City break in Djibouti
Four or five days of maps, metro rides and restaurant hunting. Hotel and cafe Wi-Fi fill the gaps, so 3 GB is usually enough.
We compared 1 plan from 1 provider on price, data and how long they last. Here's what to buy for a trip to Djibouti.
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Ranked from today's prices. They change when providers change theirs.
Most data for your money(Best value)
Light use: maps and messages only.
€31.28€31.28 / GB · best rate
Provider: NomadOur rating: 3.9 out of 5
View deal: Nomad Djibouti 1 GB 7 daysMost plans for Djibouti are around 1 GB, at about €31.28 per GB.
Three common ways people travel in Djibouti, and the plan that suits each.
Four or five days of maps, metro rides and restaurant hunting. Hotel and cafe Wi-Fi fill the gaps, so 3 GB is usually enough.
Hotel Wi-Fi covers most of the day. You need data for the beach, day trips and transfers: 5 GB covers a week for most people.
Navigation, bookings on the go and photos sent home every day. Go for 10 GB or more, and check the plan lasts the whole trip.
1 plan, prices in euros.
| Provider | Our rating | Data | Days | Network | Hotspot | Per GB | Price | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NomadDjibouti 1 GB 7 daysOur rating: 3.9 out of 5 · 1 GB · 7 days · Default Network | Our rating: 3.9 out of 5 | 1 GB | 7 | Default Network | Yes | €31.28 / GB | €31.28 | View deal: Nomad Djibouti 1 GB 7 days |
What 10 days of data costs you three different ways.
€31.28for 1 GB
Do these at home. Most eSIM problems in Djibouti come from skipping step one.
What travellers ask about eSIMs in Djibouti.
After you buy a plan, the provider sends you a QR code by email or in their app. On an iPhone, open Settings, then Mobile Service, then Add eSIM. On Android, open Settings, then Network and internet, then SIMs. Scan the code while you are still at home on Wi-Fi, then switch the eSIM on for mobile data when you land.
Yes, as long as your phone supports eSIM and is not locked to your home carrier. The plans we list for Djibouti connect to local networks there. Coverage in cities is usually good; if you are heading somewhere remote, check which network the plan uses before you buy.
Most travel eSIMs let you share data with a laptop or a friend's phone through a hotspot. A few providers block or limit it, so read the plan details if you need it. Anything you use over the hotspot comes out of the same data allowance.
Most travel eSIMs are data only: you get mobile internet but no local number. You can still call and message through WhatsApp, FaceTime or similar apps. If you need a number, tick Phone number in the plan filters to see the plans that include one. Your home SIM can stay on for texts such as bank codes.
Prices come straight from each provider's own feed, converted to euros. The table sorts plans by price per GB unless you pick another order, and our picks come from those same prices. Providers can't pay to rank higher.
€31.28· Nomad
Best value, 1 GB