On the road
Socket, voltage, eSIM
Romania uses 230 V and the European type-F socket. eSIMs and SIMs are bought from operators - we do not sell them, we have no "discount code". The signal dies in the Delta and on Măcin; an offline plan is part of the bag.
Socket and voltage
Type F, 230 V, 50 Hz. A type-F adaptor covers UK, US and IT plugs. In older guesthouses, a multi-socket is more useful than a car charger. A power bank covers a day on a site without a socket.
eSIM and the SIM card
The big operators sell eSIMs and prepaid in airports, in town and online. Coverage is good on the coast and in the cities, weak on the channels and on the ridge. Download the maps. Do not count on a call from Țuțuiatu.
Wi-Fi
Hotel, museum, station, some restaurants. In the Delta, "we have wifi" may mean a shared phone signal. Tell someone the boat timetable before you lose the signal.
Money and digital payments
Apple Pay / Google Pay work in towns. Cash in the village. It is not a "cash only" country, nor a "card only" one.
What we do not do
We do not resell data. We do not publish an operator ranking. We do not keep the gigabyte price - it changes every quarter.