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All pricing in SGD
7 days of unlimited data in Spain costs S$20.76 — about S$2.97 a day on Movistar, Vodafone ES or Orange ES, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap. In Spain, 5G is live and median mobile download speed is 53.8 Mbps.
Choose a Spain eSIM by matching the allowance to your trip length and expected use. Current plans connect through Movistar and Orange, with selected products supporting 5G where local coverage and your phone support it. Daily-allowance products provide a fresh high-speed allocation each day, while fixed-volume products draw from one allowance across the trip. For Portugal, France or Andorra, choose the matching country plan or a regional Europe plan.
Use trip length to narrow the choices, then select the data pool that matches your plans for maps, messaging, streaming and remote work.
Best for: City breaks where mobile data is mainly for maps, messages and occasional browsing.
This fixed-volume option provides one trip-long allowance for a seven-day visit.
Usage tip: Use Wi-Fi for video, photo backups and app updates to keep more mobile data available for exploring.
Best for: Trips of up to two weeks with regular navigation, messaging and social-media use.
All 3 GB remain available across the fifteen-day validity period.
Usage tip: Download maps before longer drives or rail journeys and save mobile data for live directions.
Best for: Longer stays with regular streaming, video calls or work-app use.
The thirty-day range includes 3, 5, 10, 20 and 50 GB choices, with a 50 GB option also available for extended stays of up to 180 days.
Usage tip: Compare the available allowances with your expected streaming, video-call and work-app use.
Your eSIM roams onto Spain's own operators. These are the networks and the frequencies they run — check your phone supports them before you travel.
Source: Ookla Speedtest Global Index, July 2025
Spain mandates 3G shutdown by 2025; all operators now 4G/5G only. Rural areas in mountainous northern regions (e.g. Picos de Europa, parts of the Pyrenees) have limited or no service. B20 (800 MHz) and B28 (700 MHz) are key for rural coverage; some foreign phones (e.g. US-market models) lack B20.
The current Spain products connect through Movistar and Orange. Service reflects the exact location, building, terrain, network conditions and phone. Use the official operator maps to check coverage for a particular address or route.
Movistar provides an address-level mobile coverage map, while Orange reports 5G availability in more than 3,700 municipalities across all 52 provinces and close to 90% of the population. Use the maps for individual hotels, roads and rural destinations.
The Spain coverage scope includes the Balearic and Canary Islands through the listed partner networks. Check an address-level map for accommodation, mountain routes and coastal areas.
For travel beyond Spain, choose the matching country eSIM or a regional Europe plan before crossing the border, including for a day trip.
nPerf's 2025 measurements provide a useful view of performance across the two partner networks listed for the current Spain eSIM range.
| Partner network | Average download | Average upload | Average 5G download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Movistar | 127.67 Mbps | 17.42 Mbps | 210.31 Mbps |
| Orange | 83.73 Mbps | 14.04 Mbps | 167.09 Mbps |
These figures are 2025 averages measured among local operator customers. Your eSIM experience reflects the connected partner network, location, network conditions, phone and selected plan.
For broad compatibility, look for 4G bands B1, B3, B7 and B20, plus 5G bands n28 and n78. The lower-frequency B20 and n28 bands are especially useful for wider-area and indoor coverage, while n78 adds capacity in supported locations.
Install the eSIM profile on Wi-Fi before departure. Its validity begins when it first connects to a supported network.
When validity starts: The validity period begins when the eSIM first connects to a supported network. Install it before departure and select it for cellular data when you arrive.
Spain offers far more than sun and sangria. In Seville, seek out a genuine Flamenco performance in a small tablao rather than a tourist show. Barcelona demands a visit to Gaudí's Sagrada Família; book tickets weeks ahead to avoid queues. For a coastal escape, San Sebastián in the Basque Country serves Europe's highest concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants per square metre, but its pintxos bars are equally memorable on a budget.
Active travellers can hike Spain's Sierra Nevada or walk a section of the Camino de Santiago. The Canary Islands offer year-round warmth, while the Mediterranean Costa Brava has hidden coves for swimming. With local SIMs, consider Movistar, Vodafone, or Orange España for reliable data.
Spain's wealth of Moorish and Gothic architecture means you can spend days indoors. These five are essential; Sagrada Família and the Alhambra require advance booking. Skip long queues at the Prado by arriving just before opening.
Jamón Ibérico de Bellota is the acorn-fed Iberian ham from Extremadura. Slice it thin and eat at room temperature. Paella Valenciana from Valencia and the surrounding region is the authentic version with rabbit and snails, not seafood. Tortilla Española is a thick potato omelette; every Spanish bar claims the best recipe.
Finish with Churros con Chocolate - thick fried dough dipped in melted dark chocolate. Eating in Spain means late lunches (2pm) and dinners after 9pm. Cooked ham is rare; most is cured. Avoid tourist-trap paella near major plazas.
Spring (April to June) is ideal across most of Spain. Andalusia - Seville, Granada, and Córdoba - can be comfortably explored before the summer heat. July and August are scorching in the south, though coastal breezes help. Major festivals like Semana Santa (Holy Week) and Feria de Abril in Seville draw huge crowds; book accommodation months ahead.
Autumn (September to October) is pleasant in Barcelona and the north, with mild temperatures and fewer tourists. Winter is cold inland (Madrid) but mild in Andalusia. For beach holidays, June and September offer warm sea without the August crush. Avoid July in Seville unless you thrive in 40°C heat.
Pack breathable summer clothing and a light jacket for cooler evenings, especially in northern regions. Comfortable walking shoes are non-negotiable - you will walk cobbled streets and hills. Bring a sun hat and sunglasses; Spanish sun is strong even in spring. Evening layers are useful: a scarf or light cardigan for late dinners.
Adopt a late schedule mindset - shops close for siesta (2-5pm) in smaller towns. Bring your travel eSIM for instant connectivity. Spain's climate varies: Atlantic regions like Galicia can be rainy; Almería and the Canaries are dry. Pack a compact umbrella. Avoid heavy denim in summer - choose linen or cotton. A reusable water bottle is wise; tap water is safe in most cities.
All you need to know about your Spain eSIM
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