When your crew is crossing the Cook Strait on the ferry, you'll find connectivity is a bit of a mixed bag. As you depart from Wellington and approach Picton, your Triply eSIM will grab a strong signal, perfect for those last-minute group texts or photo shares. However, while you're out in the open water and navigating the scenic Marlborough Sounds, the signal can become intermittent. We recommend downloading any group entertainment or maps beforehand, so everyone stays happy even if the internet takes a little break.
How will Triply keep our group connected on the Cook Strait Ferry?
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