eSIM data plans for Greece

Two ways to get connected in Greece: a fixed amount of data on Cosmote and Vodafone's 4G and 5G networks, or a daily allowance on Wind's 3G and 4G network. Which suits a trip depends less on how long it runs and more on how the data gets used.

Data by the gigabyte

These plans run on Cosmote and Vodafone, both 4G and 5G. They suit a traveller who has a rough sense of how much they'll use, maps, messaging, social apps through the trip, and would rather pick a size than a day count. If the data runs out before the trip does, the plan stops, and a top-up on the same eSIM restores it, so a size is a starting point rather than a final guess.

Data by the day

The unlimited plans run on Wind's 3G and 4G network and are sold by the day rather than by gigabyte, from a single day up to thirty. They suit someone who would rather stop watching usage altogether, streaming, navigation, video calls, for the length of the stay. Each one carries a fair use policy, so speed eases off for the rest of the day only after a high amount of use that day, rather than being capped from the outset.

Sharing the connection

Hotspot and tethering are included on every plan here, fixed data or unlimited, so the same eSIM can carry a laptop or a second phone alongside the trip.

Buying ahead of the flight

None of these plans start counting at purchase. Validity begins at the first connection to a network in Greece, so a plan bought and set up well before departure sits ready and unused until landing.