A Guinea Miyahu travel eSIM for Guinea starts at $9.50 for 1 GB over 7 days. The product page lists the speed as 4G. Only three plans are published, and there is no unlimited option on this product. Coverage is Guinea.
Key facts
| Country | Guinea |
| Network | Guinea Miyahu |
| Speed | 4G (published on the product page; subject to carrier Fair Usage Policy) |
| From | $9.50 for 1 GB / 7 days |
| Validity | 7, 15, or 30 days |
| Install | QR code, before you fly |
What a Guinea Miyahu eSIM costs
The published plans on the Guinea travel eSIM are $9.50 for 1 GB valid 7 days, $17.50 for 2 GB valid 15 days, and $25.00 for 3 GB valid 30 days. There is no unlimited SKU, and 3 GB over 30 days is the ceiling on the product. Per gigabyte the entry plan costs $9.50, 2 GB comes to $8.75, and the 3 GB plan works out at $8.33, so the three sizes do not get much cheaper as they grow. Be clear about what that means before you buy: this is a data-light product for a short stay, and a heavy user cannot solve the problem by stepping up to a bigger plan.
Network
The plan is sold under the operator name Guinea Miyahu and the supported country is Guinea. The product page publishes the speed as 4G, and real speed still depends on the mast, the handset, and the carrier Fair Usage Policy. Guinea is covered as one country on this plan. Coverage is concentrated in Conakry and around Kindia, Labé, Kankan and Nzérékoré, with thinner service across the Fouta Djallon highlands and the interior, where lodges and rural guesthouses often have no usable connection at all. The product page does not publish a coverage map, so treat the highland stretches as offline and save your maps and confirmations while you still have signal. Do not assume this plan works across the border: it does not cover Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, Mali, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, or the Gambia.
How much data you actually need
Maps, chat, and booking confirmations fit inside 1 GB for a short stay in Conakry, provided you download maps offline before you arrive. A two-week trip with daily photo uploads is realistically the 2 GB plan, and a month of travel is the 3 GB plan, which is the ceiling here. Nothing on this product is cheap enough to leave a hotspot running, so use hotel Wi-Fi for updates and keep mobile data for the days you are moving.
Unlimited data
This product has no unlimited plan, and there is no larger bucket to step up to either: three gigabytes over 30 days at $25.00 is the top of the range. If you need more data than that in Guinea, the practical options are a local SIM bought on arrival or a second eSIM, not a bigger travel plan.
Dual SIM
Keep your home SIM for calls and bank texts. Turn on data roaming only for the Guinea Miyahu line. iPhone: Settings, Mobile Data, pick the travel line. Android: Settings, Network, SIMs, set mobile data to the travel eSIM. Do this before you leave the airport Wi-Fi.
Arrival and transit
The main gateway is Conakry (CKY) at Gbessia, and it is the only international airport of any size. By land you can cross from Senegal through Koundara, from Mali at Kourémalé, from Guinea-Bissau at Quebo, and from Sierra Leone and Liberia on the southern roads. Install the eSIM on hotel or home Wi-Fi before the flight, then switch the data line on after you clear arrivals. You do not need a local shop or a passport photo for this plan.
Install
- Buy the plan and open the QR code in the order email while you still have Wi-Fi.
- On the phone, add an eSIM and scan that code. Label the line “Guinea”.
- After landing, set mobile data to that line and leave your home number on for texts.
Phone compatibility
The phone must be carrier-unlocked and eSIM-capable. iPhone XS and later, and recent Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models, qualify. A locked handset will not take the QR code. Check the lock status with your home carrier before you pay.
FAQ
Q1: How much is the cheapest Guinea eSIM?
$9.50 for 1 GB, valid 7 days, on the Guinea Miyahu plan.
Q2: Which operator is on the plan?
Guinea Miyahu. The supported country is Guinea.
Q3: Does it include calls and SMS?
No. It is a data plan, with voice calls only through apps such as WhatsApp or FaceTime. Keep your home SIM for calls and one-time passwords.
Q4: Is it 5G?
No. The product page lists the speed as 4G. Real speed still depends on coverage and the Fair Usage Policy.
Q5: Is this the same as Guinea-Bissau, Equatorial Guinea, or Papua New Guinea?
No. This product is for Guinea, the country whose capital is Conakry. Guinea-Bissau, Equatorial Guinea and Papua New Guinea are separate destinations with separate plans, and a plan bought for one of them does not work in the others.
Q6: Will it work outside Guinea?
No. Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, Mali, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast, and the Gambia each need their own plan.
Q7: Is there an unlimited option?
No. There is no unlimited SKU on this product, and the largest plan is 3 GB over 30 days at $25.00.
Q8: Can I share it as a hotspot?
Yes, within the data allowance, but with only three gigabytes available it is cheaper to keep hotspotting for real emergencies.
Q9: What if the QR code fails?
Use the manual activation code in the same email. The phone still has to be unlocked.
Q10: When were these prices checked?
October 2026, against the published variation prices on travelydata.com.
Bottom line
Guinea is a small, honest plan: three sizes, $9.50 for the first gigabyte, and 3 GB over 30 days as the ceiling at $25.00, the best value on the list at $8.33 per gigabyte. There is no unlimited option, coverage is strongest in Conakry and thins out across the Fouta Djallon, and a plan from Guinea-Bissau or Senegal will not cover it. Buy the size that covers your stay and route the heavy traffic over hotel Wi-Fi.
Prices and coverage verified on travelydata.com, October 2026.
