TapNomad: Is Tap Water Safe?

Can you drink the tap water where you are going? TapNomad answers for 4,000+ cities in every country. Every safe, caution or not-safe verdict names its source and the date it was checked. Free to use, no account. KNOW BEFORE YOU DRINK • One clear verdict per city: safe, caution, not safe, or unverified when nobody has published enough to say. • The source behind it, such as a water utility, a health authority or a national monitoring programme. Tap it for the details. • The date it was last verified and how confident the answer is. THE QUESTIONS TRAVELLERS ACTUALLY ASK • Brushing teeth, ice in drinks, coffee and tea, baby formula: each gets its own answer. • Taste and limescale, where hardness and chlorine have been measured. • Plain advice for places where the tap is not safe. WATER ON THE MAP • 350,000+ drinking fountains and refill points in 158 countries. • A note when a point is private, indoors, charges a fee, or is at an airport where it may be behind security. • Shops that are likely to sell bottled water, for places where the tap is not an option. PREMIUM: TAKE IT OFFLINE • Download your destination before the trip: the map, the water points, the shops and the verdicts. • Turn-by-turn walking guidance to the nearest water or shop, with no signal at all. • Yearly plan with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers, or a weekly plan for a single trip. The safety information itself is free and stays free. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no email, no ads, no tracking. • Your location finds water near you and is never stored. • Anonymous usage statistics are optional and off until you say yes. HONEST LIMITS TapNomad reports what official and published sources say. It cannot see a burst main, a boil-water notice issued this morning, or the pipes inside your building. When the data is thin it says so instead of guessing. It is information, not medical advice. English, Deutsch, Français, Español. Terms of use: https://tapnomad.app/terms Privacy policy: https://tapnomad.app/privacy