Guatemala eSIM

I bought the Gohub Guatemala eSIM before my trip to Antigua in April 2026, and it connected quickly after landing in Guatemala City. I used it for Google Maps, WhatsApp, and restaurant searches throughout my stay. The connection was reliable in Antigua and Lake Atitlán, making it easy to navigate without hunting for a local SIM.

Sarah Mitchell

5/5

I used the Gohub Guatemala eSIM during a two-week hiking trip around Tikal and the highlands. Setup was simple with the QR code, and it worked well for trail maps, hostel bookings, and staying in touch with my group. Signal was strong in towns like Flores and Panajachel, but naturally slower in remote jungle areas. Great for adventure travel.

James O'Connor

4/5

This was my first experience with an eSIM, and the Gohub Guatemala plan made it easy. I installed it at home before departure, then activated it when I arrived. It worked smoothly for messaging, Uber, and checking tour bookings during my week in Antigua and Chichicastenango.

Emily Zhang

5/5

I spent three weeks in Antigua and used the Gohub Guatemala eSIM as my primary mobile connection. It handled email, messaging, light video calls, and hotspot mode pretty well in the city. For bigger uploads, I still relied on café Wi-Fi, but the eSIM was a solid backup when working remotely.

Marcus Silva

4/5

I only had five days in Guatemala, so I didn't want to waste time buying a SIM card. The Gohub Guatemala eSIM was ready right after landing and worked perfectly for navigation, ride apps, and quick searches. Super convenient for short trips.

Lisa Anderson

5/5

I used the Gohub Guatemala eSIM while visiting local markets and Mayan ruins across the country. It worked well in Guatemala City, Antigua, and Quetzaltenango for maps, translation apps, and photo uploads. Coverage was decent even in smaller villages, though speeds varied. For the price, it was a practical choice.

Roberto Morales

4/5

Just returned from Guatemala and used the Gohub eSIM for 12 days. It worked fine for basic needs like maps, WhatsApp, and hostel research, but I wish the data plans came in smaller increments for budget travelers. Battery drain was noticeable when using hotspot for extended periods. Still, it was cheaper than international roaming and saved me a trip to a telecom shop.

Hannah Park

4/5

I used the Gohub Guatemala eSIM during treks to Acatenango and Pacaya volcanoes. Setup was quick, and it kept me connected in base towns like Antigua for booking guides and checking weather updates. Signal dropped during the actual climbs, which is expected in mountain areas, but it reconnected once we were back down. Useful for coordinating logistics.

Alex Turner

5/5