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Internet in Port of Spain: speed, SIM cards and coworking

Updated October 2026Sources
—Median download

Is the internet good in Port of Spain?

Café and hotel wifi is usually fine; power cuts occasionally interrupt service.

Getting online in Port of Spain

Details
Home fibreFibre from Digicel, Flow and bmobile (TSTT) in most urban areas; about 300–600 TTD a month.
Cafés and coworkingCafé and hotel wifi is usually fine; power cuts occasionally interrupt service.
OutagesOccasional power cuts and flooding-related disruption
Tourist SIMPrepaid SIMs from bmobile or Digicel at the airport or stores, with passport; data packs are cheap.
eSIMLocal carriers sell eSIMs to visitors.
Carriersbmobile (TSTT), Digicel
Monthly data planTT$150–300 ($22–44)

Coworking in Port of Spain

There's no dedicated coworking scene here; people work from cafés and accommodation.

Internet speeds in Caribbean

National medians, Speedtest Global Index.

CountryFixedMobile
Dominican Republic74 Mbps126 Mbps
Haiti49 Mbps—

Quick answers

Is the internet fast in Port of Spain?

Café and hotel wifi is usually fine; power cuts occasionally interrupt service.

Which SIM card should I get in Port of Spain?

Prepaid SIMs from bmobile or Digicel at the airport or stores, with passport; data packs are cheap.

Can I use an eSIM in Trinidad and Tobago?

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 Spotted something out of date?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.