Choose a data plan for your trip
Select your destination and buy your travel eSIM data plan. Pay with card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or PayPal — no account hoops.
A Flylo unlimited-data eSIM for Europe is from $4.07/day, with no roaming bill and no per-MB charges. It installs from your browser in about 60 seconds — no app, no SIM swap — and works alongside your home SIM.
Choose your eSIM data plan for Europe:
Buy before you fly — your plan only starts when you first connect in Europe.
One Flylo eSIM covers you across most of Europe, so a single plan follows you from a long weekend in Paris to island-hopping in Greece without swapping anything at a border. That suits the way people actually travel the continent: a few days each in several countries, or a rail trip that crosses three or four in a week. Coverage across Europe's cities is genuinely strong. 4G is the baseline almost everywhere, and 5G is widely available in capital cities and larger towns, so maps, streaming and video calls hold up while you're on the move. In rural areas, such as Alpine valleys, remote stretches of the Scottish Highlands or quieter corners of southern Europe, you'll usually still get a usable signal, though speeds can dip and the odd dead spot is normal in the mountains, deep countryside and on some train lines. The eSIM connects to local mobile networks in each country automatically, so there is nothing to reconfigure as you move between them; your phone simply latches onto whichever network is strongest. A practical tip: download offline maps for where you're heading while you still have a good signal, and if data stops flowing just after you cross a border, switch Aeroplane mode on and off to nudge your phone into reconnecting. Because the plan is data-only, you keep your usual number live on your physical SIM for calls and texts, and use WhatsApp, FaceTime or Signal over the eSIM's data to stay in touch. It's a tidy setup for multi-country trips where buying a separate SIM in each country would be a faff.
Install before you fly, then the eSIM activates automatically when you land and connect. Keep Data Roaming switched ON for the eSIM line so it keeps working as you cross borders; this won't affect your home SIM.
5 days of maps, messaging and social media is roughly 3-5 GB. Estimate your trip with our data calculator →
Three steps. No SIM swap, no waiting at the airport, no roaming bill shock.
Select your destination and buy your travel eSIM data plan. Pay with card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or PayPal — no account hoops.
One tap on a modern iPhone (iOS 17.4+) or Android — your eSIM installs straight into Settings. No app required if you don't want one.
Your plan activates the moment your phone connects to a local tower. Your home SIM stays active for calls + texts; Flylo handles data.
Real comparison against the four big eSIM providers — same destination, same plan length.
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| Unlimited data plans | |||||
| From $1.97 / day | |||||
| No app required to install | |||||
| Apple Pay + Google Pay + PayPal | |||||
| Tether / hotspot included | |||||
| 5G where carriers support it | |||||
| Cheaper than competitors | |||||
| Refunds if it doesn't work |
Popular eSIM destinations travellers pair with Europe:
It covers most of Europe's popular travel destinations across the region, so the countries you're most likely to visit on a European trip are included. Check the coverage list on this page for the current set of countries before you buy.
Yes. A single Flylo Europe eSIM keeps working as you move between the covered countries, connecting to local mobile networks in each one automatically. There's nothing to swap or reconfigure when you cross a border.
No, it's a data-only plan, so there's no local phone number for standard calls or SMS. You keep your own number on your physical SIM, and make calls over data using apps like WhatsApp, FaceTime or Signal.
Generally yes. You'll usually get a usable signal in the countryside and smaller towns, though speeds can drop compared with cities, and remote mountains or some rural rail lines may have the occasional dead spot.
Yes. You can turn on your personal hotspot and share the eSIM's data with a laptop, tablet or a travel companion's phone, just as you would with a normal mobile data plan.
You can keep using data throughout your trip. On unlimited plans, speeds may be eased back after a fair-use threshold to keep the network fair for everyone, then typically reset over time.
Just switch Data Roaming ON for the eSIM line. Roaming is how the plan connects to networks abroad, so leaving it off is the most common reason data won't flow. It doesn't change how your home SIM behaves.
Yes. The eSIM runs alongside your existing physical SIM, so you can keep your usual number switched on for calls and texts while using the Flylo eSIM for data across Europe.
Yes. Flylo eSIMs work across Europe on the strongest local 4G/5G carriers, with automatic network fallover so you stay online in cities, airports, on trains, and in rural stretches.
Flylo is one of the cheapest unlimited-data eSIMs for Europe — typically well below Holafly's and Airalo's per-day prices on the routes we track, and you can check our live comparison on the page. Install in 60 seconds, no SIM swap, no roaming bill.
Flylo Europe eSIMs start at $4.07/day for unlimited data. Durations run from short-stay plans up to a month — pick the length that matches your trip. No overages, no per-MB billing, and the price you see is the price you pay at checkout.
Pick a plan above (1 to 30 days, all unlimited), pay with card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal, and the eSIM arrives by email in under a minute. No account hoops, no app forced on you.
Install the eSIM before you fly — it takes 60 seconds on a modern iPhone or Android. The eSIM activates the moment your phone connects to a tower in Europe, typically as you taxi off the runway.
Yes — Flylo plans run at full 5G speeds in any region of Europe where the local carrier supports it, and 4G LTE everywhere else. Unlimited plans include a generous daily full-speed allowance; beyond it, speeds may be reduced until the allowance refreshes — your data never cuts off.