Staying Connected in Greece Made Easy: My Experience with eSIM

When I first arrived in Corfu, I was immediately greeted by the sea wind, lavender on the roadsides and... the question - what to do with the connection? Wi-Fi does not work everywhere, and local SIM cards require time, documents, and, frankly, disrupt the ease with which summer begins.

This time I decided to try eSIM - a digital SIM card that can be activated in a couple of minutes, without plastic and without going to the store. I chose Yesim because:

• everything is in English (and a little bit more human, without techno-fear),

• you can choose a package for a country or for the whole of Europe,

• Activate directly from home - before leaving.

On the Greek islands, where the roads wind along cliffs and the bus may not come, it is important that the phone works. Especially if you are traveling alone, or with a child, or just don’t want to get lost.

With Yesim, I immediately had a map, a navigator, access to the site, YouTube, and even Zoom—I called from the beach under the oleanders.

💡 If you are also going to Greece, you can try Yesim eSIM at this link . Works on most modern phones (iPhone, Samsung, Pixel). No plastic, just a little summer in the cloud