From remote expeditions and overland journeys to polar travel, fieldwork and adventures far beyond mobile coverage, take reliable communication with you when ordinary networks can no longer reach.
Explore expedition communication ↓Remote travel can quickly take you beyond dependable mobile coverage. Whether you're crossing borders, travelling overland, joining an expedition or working in isolated areas, satellite communication gives you another way to stay connected.
The right device depends on what you need from it. A satellite phone provides direct voice communication, a compact communicator keeps messaging and SOS close at hand, while a satellite hotspot can provide shared voice and data connectivity for a team or expedition.
Keep another communication option available when local cellular networks become unreliable or disappear.
Call, message, share your location or send updates back to family, colleagues and support teams.
From a rugged satellite phone to lightweight messaging or shared connectivity, match the device to the journey.
Different journeys call for different ways to stay connected. From direct satellite voice and lightweight messaging to shared voice and data connectivity, these devices cover a wide range of remote travel requirements.
A rugged satellite phone offering global voice, SMS and location services, with integrated GPS and a dedicated SOS button for travellers operating in demanding and remote environments.
Best for: expeditions and remote travellers who want dependable direct voice communication in a tough handheld device.
A lightweight satellite communicator for two-way messaging and interactive SOS beyond mobile coverage, with a colour touchscreen and Garmin's connected navigation and safety ecosystem.
Best for: independent travellers and adventurers who want compact messaging and emergency communication without carrying a full satellite phone.
A portable satellite hotspot providing voice, messaging, email, weather and light data connectivity for compatible smartphones, tablets and laptops over the global Iridium network.
Best for: expedition teams and remote groups that need to connect multiple devices and require more than basic messaging.