* Lowest per-day price is based on the longest unlimited data plan available.
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All pricing in SGD
7 days of unlimited data in Canary Islands costs S$20.76 — about S$2.97 a day on Movistar, Orange or Vodafone, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap. In Canary Islands, 5G is live.
Choose a Canary Islands eSIM by matching the allowance to your trip length and expected use, then check the existing network table for phone compatibility. The page keeps its island-specific operator and band information, while the sections below help you compare plan sizes and check coverage for the islands and routes on your itinerary.
Start with the length of your stay, then allow for navigation, messaging, streaming and island transfers. A fixed-volume plan gives you one data pool across its stated validity period.
Best for: A short island visit where mobile data is mainly for maps, messages and occasional browsing.
This is the smallest fixed-volume profile for a stay of up to seven days.
Usage tip: Download island maps on Wi-Fi and save mobile data for live directions and travel updates.
Best for: Trips of up to two weeks with regular navigation, messaging and light social-media use.
The 2 GB allowance remains available across the stated fifteen-day validity period.
Usage tip: Use accommodation Wi-Fi for video and photo backups, especially on a multi-island itinerary.
Best for: Longer stays or travellers planning regular streaming, video calls or work-app use.
A larger thirty-day data pool gives heavier activities more room than the short-trip profiles.
Usage tip: Compare your normal phone usage with the available allowances and monitor usage during the trip.
Your eSIM roams onto Canary Islands's own operators. These are the networks and the frequencies they run — check your phone supports them before you travel.
Check the selected product network and an operator coverage map for the exact island, accommodation and route. B20 is the lower-frequency LTE band listed across the page network table.
Use the network details for the selected product together with an operator coverage map. Check each island and route separately, because terrain, buildings, the connected network and your phone can affect service at a specific location.
Check accommodation, towns and the roads between coastal and higher-altitude areas. An address or route-level map is more useful than a single archipelago-wide coverage statement.
Check the relevant island and each planned route on the operator map. Compare your phone with B20 and the other bands in the existing network table before purchase.
For an itinerary beyond the archipelago, compare the Canary Islands plan with a Spain plan or a regional Europe option and confirm every included destination before departure.
Compare your phone with the 4G and 5G bands in the existing network table. B20 is the lower-frequency LTE band listed across the operators shown on the page, while B3, B7 and n78 add capacity in supported locations.
Keep the QR code and installation instructions available offline, and complete each step according to the selected product's instructions.
When validity starts: Validity-start rules can differ by product. Check the selected plan details before installation and travel.
From the moment you arrive, IC rewards a relaxed pace. Start your day at a local coffeehouse, then walk the waterfront promenade before the midday heat builds. The city's rhythm slows between 13:00 and 16:00, when many shops close; use this time for a long lunch or a siesta at your hotel. Stay central if you want to walk between the main sights, but book accommodation with air conditioning - summer nights can stay warm. Whether you prefer boutique hotels in the old quarter or modern serviced apartments near the marina, book at least two months ahead for peak season. Public transport is reliable, but renting a bicycle is the best way to explore the flat, compact city centre.
Historic City Centre - Wander the pedestrian-only lanes lined with Ottoman-era buildings. The main square hosts a daily flower market and a 16th-century clock tower.
Local Markets - The covered bazaar is best for spices and textiles; the fish market operates from dawn until sold out, usually by 10:00.
Natural Reserves - A 20-minute bus ride takes you to a coastal wetland park with boardwalks and bird hides. Visit early morning for migratory species.
Cultural Museums - The archaeological museum displays finds from nearby Bronze Age sites. Allow 90 minutes. The folk art museum has rotating textile exhibitions.
Scenic Viewpoints - Climb the hilltop fortress at sunset for a panoramic view of the bay. Entry is free after 18:00.
Whether you have two days or five, IC's compact layout lets you see the highlights on foot. Explore one district per day rather than rushing. IC's tram network connects all major attractions.
Traditional Street Kebabs - Look for stalls with a vertical spit and a queue of locals. The lamb version is the classic; ask for extra mint and lemon.
Local Rice Dishes - IC's signature pilaf combines saffron rice with dried fruit and almonds. Served at lunch counters at a modest local price.
Fresh Seafood Specialties - Succulent grilled octopus and sea bass come from the morning catch. Order the fisherman's platter for two at any harbour-side taverna.
Handmade Pastries - Aromatic filo pies filled with spinach and feta make an excellent breakfast. Coastal bakeries also sell syrup-soaked semolina cakes.
Herb and Vegetable Mezze - Colorful small plates featuring local olives, yoghurt dips, and roasted peppers. A mezze spread is a meal in itself.
IC's drinking water is safe from the tap. Avoid unbottled drinks from street vendors. From street food to sit-down dinners, expect generous portions and slow service - that is part of the experience.
These shoulder months offer the best balance of comfortable weather and manageable crowds. Spring (March to May) brings wildflowers and mild days perfect for walking. Autumn (September to November) has warm afternoons and cooler evenings, ideal for outdoor dining.
Summer (June to August) is hot and humid, with temperatures often above 35°C. The city empties in August when locals head to the coast. Winter (December to February) is cool and wet, but hotel rates drop significantly and the Christmas market adds charm.
Each season has its appeal. If you want to swim, visit between June and September. For sightseeing without heat fatigue, aim for April, May, or October. National holidays can cause price spikes and full hotels - check a local calendar before booking.
Lightweight Layers - Temperatures vary between 20°C and 35°C depending on season. Pack cotton shirts, a light jacket for evenings, and a scarf for visiting mosques.
Comfortable Walking Shoes - You'll cover several kilometres a day on cobblestones and uneven pavements. Avoid new shoes.
Sun Protection - High SPF sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and polarised sunglasses are essential year-round.
Power Bank - Keep your devices charged during long days out. Cafes are plentiful but outlets can be scarce.
Quick-Dry Clothing - Practical for hand-washing in your hotel sink. Cotton and linen work well; synthetics may feel clammy in humidity.
A travel eSIM - Purchase a local data plan before departure to avoid roaming fees and spotty Wi-Fi at hotels.
Packing for IC means preparing for sunshine and sudden showers. Consider the season - umbrellas are useful from November to March. Enjoy your trip.
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