Sim Routes is written for people who measure a country in kilometres and a plan in navigation days.
Each note begins with a route we have driven and the connectivity questions that came up on it: a border, a tunnel, a parking app that wanted a local number.
We keep the advice deliberately mechanical. Offline maps, charging order, and a written fallback matter more than any particular tariff.
Routes are described from trips we made; distances and timings are given as ranges, not promises.
The site takes no payment, runs no affiliate links and publishes no rankings.
Anything requiring a screen while moving has no place in these notes.
Sim Routes does not sell eSIM plans, does not operate a shop and does not accept payment in exchange for coverage. We describe how travel connectivity works; we do not tell readers which company to buy from.
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