🇸🇳 eSIM for Senegal

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eSIM prices for Senegal

All prices in USD

7 days of unlimited data in Senegal costs $159.86 — about $22.84 a day on Orange Sénégal or Free Sénégal, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap. In Senegal, 5G is live and median mobile download speed is 28.2 Mbps.

Duration Price Per day
1 day $23.82 $23.82/day
3 days $69.18 $23.06/day
5 days $114.52 $22.90/day
7 days $159.86 $22.84/day
10 days $227.86 $22.79/day
15 days $48.76 $3.25/day
30 days $29.18 $0.97/day
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Which networks you connect to in Senegal

Your eSIM roams onto Senegal's own operators. These are the networks and the frequencies they run — check your phone supports them before you travel.

Operator 4G / LTE bands 5G bands 5G
Orange Sénégal B1, B3, B7, B20 n78 Yes
Free Sénégal B1, B3, B7, B20 — No
28.2 Mbps
Median download
10.9 Mbps
Median upload

Source: Ookla Speedtest Global Index, Q2 2025

Coverage in Senegal

Orange 5G limited to Dakar and select urban centers as of mid-2025. Rural coverage in eastern Senegal (Tambacounda, Kédougou regions) remains sparse with 2G/3G-only zones across all operators.

Senegal travel guide

Enjoy your Senegal vacation

Senegal is West Africa's most stable and welcoming destination, where vibrant markets, pristine beaches, and rich cultural heritage converge. From the bustling streets of Dakar to the serene beauty of the Sine-Saloum Delta, this enchanting country offers unforgettable experiences for every traveller. The warmth of Senegalese hospitality and the rhythmic pulse of live music and dance create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else on the continent. With a uPhone eSIM, you'll stay connected to share your adventures from the moment your plane touches down in this West African gem.

Top attractions in Senegal

Senegal boasts an incredible array of attractions ranging from historical landmarks to natural wonders and vibrant urban experiences. Whether you seek adventure, culture, or relaxation, you'll find world-class destinations throughout the country.

  • Île de Gorée — This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a poignant island fortress near Dakar where visitors explore the House of Slaves and contemplate the region's complex history.
  • Saint-Louis — A charming colonial city at the mouth of the Senegal River, famous for its colourful architecture, birdwatching, and tranquil island setting.
  • Lake Retba (Pink Lake) — A mesmerising rose-coloured saltwater lake near Dakar, perfect for swimming and photography, especially magical at sunset.
  • Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary — A wetland paradise in northern Senegal hosting over 400 bird species and a crucial stop for migratory birds between Europe and Africa.
  • Sine-Saloum Delta — A stunning mangrove ecosystem ideal for kayaking, dolphin spotting, and experiencing pristine beach communities.

Popular foods to try in Senegal

Senegalese cuisine reflects the country's coastal geography and multicultural heritage, combining bold spices, fresh seafood, and locally grown grains. Each dish tells a story of tradition and flavour that has been passed down through generations.

  • Thiéboudienne — A beloved national dish of fish and rice cooked in a rich tomato-based sauce with vegetables, often called the Senegalese national treasure.
  • Yassa — Marinated grilled meat or fish with a tangy onion and lemon sauce, representing the essence of Senegalese flavour.
  • Maafe — A creamy groundnut stew with meat and vegetables, offering warmth and comfort in every spoonful.
  • Ceebu Jen — A fragrant rice and fish dish with vegetables and caramelised rice at the bottom, beloved throughout the country.
  • Pastels — Crispy fried pastries filled with spiced meat or fish, perfect as street snacks or appetisers.

Best time to visit Senegal

The best time to visit Senegal is during the dry season from November to April, when temperatures are warm but pleasant and rainfall is minimal. This period offers ideal conditions for exploring beaches, wildlife reserves, and cultural sites, with the cooler months of December and January being particularly comfortable for outdoor activities.

The rainy season from June to October brings lush green landscapes and is excellent for birdwatching, though some rural areas become harder to access. May and September-October are shoulder seasons with fewer tourists and lower prices, though occasional rain may occur. The hottest months of May to August can be quite intense, but prices drop significantly if you're flexible with timing.

What to pack for your visit to Senegal

Senegal's tropical climate and diverse activities require thoughtful packing to ensure comfort and safety throughout your journey. Prepare for sun, heat, and occasional rain while respecting local customs.

  • Lightweight, breathable clothing — Cotton and linen garments help you stay cool in Senegal's hot, humid climate while covering shoulders and knees for cultural respect.
  • High-SPF sunscreen and hat — The equatorial sun is intense; protect your skin even on cloudy days to prevent severe sunburn.
  • Insect repellent — Essential for protecting against mosquitoes, especially near water and during dawn and dusk hours.
  • Comfortable walking shoes and sandals — Explore bustling markets and sandy beaches comfortably with both sturdy and casual footwear options.
  • Lightweight rain jacket or poncho — During the rainy season, having a compact waterproof layer helps navigate sudden downpours and humid conditions.
  • Your uPhone eSIM — Stay connected with coverage from Senegal's major networks including Orange Sénégal and Free Sénégal, ensuring reliable connectivity for navigation and communication across the country.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your Senegal eSIM

Your eSIM uses Orange Sénégal and Free Sénégal. Orange has limited 5G in Dakar and select urban centres. Free has no 5G. Rural eastern Senegal (Tambacounda, Kédougou) remains sparse with only 2G/3G zones across both operators.

Senegal’s 4G uses bands B1, B3, B7, B20; 5G uses n78. Many US or Asian phones lack B20, which reduces rural coverage. Older phones missing n78 cannot access Orange’s limited 5G in Dakar.

No, this eSIM is for Senegal only. Coverage stops at the border. If you cross into Gambia, Mauritania, or Guinea-Bissau, you will lose service unless you buy a separate eSIM for that country.

No filtering or throttling is reported on this eSIM. Data runs at the local median speed of 28.15 Mbps (Ookla Q2 2025). Standard internet access is unrestricted, though rural 2G/3G zones will be much slower.

No physical registration or ID check is required for this eSIM. It activates remotely. However, if you later buy a local physical SIM in Senegal, you must present a passport for registration under local law.
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