Getting online abroad is one of those travel problems that shouldn't still exist in 2026. Roaming charges are confusing. Hunting down a local SIM at the airport wastes the first hour of your trip. And the "free WiFi" at most hotels is rarely fast enough to upload a photo, let alone make a video call home.
We've teamed up with Saily to fix it. From today, every country guide on AtoBeach has a Saily eSIM panel showing the cheapest plan for that destination, and our readers get 10% off every plan with code ATOBEACH at checkout.
Why Saily
There are a lot of travel eSIM providers. We picked Saily because the coverage is genuinely global (200+ destinations, including the places other providers quietly skip) and the plans are priced sensibly. With our reader discount, 10GB in Spain for 30 days comes to around £11, and a 7-day unlimited plan in Japan is about £20.
The other thing that matters: setup is painless. You buy a plan inside the Saily app, install the eSIM with a couple of taps, and the data switches on the moment you land at your destination. No SIM tray tools, no airport queues, no frantic hotspot borrowing.
How the discount works
On every AtoBeach country page (under "Stay connected on your trip") you'll see the cheapest plan that covers your destination, priced with the 10% reader discount already factored in.
To actually get that price, click through to Saily from the banner and enter code ATOBEACH at checkout. That's the only step. The code works on every plan, every destination, every time.
If the destination is one Saily covers as part of a regional plan, you might see a Europe or Global pass instead of a country-specific one. That's usually the better deal if you're hopping between countries on the same trip.
What's next
We're going to keep refining what shows on each country page based on what readers actually need. If there's a plan type you'd want to see highlighted, or a destination where the data is wrong, let us know. The partnership is new, the integration is live, and we'd rather iterate quickly than ship something that gathers dust.
Have a trip booked? Open your destination's country guide and the panel will be there.