🇹🇬 eSIM for Togo

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Install your eSIM before or during your trip. Your plan will begin once you arrive at your destination and turn on your eSIM.

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eSIM prices for Togo

All prices in USD

3 days of unlimited data in Togo costs $235.54 — about $78.51 a day on Togocom or Moov Africa Togo, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap. In Togo, 5G is live and median mobile download speed is 18.7 Mbps.

Duration Price Per day
1 day $79.30 $79.30/day
3 days $235.54 $78.51/day
7 days $55.86 $7.98/day
15 days $110.54 $7.37/day
30 days $155.86 $5.20/day
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Which networks you connect to in Togo

Your eSIM roams onto Togo'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
Togocom B1, B3, B8, B20 n78 Yes
Moov Africa Togo B1, B3, B8, B20 No
18.7 Mbps
Median download
8.9 Mbps
Median upload

Source: Ookla Speedtest Global Index, July 2025

Coverage in Togo

B20 (800 MHz) is widely used for rural LTE coverage; foreign phones lacking B20 may experience reduced coverage outside urban areas. Northern Savanes region has notably sparse mobile coverage.

Togo travel guide

Enjoy your Togo vacation

Togo is a hidden gem on West Africa's coast, offering pristine beaches, vibrant markets, and rich cultural heritage that rival better-known destinations. From the colorful voodoo traditions of Ouidah to the lush landscapes of Kpalimé in the highlands, this compact nation packs incredible diversity into a manageable size. The warmth of Togolese people and their infectious energy make every interaction memorable, while diverse ecosystems range from sandy shores to tropical forests. With a uPhone eSIM, you'll stay connected from the moment you land, sharing your discoveries and navigating this enchanting country with ease.

Top attractions in Togo

Togo's attractions showcase both natural beauty and cultural significance, making it an ideal destination for adventurous travelers seeking authentic West African experiences. Whether you're drawn to beaches, mountains, or spiritual sites, Togo delivers unforgettable moments.

  • Lomé Grand Market — A sprawling, vibrant marketplace where locals trade everything from textiles to fresh produce, offering authentic insight into daily Togolese life.
  • Togoville and Lake Togo — A historic lakeside village where you can explore voodoo heritage and take peaceful boat rides across the serene waters.
  • Kpalimé and the Cascades d'Ayaba — A mountain town surrounded by lush valleys and waterfalls, perfect for hiking and cooling off in natural pools.
  • Palimé Craft Markets — Browse artisan creations including batiks, wood carvings, and woven goods directly from talented local craftspeople.
  • Beaches of Aneho — Pristine sandy stretches along the Atlantic where you can relax, swim, and experience beach culture in smaller, quieter settings.

Popular foods to try in Togo

Togolese cuisine reflects the country's coastal location and agricultural abundance, blending fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and aromatic spices into deeply satisfying dishes. Street food culture is vibrant here, with vendors offering quick, delicious bites that reveal the soul of local food traditions.

  • Fufu — A staple made from pounded plantains or cassava, served with savory sauces and often paired with fish or meat.
  • Akume — Grilled corn on the cob seasoned with spicy pepper sauce and salt, a beloved street food found throughout the country.
  • Gari and Soup — Cassava granules served with rich, flavorful stews containing vegetables, fish, or meat.
  • Grilled Fish — Fresh Atlantic catch seasoned simply with spices and grilled over open flames, highlighting Togo's coastal bounty.
  • Pâte — A hearty dish of pounded yams or plantains mixed with beans, topped with a spiced sauce containing fish or chicken.

Best time to visit Togo

The best time to visit Togo is during the dry seasons: November to February offers cooler, comfortable weather perfect for exploring markets, beaches, and hiking highland trails without heavy rainfall interrupting your plans.

The rainy seasons from March to October bring lush green landscapes and fewer tourists, though afternoon downpours are common. August sees a brief dry spell, making it another viable window. The hottest months are February through April, so pack accordingly and plan indoor activities during peak heat.

What to pack for your visit to Togo

Togo's tropical climate and mix of urban and rural exploration require thoughtful packing to stay comfortable and prepared. Light, breathable clothing combined with sun protection and a few practical items will enhance your experience.

  • Lightweight, breathable clothing — Cotton and moisture-wicking fabrics are essential for Togo's humid, tropical climate year-round.
  • High-SPF sunscreen and hat — The equatorial sun is intense; protect yourself from UV damage while exploring beaches and outdoor markets.
  • Insect repellent — Mosquitoes and other insects are present, especially during rainy seasons; DEET-based repellent is highly recommended.
  • Sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots — Essential for navigating cobblestone streets, market terrain, and mountain trails around Kpalimé.
  • Quick-dry towel and waterproof bag — Useful for beach days, waterfall visits, and the unpredictable tropical showers.
  • Your uPhone eSIM — Stay connected throughout your journey with seamless coverage from Togo's major providers including Togocom and Moov Africa Togo, ensuring you can navigate, communicate, and share your adventures without interruption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your Togo eSIM

The eSIM uses Togocom (4G and 5G on n78) and Moov Africa Togo (4G only). Togocom offers faster speeds and future 5G access; Moov’s 4G is limited to urban areas. Both provide 4G in cities, but rural coverage depends on your device’s band support.

Possibly not. B20 (800 MHz) is widely used for rural 4G coverage in Togo. Foreign phones missing B20, common in older or non-European models, may lose signal outside cities, especially in the northern Savanes region where coverage is already sparse.

No, this eSIM only works within Togo. If you cross into Ghana, Benin, or Burkina Faso, the eSIM will not connect. You would need a separate eSIM or local SIM for each country. The eSIM stops working at the border.

Data is not filtered or throttled by the eSIM itself. However, Togocom and Moov Africa Togo may apply local traffic management. Median download speed is 18.65 Mbps (July 2025). In practice, expect slower speeds in rural areas or during peak hours in cities.

No, this eSIM is pre-activated and does not require local registration or ID at purchase. You install it before travel and it connects on arrival. Togo has SIM registration laws for physical SIMs, but eSIMs purchased abroad for roaming are exempt.
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