Save on an International
Satellite Phone
Stay in touch with a satellite phone when you're on a cruise
or where there is no international cell phone service.
When you go on a cruise, most likely you won't be within
cell phone range. So you have several options for staying in
touch.
- Ship-to-shore in-room phone. These phones are quite
pricey, but good in an emergency. I'm sure that you don't
want to pay $8-12 per minute to call or receive ship to
shore phone calls. And I'm also sure that you don't want to
be stuck in your room when you call someone or worse, to
have to wait in your room to receive calls.
- Rental global cell while in port. Depending on the port
you visit, you may be able to use a global travel cell
phone while in port. Check locations and rate for
global cell phones.
- With a satellite phone you can have the freedom to
stroll the decks when talking on the phone.
In addition, when traveling in remote locations or countries
that don't have a cell phone infrastructure you will need a
satellite phone. For example, good luck getting a cell phone
connection on Mt. Everest!
A satellite phone rental includes: Charger with
international plugs, lithium ion battery, car charger, holster,
clear instructions, and technical support phone number.
Example of Satellite Phone Costs
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Weekly Rental
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Calls To U.S.A. per
min.
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Incoming Calls per
min.
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$149 or less
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$2.49
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Free (direct dial)
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