Oct 22, 2026

Male, Maldives Oct 22, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - HolidayVibe Maldives, a travel agency in Malé licensed by the Ministry of Tourism, has launched MaldivesESIMs.com. The free website compares the tourist eSIMs and SIM cards that visitors can use in the Maldives. It lists 20 Maldives plans from six providers: the two Maldivian networks, Dhiraagu and Ooredoo, and the international eSIM apps Airalo, Holafly, Saily and Yesim. Each price shows the date it was checked on the provider's own website.
The site's first round of research turned up several details that many travelers miss:
The site also explains where phones get signal in the Maldives. Both networks say they cover inhabited islands and resorts. Signal comes and goes on boat transfers, and can drop at remote sandbanks and liveaboard anchorages. The team plans to publish its own dated coverage tests from islands and transfers as they are completed.
"Getting online after landing at Velana is part of nearly every trip we plan, and much of the advice online is out of date or written by the companies selling the plans," said Abdulla Maseeh of HolidayVibe Maldives. "We built MaldivesESIMs.com to show the real numbers, straight from each provider, with the date we checked them."
MaldivesESIMs.com includes:
The site is available now at https://maldivesesims.com.
Source :HOLIDAYVIBE MALDIVES
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