🇬🇩 eSIM for Grenada

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eSIM prices for Grenada

All prices in USD

7 days of unlimited data in Grenada costs $90.42 — about $12.92 a day on Digicel Grenada or Flow Grenada, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap. In Grenada, 5G is live and median mobile download speed is 28.7 Mbps.

Duration Price Per day
1 day $14.02 $14.02/day
3 days $39.48 $13.16/day
5 days $64.96 $12.99/day
7 days $90.42 $12.92/day
10 days $128.60 $12.86/day
15 days $192.26 $12.82/day
30 days $29.58 $0.99/day
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Which networks you connect to in Grenada

Your eSIM roams onto Grenada's own operators. These are the networks and the frequencies they run — check your phone supports them before you travel.

Operator 4G / LTE bands 5G bands 5G
Digicel Grenada B2, B4, B5, B13 No
Flow Grenada B2, B4, B5, B12, B17 n78 Yes
28.7 Mbps
Median download
10.1 Mbps
Median upload

Source: Ookla Speedtest Global Index, July 2025

Coverage in Grenada

Carriacou and Petite Martinique have sparser LTE coverage and may drop to 3G or no service in interior areas. Flow's 5G is limited to parts of St. George's and Grand Anse.

Grenada travel guide

Enjoy your Grenada vacation

Grenada, the Island of Spice, captivates visitors with its lush volcanic landscapes, pristine beaches, and vibrant Caribbean culture. From the turquoise waters of Grand Anse Beach to the aromatic nutmeg plantations that blanket the hillsides, this enchanting island offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. The warm hospitality of the Grenadian people and the island's rich colonial history create an unforgettable tropical escape. Stay connected throughout your journey with a uPhone eSIM, giving you instant access to local networks the moment you arrive.

Top attractions in Grenada

Grenada offers a diverse array of attractions that showcase both natural beauty and cultural heritage. Whether you're seeking beach relaxation, underwater exploration, or historical insights, the island delivers memorable experiences around every corner.

  • Grand Anse Beach — A stunning two-mile arc of soft golden sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
  • Underwater Sculpture Park — Explore a unique underwater museum featuring submerged bronze sculptures created by artist Jason deCaires Taylor, ideal for snorkelers and divers.
  • Annandale Falls — A scenic waterfall surrounded by lush tropical vegetation offering refreshing swimming holes and beautiful photo opportunities.
  • Fort George — A historic 18th-century French fort perched on a hilltop overlooking St. George's town with panoramic island views.
  • Morne Rouge Beach — A quieter, crescent-shaped beach with calm waters and dramatic mountain backdrops, perfect for a peaceful day by the sea.

Popular foods to try in Grenada

Grenadian cuisine reflects the island's spice-growing heritage and Caribbean influences, delivering bold flavors and fresh local ingredients. From savory seafood dishes to sweet tropical treats, the food culture is an essential part of experiencing authentic island life.

  • Oil Down — A traditional one-pot dish combining breadfruit, callaloo, salted meat, and coconut milk, considered Grenada's national dish.
  • Lambi — Conch prepared in a rich stew or curry sauce, a seafood delicacy that showcases the island's marine bounty.
  • Callaloo Soup — A creamy vegetable soup made with leafy greens, often including crab or seafood for added richness and flavor.
  • Nutmeg Cake and Nutmeg Ice Cream — Sweet treats celebrating Grenada's status as the world's leading nutmeg producer, available throughout the island.
  • Roti — A Indian-influenced flatbread filled with curried meat or vegetables, widely enjoyed as street food and lunch staples.

Best time to visit Grenada

The best time to visit Grenada is during the dry season from January to May, when sunny skies and calm seas create ideal conditions for beach activities, sailing, and exploring the island. These months offer comfortable temperatures and minimal rainfall, making them perfect for both relaxation and outdoor adventures.

The summer months of June to November bring higher humidity and increased rainfall, with the Atlantic hurricane season running from June through November. However, this period features lush green landscapes, fewer tourists, lower accommodation prices, and pleasant warm temperatures—making it attractive for budget-conscious travelers willing to work around occasional showers.

What to pack for your visit to Grenada

Packing for Grenada requires items suited to a tropical climate with sun, sea, and occasional rain. Prepare for warm temperatures, water activities, and both casual beach days and exploring historic sites.

  • Lightweight, breathable clothing — Cotton and linen garments help you stay cool and comfortable in Grenada's warm, humid tropical climate.
  • High-SPF sunscreen — The Caribbean sun is intense; reef-safe sunscreen protects your skin and the island's marine ecosystems.
  • Waterproof bag or dry bag — Essential for protecting your belongings during water activities and sudden tropical downpours common on the island.
  • Comfortable walking shoes and water sandals — Needed for exploring volcanic terrain, hiking to waterfalls, and navigating rocky beaches and coastal paths.
  • Light rain jacket or poncho — Brief afternoon showers are common, especially during the summer months, making a compact rain layer practical.
  • Your uPhone eSIM — Provides seamless connectivity with Grenada's major networks including Digicel Grenada and Flow Grenada, ensuring you stay connected for navigation, messaging, and sharing your island adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your Grenada eSIM

Coverage on Carriacou and Petite Martinique is sparser than on mainland Grenada. LTE may drop to 3G or no service in interior areas. Your eSIM will still connect to Digicel or Flow, but expect weaker signal outside coastal towns.

Flow offers 5G on band n78, but only in parts of St. George's and Grand Anse. If you are outside those areas, your eSIM will fall back to 4G on Flow or connect to Digicel, which has no 5G.

Digicel Grenada uses 4G bands B2, B4, B5, and B13. If your phone lacks B13, you can still connect on B2, B4, or B5, but coverage may be slightly reduced in areas where Digicel relies on B13 for capacity.

The eSIM covers Grenada including Carriacou and Petite Martinique. No separate plan is needed. However, those smaller islands have sparser LTE coverage, and you may experience 3G or no service in interior areas.

Your eSIM will connect to whichever local network has the strongest signal, typically Digicel or Flow. You can manually select a network in your phone settings if you prefer one operator, such as Flow for 5G in St. George's.
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