Senegal takes you through Dakar, Gorée Island and the Saloum delta. A local connection turns each of those stops into something you can navigate, book and share as you go.
Network coverage in Senegal
In Senegal, the eSIM runs on Orange, which means you are on a local network rather than a slow international relay.
How much data do you need?
Most travellers use between 500 MB and 1 GB a day for navigation, messaging and photos. Short city breaks fit comfortably in a fixed data pack; longer trips with heavy map use are cheaper on unlimited.
What you get
- 5G and 4G data on the Orange network in Senegal
- QR code delivered by email within minutes of ordering
- Install before you fly, activates on arrival in Senegal
- Keep your own number for calls and text messages
- Fixed data packs or unlimited daily data, from a few days to a month
- No contract, no deposit and no roaming bill afterwards
Setting up your Senegal eSIM
Install the eSIM before departure and it stays inactive until it finds a network in Senegal. Your home number keeps working alongside it, which matters for two-factor codes and boarding passes.
It suits short city breaks as much as long stays: tourists comparing routes on the move, business travellers who need a stable connection between meetings, and remote workers who cannot afford to lose access on arrival.
Prepaid, no contract and no deposit: a straightforward way to have mobile data in Senegal from the moment you arrive.