Fiji eSIM

Which plan fits your trip

Fiji is sold on our global plans, which cover it together with more than 160 other countries in one install, Australia and New Zealand included. They suit a week on the Coral Coast as well as a trip that starts or ends with a stopover across the Tasman. The plan cards above show the days and data on sale:

• Daily data suits steady use: messages, photos, transfers and the odd video call home. Most resort and island-hopping trips are steady from day to day, so this is the usual pick.
• Fixed data suits a longer, lighter stay, where you use your resort's Wi-Fi and mobile data only on transfers and days out.

See fixed, daily or unlimited for how each type behaves.

Landing in Nadi

Almost every international flight arrives at Nadi International on Viti Levu, close to Denarau and the ferries to the islands. Install the eSIM at home while you are on your own Wi-Fi, then turn on data roaming for the eSIM line once you are off the plane. You can then message your resort or transfer about the boat or the drive before you reach the exit.

Resorts and the islands

Many resorts have Wi-Fi, but on smaller islands it is often slow, limited to the main building or charged by the day. Coverage is good in Nadi, Denarau, Suva, along the Coral Coast and on the closer Mamanuca islands. It is patchier on the outer Mamanucas, through the Yasawas, on Taveuni and the Lau group and in the interior of Viti Levu. Save your ferry and resort details to the phone before you head out.

How much data do you need?

A typical traveler using maps, messaging and photos uses about 1 GB a day. Video calls home, sharing holiday videos and working from a laptop push that up, so pick the larger daily allowance if you stream or work.