eSIM para Santo Tomé y Príncipe

Cuántos datos necesitas realmente

A normal visitor here uses roughly 300MB–800MB a day, most of it messaging, maps and Portuguese translation. If you upload diving clips or video call home every evening, budget nearer 1.5GB a day instead.

Al aterrizar

The main gateway is Sao Tome International (TMS), only a few kilometres from town, with flights arriving mainly from Lisbon, Accra and Libreville. Principe has its own strip, Principe Airport (PCP) at Santo Antonio, reached on a 35-minute hop in a small aircraft from Sao Tome. Switch the line on as you land, because guesthouse pickups here are usually confirmed by message rather than at an airport desk.

Dónde cambia la cobertura

Service is densest in Sao Tome town and along the northern and eastern coast road where the villages line up. It thins or disappears once you are inside the Obo rainforest in the island's middle, around Pico Cao Grande, on the run south to Porto Alegre and on the offshore islets such as Ilheu das Rolas. On Principe it clusters around Santo Antonio, while the southern coast and the forest walking routes have effectively nothing, so download the offline map before you leave town.

Ciudades sobre las que preguntan los viajeros

• Sao Tome: Bayside capital with Portuguese colonial buildings and the central market.
• Santo Antonio: Principe's main town, tiny and much quieter than the big island.
• Trindade: Hill town near the capital, on the way to waterfalls and old plantations.
• Neves: Northern port town, the launching point for dive and fishing boats.
• Porto Alegre: Far south end of the main island; long road in and patchy signal.

Apps para instalar antes de volar

• WhatsApp, the channel guides, drivers and guesthouses use for almost everything
• Google Translate con el paquete de portugués sin conexión
• An offline map app such as OsmAnd or Organic Maps for the forest roads