Island, Aruba
Internet in Aruba: speed, SIM cards and coworking
—Median download
Is the internet good in Aruba?
Wifi at cafés and hotels is mostly fast; coworking and libraries are an option.
Getting online in Aruba
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Home fibre | Fibre and cable from SETAR and Digicel widely available; about 70–120 AWG a month. |
| Cafés and coworking | Wifi at cafés and hotels is mostly fast; coworking and libraries are an option. |
| Tourist SIM | SETAR and Digicel prepaid SIMs at the airport and shops with passport; a few weeks of data cost roughly US$15–35. |
| eSIM | Local carriers sell eSIMs to visitors. |
| Carriers | SETAR, Digicel |
| Monthly data plan | Afl.50–90 ($28–50) |
Internet speeds in Caribbean
National medians, Speedtest Global Index.
| Country | Fixed | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Dominican Republic | 74 Mbps | 126 Mbps |
| Haiti | 49 Mbps | — |
Quick answers
Is the internet fast in Aruba?
Wifi at cafés and hotels is mostly fast; coworking and libraries are an option.
Which SIM card should I get in Aruba?
SETAR and Digicel prepaid SIMs at the airport and shops with passport; a few weeks of data cost roughly US$15–35.
Can I use an eSIM in Aruba?
Yes. Local carriers sell eSIMs to visitors, and travel eSIMs work too.
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Sources
Speeds are medians from Ookla's Speedtest Global Index, cited for reference. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.