Collection: Greece eSIM

Greek summer lands right in the middle of the Australian winter — which is exactly when most of us make the long-haul trek. Whether you're island-hopping the Cyclades, wandering the Acropolis at golden hour or lingering over a taverna lunch on Crete, you'll lean on your phone for ferry timetables, maps, menu translations and sending that Santorini sunset home. A prepaid Greece eSIM from $6.30 AUD sorts your data before you leave Australia.

Why an eSIM for Greece

• Sorted before you fly — your eSIM arrives by email as a QR code minutes after checkout.
• Prepaid, no bill shock — what you pay at checkout is all you pay.
• Keep your Aussie number — dual SIM keeps your Australian SIM active alongside the eSIM, so you're still reachable.
• Top up anytime — stretched a week in Mykonos into two? Add more data in a few taps.

How it works

Buy your plan and your eSIM QR code lands in your inbox straight away. Scan it before you fly and it waits quietly on your phone. When you land in Athens, you're online — 4G/5G on partner networks where available — before the baggage carousel. Want the full rundown? See how it works.

Pairing Greece with a ferry to Italy or a stop in France? A single Europe eSIM can cover the whole trip. Either way, the ESIMStore app for iPhone and Android shows your live data usage at a glance.

FAQs

Will my iPhone work with an eSIM in Greece?

Most iPhones from the XS onwards support eSIM, as do recent Samsung and Google Pixel phones. Just check your phone is unlocked from your Australian carrier — then you scan the QR code we email and you're set.

Can I keep my Australian number while I'm in Greece?

Yes — that's the point of dual SIM. Your Australian SIM stays active alongside the eSIM, so you're reachable on your usual number while your holiday data runs through the Greek plan. Nothing to swap, nothing to lose on a ferry deck.

What if I run out of data while island-hopping in Greece?

Top up in a few taps — no hunting for a phone shop on Naxos. The ESIMStore app shows your live usage so you'll see it coming, and our Australian-based support team is there if you get stuck.