Travel vaccines and malaria tablets
Every travel vaccine in stock, priced per dose, given at the consultation. Yellow fever centre. Malaria tablets dispensed on site.
01Travel clinic
The ticket
- Length
- 10 min per visit
- Price
- £39
- Per dose; full list on the fees page
- Results
- Certificate on the day
- By video
- No
We hold stock of every routine travel vaccine so nothing is 'on order'. Prices are per dose and listed in full on the fees page; the picker on the travel page shows the likely bundle for your region before you book.
Per dose
- Hepatitis A £62, hepatitis B £55, combined hepatitis A and B £79
- Typhoid £39, combined hepatitis A and typhoid £85
- Diphtheria, tetanus and polio £39
- Yellow fever £75 with the international certificate
- Meningitis ACWY £69 with the Hajj certificate
- Rabies £72 per dose (three doses; accelerated one-week course available)
- Japanese encephalitis £110 per dose (two doses)
- Tick-borne encephalitis £69 per dose
- Cholera £45 per dose (oral, two doses)
- Chikungunya £185, dengue £145 per dose
Malaria tablets: atovaquone-proguanil from £29 for 12, doxycycline from £18 for 50, mefloquine from £32.
Children's doses are priced the same; hepatitis A junior is £52. Hepatitis A, typhoid, cholera and the diphtheria-tetanus-polio booster are free from your NHS GP if you have four to six weeks; we say so at the consultation.
What the £39 includes
- Stock held on site, logged fridge
- International certificate for yellow fever, Hajj certificate for meningitis ACWY
- Dose reminders by text
- Record card and an entry in your online account
Appointment
Travel vaccines and malaria tablets
£3910 min per visit
Per dose; full list on the fees page
This week; Saturday walk-in; leaving in days: call
Next with Jo: Today 11:30
02Is it the right one?
Suitable, and not
Book this if
Yes- Anyone with a travel consultation booked or completed within the last year
Not this one for
Elsewhere- Walk-ins without a consultation on weekdays (Saturday clinic is walk-in)
InsteadTravel consultation
03What happens
What happens, and when
At the visit
Vaccine given; sit for 15 minutes after yellow fever.1 to 4 weeks
Second and third doses where the course needs them.
Said plainly
Risks- Sore arm, tiredness, mild fever for one or two days
- Yellow fever vaccine has age and health limits; the nurse screens for them
Everything lands in Harbour Street Online with a GP comment. How results arrive →
Same-day appointments today
Seen today.
Ask for a same-day slot before 11:00 on a weekday and we will see you that day, in person or by video, or the appointment is free. Last year we kept it 94% of the time in person and 100% including video.
Phone and Ellie answers.
01632 960850The board today
Hours- Mon–Fri
- 07:30–20:00
- Sat
- 08:30–16:00
- Sun
- 09:00–13:00
Emergency? Call 999Not us: an ambulance.