Check out our short movie about MyFrance App 

Our App is designed by Emilie to make your life easier while being on the roads

 

MyFrance App includes :

  • A Get Ready book with all information to be prepared for your trip
  • Your Daily Itineraries: Day by Day
  • Your Vouchers & Tickets
  • Your Key Contacts while in France: B&B hosts, guides, Emilie & Laura, etc
  • The Weather where you are located

App Screenshots

App Main Page - Daily Plan - A Town Map

Click on a Destination

And the GPS available on your phone will automatically open.

Such as Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps...

No need to type the destination anymore !

Click on Phone or Email

Your phone will automatically call or email your contact, using the apps already installed on your phone.

Such as WhatsApp, Gmail, Yahoo, etc...

No need to type the email addresses or phone numbers anymore !

Access the Towns' Maps

Access our personalized town maps on your smartphone and navigate walking or driving.

Directly from your book, the day you are there.

No carrying paper maps around anymore !

Enjoy some French music

We share our French music playlist through the app...so you can enjoy it while driving around in France !

Currency Converter

In 2 clicks, convert from your currency to euros or vice-versa.

Be in touch with your Travel Planner

If you need anything, you can reach the travel planner team : Laura & Emilie

Access MyFrance App

  • When ? About a month before your trip
  • How ? You will be provided a private login to load your trip
  • How many devices ? You can download and access the app on as many devices as you wish.
  • Smartphones, Tablets ? The app is designed for IPhone and Android. Smartphones and Tablets.
  • Which devices ? If your device is older than 5-6 years, its operational system may not be able to process properly the app. We are sorry about that.
  • Where ? Once loaded, you can access your app with or without internet or data.
  • How long ? About 10 days after returning home, the access will close.

Your Paper Guidebook remains

Apps are great but we also like the paper guidebook which is very pleasant to read at home before and after the trip.

Many of our travelers also like to keep it on a bookshelf... as a souvenir. 

 

Our Travelers’ Reviews

Anthea
We have just returned from a road trip around France and with Emilie's help, we had one of the best trips we've ever had. We travel extensively and I normally do my own research and bookings because we don't like using formal , organised tours but we were looking for advice on self driving holidays in France. Emilie's attention to detail is …
Shanna
Emilie's services are amazing!! I contacted her after my one year anniversary trip planning fell through with another agency. She quickly picked up the reins from where they left off, listened to our budget requests and organized an absolutely fantastic trip for us! From Paris to Provence to the French Riviera, everywhere we stayed was wonderful …
Gabriele
This trip was such an awesome cultural adventure and we can not say enough about Emilie and France Just for You. This service was outstanding, well planned according to our interests and the B&B's were all wonderful. Each B&B was different but all fantastic in their own way. The suggestions Emilie made all worked amazingly well and so did the …

Our Travelers’ Photos

Elisabeth & Randy
From Canada
In Vimy Ridge Memorial
Shanna & Mike
from the US
For their First Wedding Anniversary in Provence
Linda
From Australia
Making Chou-Buns at Valerie's
Bobbi & Andy
from the US
Walking with a private guide in Mont Saint Michel bay
Karen & Tony
From Australia
In Villandry Gardens, in the Loire Valley
Sharon & Maroun
from the US
in Burgundy
Georgia & Matt from Australia
Cooking fresh stawberries from Carpentras in Provence
Elizabeth
From Canada
At her B&B in Normandy
Bev & John
from Canada
in Bordeaux
John & Becky
from the US
In the Arcachon Bassin
The Rimlinger Family
from Australia
Came to find out about their French ancestors
Heather
From Australia
At her ancestor's gravestone on Northern France

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