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Réunion eSIM

Reunion is a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean that people mostly come to walk: the GR routes across the three cirques, the climb up Piton des Neiges, and the trails out to Piton de la Fournaise, a volcano that still erupts every so often. That kind of trip leans on a phone more than you would expect, because you are checking mountain weather, whether a trail or the volcano enclosure is open, and confirming a bed in a village down in a cirque. The coast road and the towns are easy; Mafate, which no road reaches at all, has to be planned offline first.

Plans listed

8

Network

Orange Réunion, SFR Réunion

Technology

4G / 5G

Local currency

EUR

Picked by how you travel

Best for a short trip

Réunion 1GB 7 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
1GB
Validity
7 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$4.90
Details

Best for heavy data

Réunion 20GB 30 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
20GB
Validity
30 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$60.90
Details

These picks are computed from price per GB, validity and plan features only — never from what we earn.

All Réunion plans

Réunion 10GB 30 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
10GB
Validity
30 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot
  • Best value per GB

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$30.90
Details

Réunion 20GB 30 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
20GB
Validity
30 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot
  • Best value per GB

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$60.90
Details

Réunion 2GB/day 15 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Daily
Data
2GB per day
Validity
15 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$86.90
Details

Réunion 1GB/day 10 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Daily
Data
1GB per day
Validity
10 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$29.90
Details

Réunion 512MB/day 7 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Daily
Data
512MB per day
Validity
7 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$10.90
Details

Réunion 5GB 15 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
5GB
Validity
15 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$17.90
Details

Réunion 3GB 15 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
3GB
Validity
15 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$11.90
Details

Réunion 1GB 7 days

Orange Réunion / SFR Réunion

Fixed
Data
1GB
Validity
7 days
Hotspot
Yes
Technology
4G / 5G
  • 5G ready
  • Hotspot
  • Budget

Validity starts on first connection at the destination

from$4.90
Details

How much data you actually need

Most visitors use around 500MB–1.5GB a day, because trail maps stay open, the weather gets checked repeatedly and photos go up from the summits. Filming every day pushes it past 2GB.

When you land

The main gateway is Roland Garros (RUN) at Sainte-Marie near Saint-Denis, served from Paris, Mauritius and other Indian Ocean destinations, with a second airport at Pierrefonds (ZSE) by Saint-Pierre in the south used mainly for regional routes. If you are driving straight up into one of the cirques on your first night, switch the line on and check the road status for the climb to Cilaos or Salazie before you leave the terminal.

Where coverage changes

Along the ring road and the coastal towns — Saint-Denis, Saint-Paul, Saint-Pierre, Saint-Andre — service is reliable throughout. Up high it behaves differently: in the Mafate cirque, reachable only on foot or by helicopter, you get patches on the ridges that vanish as soon as you drop into a valley, and the climb to Piton des Neiges, the plain around the volcano and the hairpin road up to Cilaos all cut in and out. Download the trail maps every time before you start walking.

Cities travellers ask about

  • Saint-DenisMain northern city, next to the airport and the administrative centre.
  • Saint-PierreBig southern town and the usual base for the volcano.
  • Saint-Gilles-les-BainsWest coast beach and lagoon strip, busy on holiday weekends.
  • CilaosVillage inside a cirque, reached by a road of several hundred hairpins.
  • Hell-BourgVillage in the Salazie cirque and a starting point for walks into Mafate.

Apps to install before you fly

  • Car Jaune for the inter-town bus timetables around the island
  • Meteo-France for mountain forecasts and cyclone warnings
  • Google Maps or Waze for the ring road, which jams morning and evening

Networks in Réunion

OperatorTechnology
Orange Réunion4G / 5G
SFR Réunion4G

These are the networks operating in the country. A given plan may reach only some of them — check the network named on the plan itself.

Plan comparison

PlanDataValidityHotspotSold by
Réunion 1GB 7 days1GB7 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 3GB 15 days3GB15 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 5GB 15 days5GB15 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 10GB 30 days10GB30 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 20GB 30 days20GB30 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 512MB/day 7 days512MB per day7 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 1GB/day 10 days1GB per day10 daysYeseSIMonline
Réunion 2GB/day 15 days2GB per day15 daysYeseSIMonline

FAQ

If something goes wrong on a Mafate hike, can I call for help?+

Only from certain spots. No road reaches Mafate, so signal comes in patches along the ridges and usually disappears once you drop into a valley. Download the offline trail map, tell your gite or someone at home which route you are walking and when you expect to arrive, and carry a power bank, because a phone hunting for a network all day drains fast. Many walkers who want more certainty go with a local guide.

When is cyclone season, and how should I plan around it?+

The southern-hemisphere cyclone season runs roughly from November to April. In that window heavy rain can settle in for days and the authorities may raise an alert level, which closes roads, trails and sometimes the airport. Follow the Meteo-France bulletins each morning, keep the plan flexible, and do not set out on a high route on an alert day, because water rises fast in the ravines and conditions change within an hour.

Reunion is part of France — how does that affect which plan I pick?+

Do not assume a plan covering mainland France or Europe automatically includes Reunion; the island sits in the Indian Ocean and is frequently treated as a separate service area. The reliable way to check is to read the list of countries and territories on the plan page itself and confirm Reunion is named there before you buy. If you are unsure, message us on LINE at https://lin.ee/skDPoNx or email esimonline.asia@gmail.com before you order.

When does a Réunion eSIM start counting days?+

Most plans here start when the phone first connects to a network at the destination, so you can install in advance at home and switch it on after landing. Each plan page states its own rule.

Do I have to remove my home SIM?+

No. The eSIM is a second line, so you keep your home number for SMS OTP. Turn off roaming data on the home line and set the eSIM as the data line.

Related

Plan data in this build comes from a demo supplier used to exercise the system. Prices and networks are replaced with live data once a supplier API is connected.

Last updated: September 4, 2026

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