Travel Internet Tips
Expert advice on saving money and staying connected abroad.
Buying a SIM Card at Queen Beatrix Airport
Queen Beatrix International Airport has SIM options in the arrivals area for both Setar and Digicel, making it…
Staying Connected on a Solo Trip to Aruba
Traveling solo in Aruba puts a slightly different weight on staying connected than a group trip does —…
Staying Connected on a Family Trip to Aruba
Traveling with family in Aruba adds a few specific considerations to the usual connectivity planning — sharing data…
Internet for Digital Nomads in Aruba
Aruba has become an increasingly popular destination for digital nomads, drawn by its stable climate, English-speaking population, and…
Reliable Internet for Business Travel in Aruba
Oranjestad and the surrounding resort strips support typical business travel needs well, with strong mobile coverage and established…
Using Google Maps in Aruba Without Wasting Data
Google Maps works well in Aruba’s developed areas, with a more variable experience once you’re navigating Arikok National…
Useful Apps for Travelling in Aruba
A handful of apps cover most of what a visitor needs in Aruba — getting around, checking weather…
Mobile Internet for Snorkelling in Aruba
Aruba’s calm, clear waters make it a genuinely excellent snorkelling destination, from the shallow lagoon at Baby Beach…
Mobile Internet Beyond Resort WiFi in Aruba
Most Aruban resorts advertise WiFi as a standard amenity, and it generally works well enough for browsing from…
Mobile Internet for an Aruba Cruise
Aruba is a regular stop on Caribbean cruise itineraries, with ships docking directly in Oranjestad — and connectivity…
Mobile Internet for an Aruba Road Trip
Aruba’s small size makes a full island road trip genuinely achievable in a single day, but the connectivity…
Mobile Internet at Aruba’s Beaches
Aruba’s beaches, from the bustling resort strips to quieter coves further afield, generally share the same reliable coverage…