Yes, perfectly. This is the ideal solution for cruise passengers. Your cruise ship's Wi-Fi will stop (or charge a fortune) in port. The moment your ship docks in Philipsburg, your eSIM will connect to the local 4G network. This allows you to leave the port, use Google Maps, and upload photos for the day without paying your cruise line's high fees.
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I am on a cruise ship. Will this work while I'm in port at Philipsburg?
Updated July 22, 2026
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