It installs in 3 min and needs wifi. Do it before you sail.
Every port below is inside your plan. Match it against your itinerary. Full 115-country list.
Not covered: Bermuda, Grenada, Martinique and Trinidad. Sailing somewhere else? Check the full 115-country list.
Scan one QR code on your wifi. Your regular SIM and number stay put. Takes 3 minutes.
The eSIM wakes up on local towers the moment you're ashore. Your 30 days start then, not at purchase.
Full-speed 4G/5G data at every covered port. Hotspot it to the rest of your cabin.
First port guaranteeDoesn't work at your first port? Full refund, no questions asked.
Prices in USD. Checkout happens on GetGhost.Boo. Unused data expires when the validity period ends. Activate within 90 days of purchase.
To stop paying your carrier's roaming rates. The moment you leave the country, most US plans switch to a day pass at around $12 per phone, per day. Four port days with two phones in the cabin is $96 for the same week Ghost covers for $19.99.
An eSIM is just a second line, downloaded instead of shipped, and your phone can run both at once. Your regular SIM stays active for your number, your texts and your two-factor codes. Ghost sits beside it and carries the data. You pick which one is doing what in your settings, so nothing gets replaced and nothing gets removed.
No, and neither will anything else at sea. Ships run satellite networks that charge by the megabyte. Keep your phone on airplane mode aboard, then switch Ghost on the second you step ashore.
You need an unlocked, eSIM-compatible phone. Most phones from the last 5 years qualify, including iPhone XS and newer. Run the free phone check on the plan page before you pay.
Before you board. Installing needs wifi and takes about 3 minutes. The eSIM then sits dormant until it finds a local network at your first port.
Yes. This is a data-only eSIM that runs alongside your existing SIM. Your number, contacts and apps stay exactly as they are.
Top up from your phone in a minute. No speed throttling at any point, you always get the fastest network available.
It expires at the end of the validity period. You have 90 days from purchase to activate, and the 30-day clock only starts when the eSIM first connects ashore.
If it doesn't work at your first port, you get a full refund, no questions asked. See the refund policy for the fine print.
It needs wifi to install. Do it before you sail.
