On Bolivia's 'Death Road' (Yungas Road), you can expect intermittent signal with NorthESIM. You will generally have good 4G coverage at the starting point, La Cumbre, and at the endpoint in Coroico. However, along the winding 60km gravel descent through the mountainous jungle canyon, the signal will be inconsistent. While we strive for broad coverage, the nature of this remote terrain means consistent connectivity cannot be guaranteed throughout the entire route. Plan for periods without data.
Will I have a data signal on Bolivia's 'Death Road' (Yungas Road) with NorthESIM?
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