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eSIM prices for Mayotte

All prices in USD

7 days of unlimited data in Mayotte costs $49.98 — about $7.14 a day on Orange, SFR or Only, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap. In Mayotte, 5G is live.

Duration Price Per day
1 day $8.12 $8.12/day
3 days $22.08 $7.36/day
5 days $36.02 $7.20/day
7 days $49.98 $7.14/day
10 days $70.90 $7.09/day
15 days $105.78 $7.05/day
30 days $210.42 $7.01/day
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Which networks you connect to in Mayotte

Your eSIM roams onto Mayotte'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
Orange B1, B3, B20 n78 Yes
SFR B1, B3, B20 n78 Yes
Only B1, B3, B20 No

Coverage in Mayotte

Only (formerly Free Mobile) launched in 2022 and remains LTE-only with no 5G. Orange and SFR offer 5G in limited urban areas. Rural and interior areas of Grande-Terre and Petite-Terre have patchy LTE coverage, with some zones falling back to 3G or having no data service.

Mayotte travel guide

Enjoy your Mayotte vacation

Mayotte is a stunning French overseas island in the Mozambique Channel, renowned for its pristine lagoons, vibrant coral reefs, and rich cultural heritage blending African, Arab, and French influences. With world-class diving and snorkeling opportunities, along with untouched beaches and a welcoming local community, this hidden gem offers an authentic tropical escape away from crowded tourist destinations. Explore remote villages, encounter unique wildlife, and immerse yourself in a laid-back island lifestyle. A uPhone eSIM keeps you connected from the moment you land, letting you share your paradise discoveries and navigate this captivating island with ease.

Top attractions in Mayotte

Mayotte offers a remarkable blend of natural wonders and cultural experiences, from world-renowned diving sites to charming traditional villages and scenic hiking trails. Whether you're seeking underwater adventures or cultural immersion, the island's attractions showcase its unique position at the crossroads of African and French cultures.

  • Banc de Saya de Malha — One of the world's best diving destinations, this underwater seamount features pristine coral formations and abundant marine life including sharks, rays, and schools of tropical fish.
  • Dzaoudzi Citadel — Explore this historic French colonial fortress perched on a rocky outcrop, offering panoramic views of the lagoon and insights into Mayotte's colonial past.
  • Mont Choungui — Hike this lush volcanic peak for spectacular island vistas and encounters with native vegetation and endemic bird species.
  • Saziley Beach and Tortoise Park — Relax on a pristine white sand beach and visit the sanctuary dedicated to protecting endangered sea turtles.
  • Tsingoni Friday Mosque — Admire the oldest and most ornate mosque in the Comoros region, featuring intricate coral stone carvings and traditional Islamic architecture.

Popular foods to try in Mayotte

Mayotte's cuisine reflects its unique cultural melting pot, blending African, Arab, and French culinary traditions with abundant fresh seafood and tropical ingredients. Island cooking emphasizes fragrant spices, coconut, and the bounty of the Indian Ocean, creating dishes that are both exotic and deeply satisfying.

  • Langouste à la Vanille — Spiny lobster delicately prepared with local vanilla, showcasing Mayotte's seafood excellence and exotic spice heritage.
  • Pulao — A fragrant rice dish cooked with spices, meat or seafood, and coconut milk, reflecting the island's Arab and Indian culinary influences.
  • Mataba — Mashed cassava leaves cooked with coconut milk and spices, a traditional comfort food central to Mahorais cuisine.
  • Pweza wa Pweza — Tender octopus stewed in a rich tomato and coconut sauce, a beloved coastal specialty offering authentic flavors of the Indian Ocean.
  • Cari de Poisson — Aromatic fish curry infused with turmeric, garlic, and spices, served with rice or fresh baguette for soaking up the savory sauce.

Best time to visit Mayotte

The ideal time to visit Mayotte is during the dry season from May to October, when temperatures are mild, humidity is lower, and rainfall is minimal. These months offer perfect conditions for diving, snorkeling, beach activities, and exploring the island without the intensity of the rainy season, making it the peak season for tourism.

The wet season from November to April brings higher temperatures, increased humidity, and occasional cyclone risks, but it's also when the island is lushest, prices are lower, and fewer tourists visit. If you choose to travel during these warmer months, pack accordingly and stay informed about weather conditions, as some water activities may be limited during cyclone season.

What to pack for your visit to Mayotte

Mayotte's tropical island climate and outdoor-focused activities require thoughtful packing to ensure comfort and safety throughout your visit. Prepare for warm, humid weather, intense sun exposure, and water-based adventures when preparing your luggage.

  • High-SPF Sunscreen — The equatorial sun is intensely strong on Mayotte; reef-safe sunscreen protects both your skin and the delicate coral ecosystems.
  • Lightweight, Breathable Clothing — Pack loose-fitting cotton or moisture-wicking fabrics to stay cool and comfortable in the tropical heat and humidity.
  • Snorkeling and Diving Gear — While rentals are available, bringing your own mask, fins, and wetsuit ensures comfort and familiarity for exploring the world-class coral reefs.
  • Insect Repellent — Mosquitoes and other insects are present, particularly during the rainy season, making repellent essential for outdoor activities and evening comfort.
  • Reef-Safe Water Shoes or Sandals — Protect your feet from sharp coral, sea urchins, and volcanic rock while exploring beaches and shallow reefs.
  • Your uPhone eSIM — Stay connected with coverage on Mayotte's local networks including Orange, SFR, and Only, ensuring reliable 4G/LTE connectivity for navigation, emergencies, and sharing your island adventures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your Mayotte eSIM

Your eSIM connects to Orange, SFR, and Only (formerly Free Mobile), depending on signal. Orange and SFR have 5G in limited urban areas, while Only is 4G-only with no 5G. Coverage is strongest in towns and patchy in rural or interior areas of both islands.

All three operators use 4G bands B1 (2100 MHz), B3 (1800 MHz), and B20 (800 MHz). Phones without band 20, common in older US or Asian models, may lose coverage indoors or in rural zones because band 20 is used for long-range LTE.

No, coverage ends at Mayotte’s territorial borders. Your eSIM will not connect in Comoros, Madagascar, or the Glorioso Islands. Roaming may trigger additional charges, and local operators are different outside Mayotte.

Only (formerly Free Mobile) may throttle data after fair-use limits, but speeds are not specified. All networks block peer-to-peer file sharing and VoIP is allowed. Expect reduced speeds in rural areas where networks fall back to 3G or no service.

Coverage is patchy in rural and interior areas of Grande-Terre and Petite-Terre. Zones away from towns may fall back to slow 3G or have no data service at all. Roads between villages and the mountainous interior are the most common dead spots.
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