Compare eSIMs for Mauritius 2026

The underlying network names are Emtel, my t and CHILI; provider statements list Emtel most widely, followed by my t and CHILI. Bloomy eSIM, AirHub, RedEx eSIM, Roamix, iroamly and YonoSIM have particularly deep catalogues here, but a familiar brand does not tell you whether its offer fits your trip. With most major providers selling in Mauritius, the useful differences are the data allowance, how long it lasts and what happens when it runs out.

Emtel, my t and CHILI are the operators named by travel-eSIM providers for Mauritius. That means there is a genuine choice of network underneath the eSIM, but the traveller does not usually pick it after installation: the provider’s own published list determines which operator the eSIM is set up to use. Comparing those lists can therefore reveal the network arrangement before purchase, rather than leaving it as an unknown. A listing records what a provider has stated; it is not evidence of signal strength or of how well that network reaches every location.

A zero-priced data offer is currently listed for Mauritius, but it is a small introductory allowance rather than a usable holiday plan. It is generally tied to signing up with the provider and may be limited to one per customer. That makes it useful for getting a basic connection shortly after arrival or checking that your phone accepts the service, but most travellers will need a paid package for regular use. The offer’s terms can change, so check them before relying on it.

Unlimited options do appear for Mauritius, and they are fairly common among the providers selling there. The label is not a reliable guide to how the service behaves: one plan may provide full-speed data each day, while another may apply its limit across the trip. Once that allowance is used, speeds are reduced, sometimes enough to make video difficult and maps sluggish, although messages may still get through. Check the reset pattern and reduced-speed conditions before choosing.