities like Guayaquil or upon arrival at the main Galapagos islands like Santa Cruz (Puerto Ayora) and San Cristóbal (Puerto Baquerizo Moreno), expect connectivity to be intermittent or drop during open-water crossings. Our eSIM connects to local networks, but ocean stretches inherently have less coverage. Enjoy the view; you'll reconnect soon!
Does the Ecuador Abroad eSIM function on the ferry routes to the Galapagos or between islands?
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