eSIM for Peru
One eSIM for Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu. No SIM shop, no IMEI paperwork.

Works in Lima, Cusco and Aguas Calientes
No IMEI registration at a phone store
Free data, data per GB, or unlimited data
One eSIM for 176 countries

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Firsty connects you to Peru's biggest networks
Firsty connects you to Peru's major networks, including Claro and Movistar, through a single eSIM that activates in under 60 seconds. Start free by watching ads, buy GBs that never expire, or go unlimited from €2/day. From the Lima coast to Cusco at 3,400 metres, the same eSIM works in 176 other countries when your trip continues.
No contracts. No fair use traps. No €30 daily roaming charge from your home operator.
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Why Firsty is different in Peru
Same price as everywhere else Peru isn't covered by EU roaming, so your home plan either leaves it out or charges per MB. Firsty doesn't: from €0.98 per GB on Prepaid and from €2/day on Unlimited, the same as in Spain or Japan. No South America surcharge.
Buy data that never expires Most travel eSIMs sell GBs that expire in 7 or 30 days. With Firsty Prepaid, the GBs you buy stay on your account forever. Bought 10 GB and only used 4 because you were offline for four days on the Inca Trail? The other 6 are still there for Bolivia, Chile or your next trip.

How it works
How Firsty works in Peru
How much data do you need in Peru?
Lima food stopover

Cusco + Machu Picchu

The full Peru loop

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Price table
Prepaid (use anywhere, never expires)
Data | Price | €/GB |
|---|---|---|
1 GB | €4,50 | €4,50 |
3 GB | €7,50 | €2,50 |
5 GB | €9,50 | €1,90 |
10 GB | €17,00 | €1,70 |
20 GB | €26,40 | €1,32 |
50 GB | €49,00 | €0,98 |
Unlimited (day pass or monthly)
Duration | Price | €/day |
|---|---|---|
1-6 days | €3,00/day | €3,00 |
7-14 days | €2,75/day | €2,75 |
15-19 days | €2,50/day | €2,50 |
20+ days | €2,20/day | €2,20 |
Monthly subscription | €59/month | €2,00 |
Where in Peru does Firsty work?
Lima: Fast 4G across Miraflores, Barranco and San Isidro, with 5G in a growing number of districts.
Cusco & Sacred Valley: Strong 4G in Cusco city. Good in Pisac and Ollantaytambo, patchy around Moray and Maras.
Machu Picchu & Aguas Calientes: 4G in Aguas Calientes. Weak or no signal at the citadel and on the Inca Trail, so download offline maps first.
Arequipa & Colca Canyon: Reliable 4G in Arequipa. Very little signal deep in the Colca Canyon.
Puno & Lake Titicaca: Fine in Puno. Gaps on the Altiplano roads and on the islands.
Amazon (Iquitos & Puerto Maldonado): 4G in town. Most Tambopata jungle lodges have no mobile signal at all.
Questions? We've got you.
Land in Lima. Stay connected. Install Firsty before you fly. Start free, upgrade if you need more, keep what you don't use. One eSIM, no paperwork.
Do I need to register my phone in Peru if I use an eSIM?
Not with a travel eSIM. Peru requires foreign phones that use a Peruvian SIM to be registered in person at the operator, or they get blocked within about two business days. Phones roaming on a foreign line are exempt, and Firsty roams on Peruvian networks, so there's no store visit or IMEI paperwork.
Does Firsty work at Machu Picchu and on the Inca Trail?
In Aguas Calientes, yes. Up at the citadel, signal is weak or missing on every network, and on the Inca Trail it mostly disappears after day one. Download offline maps and your entry tickets before you go. On Prepaid, the GBs you don't use while offline stay on your account.
What are the eSIM plans available in Peru?
What are the eSIM plans available in Peru?
The best eSIM plans available in Peru cater to various data needs. Firsty offers both free and paid plans for seamless connectivity. With Firsty Free, you get ad-supported data for basic internet use. For heavy data users needing high-speed internet for streaming and video calls, Unlimited is perfect, especially in major cities like Lima, Cusco, and Arequipa.
How can I activate a travel eSIM for Peru?
Activating a travel eSIM for Peru is a breeze:
Ensure you have a stable Wi-Fi connection to download the Firsty app.
Open the app and follow the super easy setup process to activate your free eSIM.
When you arrive in Peru, your connection will be ready instantly.
For faster internet, upgrade to Classic or Unlimited, which you can purchase and activate anytime without needing WiFi.
Does eSIM for Peru come with unlimited data?
Firsty’s eSIM for Peru offers unlimited data through Firsty Free, allowing you to use essential apps like WhatsApp, Email, and Navigation without any cost. For high-speed internet and more data-intensive activities, you can upgrade to Classic or Unlimited. This plan also lets you pause the service, ensuring you get the most value from your data without waste, especially when traveling between cities like Trujillo and Iquitos. Saving data can also come in handy in case of emergencies, ensuring you always have access when you need it most.
What is the best way to get data in Peru?
The most efficient way to get data in Peru is by using Firsty Free or purchasing days of fast data through the Firsty app. Peru’s top mobile internet providers include Claro Peru, Movistar Peru, and Entel Peru. With Firsty, you automatically connect to the fastest provider based on your location, whether you're in Lima, Cusco, or Arequipa. Paying per day with Firsty ensures a reliable connection without relying on WiFi for basic internet. This flexibility means you only pay for what you use and can avoid expensive bundles.
Can I create a hotspot with my eSIM Peru plan?
Absolutely! With Unlimited, you can create a hotspot in Peru to share your internet connection with others. This is perfect for connecting multiple devices or providing internet access to friends and family. Just enable the hotspot feature on your phone, and others can connect using your Unlimited connection. This feature is especially awesome when traveling with a group, particularly during visits to landmarks like Machu Picchu, the Nazca Lines, or exploring the Amazon Rainforest.
