eSIM plans / Bahamas

14 plans · prices read 2026-10-21

Best eSIM for Bahamas

For a typical week in Bahamas (6 GB), the cheapest plan on file is Nomad's 10 GB / 30 days at $34. The best value per gigabyte is Nomad's 20 GB for 30 days at $2.45 per GB. 14 plans from Airalo, Holafly, Saily and Nomad, prices as shown on each provider's Bahamas page on 2026-10-21.

Paradise Island bridge in Nassau
Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas. Photo: Der-wuppertaler, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (resized)
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  1. 1Plans on file 14 from 4 providers
  2. 2Best per GB $2.45 · Nomad
  3. 3Typical week 6 GB
  4. 4Cheapest week plan $34 · Nomad
Price per GB of each fixed-data Bahamas plan on file, cheapest first, drawn to scale.

Where Bahamas sits on price

Bahamas is one of the more expensive destinations for data on this site: rank 58 of 60 by best price per GB ($2.5 here, $0.8 to $8.8 across all countries, median $1.3). Its cheapest unlimited plan works out to $3.9 a day, rank 58 of 60 countries with an unlimited option.

How the plans are ranked

Fixed-data plans are ranked by price per GB; unlimited plans by price per day. A plan only counts as covering a trip if its validity is at least the trip length. Commission plays no part in the order. Prices move often, so treat the table as a snapshot from 2026-10-21 and confirm on the provider's page before buying.

Fixed-data plans for Bahamas

Nomad 20 GB/30d$2.45/GBNomad 10 GB/30d$3.40/GBNomad 5 GB/30d$3.80/GBAiralo 3 GB/30d$5.33/GBSaily 5 GB/30d$6.00/GBAiralo 2 GB/15d$6.00/GBSaily 3 GB/30d$6.66/GBAiralo 1 GB/7d$7.00/GBSaily 1 GB/7d$8.99/GBNomad 1 GB/7d$9.00/GB
Price per GB for fixed-data plans in Bahamas, cheapest first (prices checked 2026-10-21).
ProviderDataDaysPricePer GBPer day
Airalo1 GB7$7$7.00$1
Saily1 GB7$8.99$8.99$1.3
Nomad1 GB7$9$9.00$1.3
Airalo2 GB15$12$6.00$0.8
Airalo3 GB30$16$5.33$0.5
Nomad5 GB30$19$3.80$0.6
Saily3 GB30$19.99$6.66$0.7
Saily5 GB30$29.99$6.00$1
Nomad10 GB30$34$3.40$1.1
Nomad20 GB30$49$2.45$1.6

The spread is wide: from $2.45 to $9.00 per GB across the fixed plans on file, which is why a bigger plan from one provider can cost less per GB than a small plan from another. A 1 GB plan covers light use; the typical week needs 6 GB; video and calls push past 10 GB.

Unlimited plans for Bahamas

ProviderDaysPricePer day
Holafly5$29.90$6
Holafly7$36.90$5.3
Holafly15$69.50$4.6
Holafly30$116.50$3.9

The cheapest unlimited plan that covers a week is Holafly at $36.9 for 7 days, about $5.3 a day. Unlimited makes sense when you stream or hotspot; "unlimited" plans usually throttle after a daily high-speed allowance, so read the provider's fair-use line.

How much data will you use in Bahamas?

A typical week needs 1.1 GB to 5.8 GB. See the figures by trip length, 3 days, 5 days, 7 days, 10 days, 14 days, or run the calculator for your own habits. And before you go: the plug you need in Bahamas.

Frequently asked questions

Which eSIM is cheapest for Bahamas?

Nomad's 20 GB plan at $49 was the lowest price per GB ($2.45) among the plans checked on 2026-10-21. Prices change; confirm on the provider's page.

How much data do I need for a week in Bahamas?

About 1.1 GB to 5.8 GB for typical use (navigation, social media, browsing). Buy at least 6 GB, or unlimited if you stream video.

Does my phone support eSIM?

iPhone XS, XR and later, Pixel 4 and later, and most Galaxy S20 and newer models do. US iPhones since the iPhone 14 have no SIM tray at all. Check Settings > Cellular (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > SIM manager (Galaxy) for an Add eSIM option; the phone must also be carrier-unlocked.

Is an eSIM cheaper than my US carrier's roaming in Bahamas?

Usually. Verizon TravelPass and AT&T International Day Pass are $12 a day each, which is $84 for a week. The cheapest Bahamas plan covering a typical week on file costs $34. T-Mobile's higher plans include some high-speed data abroad at no extra cost.

Plan prices: each provider's Bahamas page, read 2026-10-21. Carrier prices: Verizon and AT&T plan pages, read 2026-10-19. Affiliate links may earn a commission; ranking ignores it.