eSIM Greece

easySim offers both fixed-data and unlimited Greece eSIM plans, with access to supported networks including Cosmote, Nova and Vodafone. Fixed-data plans start from £2.99, while unlimited plans start from £8.60. All plans include hotspot support and a 6-month money-back guarantee.

For a full provider comparison, the Greece eSIM guide covers the main options available to UK travellers.

The same easySim Greece eSIM can be used across mainland and island destinations wherever supported network coverage is available. This means you do not need a separate easySim eSIM simply because your itinerary includes destinations such as Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, Santorini, Mykonos, Zakynthos or Kos.

Network availability and connection quality can vary by location, particularly in remote or less populated areas.

Fixed-data plans:

• 1GB — 7 days — £2.99

• 3GB — 15 days — £5.99

• 5GB — 30 days — £7.99

• 10GB — 30 days — £12.99

• 20GB — 30 days — £17.99

• 50GB — 30 days — £36.99

Unlimited data plans:

• Unlimited — 3 days — £8.60

• Unlimited — 5 days — £14.30

• Unlimited — 7 days — £20.00

• Unlimited — 10 days — £26.50

• Unlimited — 15 days — £36.00

• Unlimited — 20 days — £43.70

• Unlimited — 25 days — £49.70

• Unlimited — 30 days — £54.00

A regional Europe plan covering Greece alongside 35 other countries is also available from £3.49 — useful for multi-destination trips. If you are unsure how much data to buy, the data usage guide can help.

Yes. Unlimited Greece eSIM plans are available from £8.60 for 3 days up to £54.00 for 30 days, running on Cosmote, Nova and Vodafone.

Each unlimited plan includes up to 3GB of full-speed data per 24-hour period. After 3GB, speeds reduce to between 512Kbps and 1Mbps until the next daily cycle resets. This covers maps, messaging, social media and general browsing throughout the day. If you regularly stream video or transfer large files, a fixed-data plan may suit you better.

easySim Greece plans connect to Cosmote, Nova and Vodafone. All three support 4G. Nova additionally supports 3G. 5G coverage is available on all three where the network infrastructure supports it.

Your device selects the available network automatically based on signal strength. You do not need to choose a network manually when you arrive.

Yes. Both plan types are available and serve different travel styles.

Fixed-data plans provide a set data allowance without the daily 3GB high-speed threshold that applies to Unlimited plans. They can be suitable for travellers who know approximately how much data they expect to use.

Unlimited plans are designed for travellers who prefer not to monitor a fixed overall data allowance. Full-speed access applies for up to 3GB per 24-hour period, after which speeds reduce until the next daily reset.

No. easySim Greece plans are data-only and do not include a Greek phone number, voice calls or SMS.

Your primary SIM remains in your phone for calls and messages but roaming charges may apply so we recommend turning your Primary SIM off while travelling.

Internet-based services — WhatsApp, FaceTime, iMessage, Messenger — work normally over your easySim eSIM.

Yes. Hotspot and tethering are supported across all easySim Greece plans, both fixed-data and unlimited.

Data used via hotspot is deducted from your allowance. On unlimited plans, hotspot usage counts toward the 3GB daily full-speed threshold.

For more information about using your eSIM as a hotspot while travelling, read our eSIM Hotspot Guide.

Yes. Purchasing and installing the eSIM before your trip does not start your data allowance. Your bundle begins when the eSIM first connects to a supported network in Greece, so you can install at home and travel knowing your data is ready on arrival.

On most dual-SIM compatible phones, your home SIM can remain active for calls and messages while easySim provides mobile data. This means you keep your usual number for incoming calls and texts without paying international data roaming charges through your home network.

Charges from your home provider for calls or SMS made abroad may still apply — check your home network's terms before travelling.

Check that your device supports eSIM using the Compatibility Checker before purchasing.

Yes. Enable Data Roaming for the easySim line and set easySim as your Mobile Data SIM. For your home SIM, turn Data Roaming off to prevent mobile data charges from your home network while abroad. Calls and SMS through your home SIM are separate from the data roaming setting and are not affected by this change.

An eSIM requires a compatible, carrier-unlocked device. If your phone does not support eSIM or is locked to a single network, a physical SIM card purchased locally would be the alternative. eSIMs are also data-only — if you need a local Greek number for calls, a local physical SIM with voice capability would be more appropriate.

You can check device compatibility before purchasing using the Compatibility Checker.

Check the following first:

• Your easySim eSIM line is switched on.

• Data Roaming is enabled for the easySim line.

• easySim is set as your Mobile Data SIM.

• Your device supports eSIM and is carrier unlocked.

If the connection still does not work, the eSIM Not Working Guide covers the most common causes and fixes, or you can contact the easySim support team directly.