Waze will work adequately without a constant data connection, provided you can (probably on hotel Wifi) load in advance all your day's destinations and (the maps for) the routes between them. While you won't get traffic taken into account, you will (if the local editors are up to scratch) have a more up to date map than any rival SatNav offers. Watch out for "funny" routes though, the router on the phone is nowhere near as good as the one on the server.biccies wrote:It may be worth using a different sat nav app, as Waze's "headline" features are somewhat redundant without a constant data connection.
But I would certainly want an offline SatNav on my phone as backup. Navfree would be my choice.
Re: Preparing to use Waze abroad on my phone