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Digicel offers the dominant network with by far the widest reach.
Haiti has basic 4G across Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haitien and the main towns, with comparatively high data prices and limited infrastructure. Digicel carries by far the widest coverage. The realistic weak spots are the mountainous interior, the remote southern peninsula and rural roads generally, where signal thins or drops between towns. For the main urban centres, connectivity is usable.
Typical local SIM: $12-28. Usually sold at Digicel stores in the main towns; airport counter at Port-au-Prince. The local market is small and data is relatively expensive. A travel eSIM that covers Haiti is often the simpler option, working the moment you land without finding a local store. Check current travel advice before planning a trip.
Because the local market is small and pricey, a travel eSIM is usually the cleaner choice. Check current travel advice before any trip.
the dominant network with by far the widest reach, effectively the main coverage choice.
a smaller alternative with coverage in the main towns, weaker outside them.
you want to land connected without hunting for a local store, given the limited local options.
you are staying long term and want a local Digicel pack despite the higher local prices.
No first-hand measurement has been published for Haiti yet. This page will update automatically when a validated field test is added to the shared dataset.
The page shows the current 5G coverage indicator, a transparency score and the main local operator. These are destination-level signals, not a guarantee for every street or device.
The decision section compares the practical trade-offs. A travel eSIM is usually simpler for a short visit; a local SIM can make sense when you need a local number, longer service or local pricing. Check the current conditions before deciding.