While you'll likely have signal in larger Amazonian towns like Coca (Puerto Francisco de Orellana), expect coverage to become very limited or nonexistent once you venture deep into the rainforest, especially at remote lodges near areas like Yasuní National Park. These are pristine, isolated environments. Your Ecuador Abroad eSIM connects to the best available local networks, but even Claro or Movistar have their limits in such dense, wild areas. Embrace the digital detox and immerse yourself fully in the incredible biodiversity of the Amazon!
Does my Ecuador Abroad eSIM work deep within Amazon rainforest lodges, for example, near Yasuní National Park?
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