Communication without borders: how I travel with Drimsim.

When the road takes you away from the familiar, you want the connection to remain simple and honest. I love quiet places - Corfu in April, Paralia before the rain, small villages where lavender grows right by the road. On such trips, it is important for me to be in touch - not for social media, but to find the way, find out the ferry schedule, hear a voice from home.

This year I decided to try Drimsim - it's a real SIM card, but not from one operator. It works in 229 countries, and I just inserted it into my phone before departure. No passports, offices, or cabinets. The app shows how much you've spent, where the connection is, and you can top up your balance right on the go.

What's especially nice is that there are no fixed packages or subscription fees. You pay only for what you actually use: for seconds of conversation and megabytes. And the Internet works reliably - even on the ferry between the mainland and Corfu.

Why I left this map in my suitcase:

- works as soon as you get off the plane

– coverage almost all over the world (and definitely all over Greece)

– 💳 convenient replenishment and autopayment

- fair pricing - no overpayments

💡 If, like me, it’s important for you to stay in touch without fuss and unnecessary things, try Drimsim .

🌊 A small note:

I don't like it when technology interferes with flying.

Drimsim is just the opposite. It allows you not to get distracted: it just works. So I left it in my phone. And in my pocket - only a shell and a note with a recipe for tea infusion.