Whether your international travel plans include Paris for the Summer Olympics or anywhere else in the world, the OneSimCard DataMax eSIM and Physical 3-in-one SIM takes the gold metal for fast, reliable global roaming at unbeatable prices. Both form factors are currently on sale to save even more!
Fast Data Speeds
Our new DataMax Sim card and DataMax eSIM card are capable of 5G speeds in over 65 countries and over 115 Networks around the globe…one of the biggest footprints in the travel SIM card industry!!
4G Speeds are available in many more countries and networks worldwide. DataMax has you covered with the best speeds in almost every destination…over 200 total global destinations.
Fully Functional
While the DataMax family of SIM Cards are optimized for Global Roaming Data, you can couple our free SIM VoIP App with the blazing fast 5G DataMax to place calls to, and receive calls from, any phone in the world at a fraction of the cost of conventional roaming voice services.
What’s more, you can use the SIM VoIP app to send and receive SMS messages to any cell phone.
Phenomenal Pricing
The DataMax SIM Cards have highly competitive pricing with rates starting at $0.003USD per MB with Discount packages…less than ½ the cost of our other SIM cards. We put together discount data packages that suit the needs of every traveler regardless of the duration of their trip.
Here is an example of the potential savings: Zone EU Plan
Plan Duration
Plan Size
Plan Cost
2 Weeks – 14 Days
1,000 MB
$11.75
2 Weeks – 14 Days
2,000 MB
$15.00
2 Weeks – 14 Days
5,000 MB
$18.00
2 Weeks – 14 Days
10,000 MB
$32.00
Monthly – 30 days
20,000MB
$62.00
Zone EU Countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Vatican City
You can also use this eSIM with Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) data. Simply add funds to the SIM and pay for only the data you use! All of our rates can be found on our Rates and Coverage page. Just choose your destination and choose which DataMax SIM card (DataMax or DataMax eSIM) you want, and discover the benefits of using the DataMax SIM card for your one and only Travel SIM card.
Easy Upgrade
If you already have a OneSimCard SIM, moving to the DataMax is extraordinarily simple! To start to enjoy the tremendous savings the DataMax SIM cards offer, you can upgrade your SIM card now. Just purchase the new DataMax SIM card which best suits your device requirements (traditional plastic 3-in-1, or eSIM) and you can request to move your existing balance and PEN over to the DataMax SIM.
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Many consider the city of Nice to be the capital of the French Riviera. From year-round sun and famous blue chairs to Art Deco architecture, museums and evolving restaurant scene, Nice, unlike its glitzier coastal rivals, has something to offer for every budget. The city is a popular destination for vacationers of all ages.
Castle Hill (Colline du Château) lets you enjoy a beautiful panorama of the Bay of Angels with the dramatic backdrop of deep blue waters of the Cote d’Azur. Fringed by the famous Promenade des Anglais it offers miles of the loveliest urban sea-front in Europe. Many events take place there including the annual Carnival and the Battle of Flowers. One can spend an entire vacation hanging out at the Prom (as the locals call it).
Museumgoers will enjoy the choice of over twenty museums and municipal galleries in addition to a large number of private contemporary art galleries and artists’ workshops. The most popular ones include the Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art, the Matisse and Chagall Museums.
Nice’s center is easily walkable. Enjoy the architecture of old city quarters, main square Place Massena, food and flower market Cours Saleya and the main shopping street Avenue Jean Medecin all within walking proximity. However, don’t fret if walking is not your thing – the city has a great public transport system or you can explore by bicycle.
Stay Connected
OneSimCard makes an excellent Europe sim card choice, as it offers low Data, Voice and SMS rates in France as well as many other European countries. You can even add a local phone number in France as well as multiple Discount data plans to your international SIM card at any time.
If you have an eSIM capable device, you can download international eSIM straight from our website.
5 Unique and Refreshing Things to do While in France
France is a travel destination for every traveler worth their salt. The country is known globally for its rich, unique culture, especially in the artsy areas. Be it the delicious foods, breathtaking sights, creative fashion, tasty wines, or the vibrant historical and modern art, France is home to every kind of traveler.
Even with a variety of destinations, some of the cities are more popular than others, and for good reason. However, going to the popular attractions may not be as satisfying. Unless you are willing to wait in long lines, why not switch things up a little?
Looking for a unique and refreshing experience while in France? Here are five unusual things you need to do while there.
The second-largest city in France hosts about 15 million visitors annually. However, very few of these tourists visit the sleepy village of Les Goudes.
