Find toilets, water, showers & Wi-Fi – anywhere you travel.

Voyager Maps helps you find the places you actually need while traveling — restrooms, drinking water, Wi-Fi, laundromats — especially when you're somewhere unfamiliar.

Free · iOS & Android

5.5 million practical places · 237 countries · free

Voyager Maps app showing toilet, drinking water and shower locations on a map of Budapest
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Why not just use Google Maps?

Google Maps is great for navigation. But for free community resources — toilets, water taps, showers — it shows mixed results. Voyager Maps was built for exactly those moments.

Google Maps
Voyager Maps
Toilet
Knows a few public ones
✓ 331 restrooms in Paris — public, paid and customer options
Drinking water refill
Shows some, around 20 places across the city
✓ Free water taps & refill — 289 places in Paris alone
Shower
No results — only hotels & irrelevant places
✓ Several free and low-cost paid shower spots
Free Wi-Fi
Mostly cafés
✓ Free Wi-Fi & customer-allowed Wi-Fi spots
What it focuses on
Navigation, restaurants, cafés
✓ Practical travel needs only

Sample based on Paris, France (July 2026): Voyager Maps figures counted in our database, Google Maps figures from a manual search for the same category.

Why Voyager Maps was created

Most map apps focus on getting you somewhere. Voyager Maps focuses on what you need once you are there — a fast way to find the practical places that make a trip work.

Travelers run into situations like these all the time:

With filters and category groups you see only the places that matter to you, without unrelated results getting in the way.

Designed for real travel situations

Road trip

Find drinking water and restrooms more reliably, without leaving your route.

Van life

Handle everyday needs simply, without irrelevant results or long searches.

Backpacking

Solve practical needs fast, wherever you are — without the guesswork.

City exploration

Plan around free drinking water instead of wasting money on bottles.

What you can find worldwide

Wi-Fi is not a category of its own — 389,000 of these places offer free or customer Wi-Fi, and you can filter for it across all of them.

Practical travel categories people really search for while on the move.

More than finding the next stop

The places you find can become a plan you keep, share and cost out — the part a general map app leaves to you.

Build an itinerary

Save the places you find as stops, in the order you will visit them, with times and notes.

Share it with who you travel with

Send a link, or add travel companions so everyone follows the same plan.

See what it adds up to

Put an estimated cost on any stop and see the total per currency — useful when a trip crosses borders.

Keep the ones worth returning to

Mark any place as a favourite and it stays one tap away, on this trip and the next.

Simple experience, fast decisions

Voyager Maps uses a clean map interface and focused travel categories, so you can quickly scan nearby options and pick your next stop with confidence.

Quick place details view in Voyager Maps
Quick place details in the app
London map cluster overview in Voyager Maps
Satellite map view

Every practical place you need — wherever you go.

Install Voyager Maps and find what you need faster, wherever your trip takes you.

Frequently asked questions

Is Voyager Maps free?

Yes, Voyager Maps is completely free on both iOS and Android. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases.

How many locations does Voyager Maps have?

Voyager Maps has over 5.5 million practical places worldwide, including public toilets, drinking water taps, free showers, Wi-Fi spots, laundromats, parking, and more.

What is Voyager Maps used for?

Voyager Maps is a travel utility app for finding practical places while on the move — restrooms, free drinking water, showers, laundromats, and Wi-Fi. It is designed for travelers, road trippers, backpackers, van lifers, and cyclists.

How is Voyager Maps different from Google Maps?

Google Maps is great for navigation and restaurants. Voyager Maps focuses exclusively on practical travel needs: public toilets, free drinking water, showers, laundromats, and parking. It shows far more locations in these categories — in Paris, for example, we list 289 drinking water refill points against about 20 found on Google Maps.