Internet and power on the road
Roaming in the EEA, eSIMs and power at the campsite
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Internet and power on the road
Checking the route, looking at the weather or putting on a video for the kids: internet is handy on the road. Luckily roaming is usually sorted in all five countries. With power at the campsite there are a few things to watch.
Researched by Arjan from Zuidlaren, so you don’t have to · Sources: European Commission · updated 24 October 2026 · About this page
- All five countries are in the EEA
- At sea and on ferries roaming often doesn’t apply
- Ask at the campsite what hook-up they have
Mobile
📱 Mobile internet
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland are all in the EEA. There “Roam like at home” usually applies: you call and browse at your home rate, within the rules of your plan. (source: European Commission)
On ferries and at sea, maritime networks are often used, and those fall outside it. Better to switch off mobile data on board. In remote areas there isn’t coverage everywhere: download offline maps.
Extra data
📶 Extra data with an eSIM
If your plan has little data, you can get an eSIM.
At the campsite
🔌 Power at the campsite
When booking, ask which hook-up the campsite uses and how many amps are available, and bring a suitable cable and adapter. A power bank is handy for hiking days.
Quick to sort
✅ Sorted before you leave
Handy to sort out or look at straight away:
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will my EU mobile plan work in Norway?
Usually, yes: Norway is in the EEA, where “Roam like at home” applies. Not on ferries or at sea (European Commission).
Accountability
📚 Sources
Every number and every rule on this page comes from a source. Here they all are in one place, checked on 24 October 2026. We only mention prices if the provider publishes them itself; otherwise we refer you to the official website.
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- digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu: European Commission: roaming in the EU/EEA
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