Located about 40 minutes east of Le Vieux Port, the small village is ideal for some relaxing away from the hustle and bustle of the main port. Because it is quite far off the coast, it is advisable to take public transport.
Interact with the local fishermen and their families that go back for several generations. Take a rocky 20-minute walk to Baie des Singes and explore the little cove. Then head over to the Restaurant Baie des Singes for some fresh fish and local wine. Top your day off with by roaming in the public beach and watch the sunset from the lovely sandy shores.
2. Get Lost in the Secret Passageways of Croix-Rousse, Lyon
In the middle ages, silk merchants in Lyon had to find a way to transport the silk without it getting wet. Thus, the idea of secret underground passages came to be. These passages have withstood time and history, and while they are now privately owned, some are still open to the public.
The passages, known as Traboules, are located in Vieux Lyon and help connect the different streets in the city. Discover these secret tunnels and walk through the history of the silk merchants….just be sure to remain quiet since there are inhabitants in the buildings.
3. Explore Space in Cite de L’espace, Toulouse
Even with the vast population, Toulouse continues to be the most underrated French city in terms of tourism. However, this beautiful city is a lovely blend of old and new architectural designs.
While in Toulouse, make sure you visit Cite de L’espace. Now in its 22nd year of operation, this theme park is an ideal way to spend an afternoon in Toulouse. With life-sized models of spacecraft and learning exhibits, you are bound to learn a lot in a single visit.
If you are more inclined to aviation, head over to Aeroscopia Museum to learn a bit of the history of flying.
4. Sip on Some Wine in the Chateau de Bellet Vineyards, Nice
Known for its beachy ambiance, Nice presents the perfect location for some afternoon unwinding. And while doing so, make sure you get to the Chateau de Bellet Vineyards for some fine wine to cap off your day.
Located just 20 minutes from the airport, the vineyards are enriched with a splendid history of the Barons of Bellet. The wine is made from some rare grapes that are grown on sulfurous terrain, giving them a unique minerally taste. Get to sip on some of South Europe’s most exquisite wine while learning about a winemaking tradition that has been passed down the generations since circa 1777.
A visit to the Chateau includes a walk through the wine cellar and a visit to Bellet Chapel along with a leisurely stroll through the vineyards.
5. Experience the Nightlife with a Panorama View from atop Montparnasse Tower, Paris
Of course, a vacation to France is not complete without a visit to the City of Lights. And speaking of lights, be sure to enjoy the beautiful nighttime view from the Montparnasse Tower.
From the tower, you get to have a panorama view of Paris featuring the city’s most significant landmarks. A nighttime view of La Tour Eiffel from the tower is impressive. What’s more, getting into the tower is less of a hassle as compared to the Eiffel Tower. It is also a bit cheaper.
During the day, head over to the College des Bernadines. The little-known college is home to the precious secrets of Vieux Paris (old Paris), dating back to the 13th century.
Tips to help you Navigate through France
Well, now that you have a list of places to travel, you need a couple of tips. When going to any part of the world, it helps to have some suggestions. Here are some tips to help make your vacation to France an enjoyable stay.
Learn some common French phrases
With worldwide tourists arriving in their country, the French have chosen to keep their language alive. English is uncommon, so come prepared with a French guide.
Bring some extra cash with you
This tip is helpful when traveling anywhere, not just in France. Always have some extra cash to cover any emergencies while traveling.
Use public transport
Taxis in France are expensive and even more so for tourists. Blend in with the locals by using public transport and get to save some money as well. Trains are especially more reliable and can get you to just about any place. You can even use the trams that are located in most cities and follow the main road.
Understand the French culture beforehand
You must know as much as you can about the French culture. Doing so will allow you to blend in with the locals. By doing so, you are less likely to look like a tourist, making you a lesser target for pickpockets and thieves in the crowded streets. So, ensure that you dress and behave like the French.
Bring your OneSimCard international sim card with you to keep cellular connectivity costs in check
You’ll undoubtedly want to stay in touch with your loved ones, and share lots of the wonderful things you are seeing while in France. Using your local provider’s sim card may incur enormous costs. Bring your prepaid OneSimCard (as your France SIM card) to stay connected at lower charges…up to 85% lower than traditional providers!!
France remains to be one of the most popular travel destinations for tourists worldwide. However, there are several undiscovered gems in this beautiful nation. So, get your suitcases out, start packing and head over to some of these unique tourist attractions for a memorable experience.
