Compare pharmacy travel clinics for destination-specific vaccination advice and private travel vaccinations, with typical prices and booking lead times.
Many larger pharmacies run a travel health clinic offering a consultation to assess which vaccinations and antimalarial medication you need for your trip, based on your destination, itinerary, and health history. Some travel vaccines — such as hepatitis A, typhoid, and cholera — are often available free from your GP surgery, while others, including yellow fever, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, and some meningitis strains, are almost always private and only available from a registered yellow fever centre or travel clinic. Book at least 6-8 weeks before you travel, as some vaccine courses need multiple doses spaced weeks apart.
Published prices · September 2026
How much do travel vaccinations cost at UK pharmacies and travel clinics?
At the five providers we checked on 25 September 2026, a first hepatitis A dose cost £59–£67, typhoid £35–£42 and yellow fever £75–£82. A three-dose rabies course cost £222–£300 where a course price was published.
How much do travel vaccinations cost at UK pharmacies and travel clinics? — checked 25 September 2026
Provider
Hepatitis A (1st dose)
Typhoid (injection)
Yellow fever
Rabies
Conditions
Source
Well Pharmacy
£59
£35
£75
£222–£300 (3 doses)
All doses paid at the first appointment. No consultation fee stated.
Prices copied from each provider’s own website on 25 September 2026. Prices vary by branch and change during the season — confirm before you book. We do not take payment for inclusion in this table. Hepatitis A prices are for the first dose; the booster is extra. Yellow fever is only given at registered yellow fever centres. MASTA was not accessible when we checked. Report a price change.
Published prices · September 2026
What does a travel clinic consultation cost?
On 25 September 2026, 3 UK providers published travel clinic consultation prices of £20 for the consultation itself. Vaccines and antimalarials are charged separately. At Boots and Superdrug the £20 fee is only charged if you decline, or are not supplied, the recommended vaccines or tablets.
What does a travel clinic consultation cost? — checked 25 September 2026
Provider
Published price
What the price covers
Source
Boots
£20
Only charged if you decline the recommended vaccines or antimalarials; once per group, initial consultations only.
Prices copied from each provider’s own website on 25 September 2026. Prices vary by branch and change during the season — confirm before you book. We do not take payment for inclusion in this table. Well Pharmacy and Rowlands publish per-vaccine prices rather than a separate consultation fee. Report a price change.
Which travel vaccines are free on the NHS?
Hepatitis A, typhoid, and cholera are usually available free from your GP surgery if you are travelling to a country where they are recommended. Yellow fever, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, and most other travel vaccines are private-only.
Ask your GP or practice nurse first for the NHS-funded set. Pharmacy travel clinics still help when the surgery has no appointments, you need a private-only vaccine, or you want malaria tablets the same day.
A yellow fever stamp is only valid from a registered yellow fever vaccination centre. Not every pharmacy travel clinic holds that designation.
How much does a pharmacy travel consultation cost?
Many pharmacies offer a free travel health risk assessment; some charge £15–£25 for a full consultation. Vaccine and antimalarial costs are separate and charged per dose or course.
Typical figures on this page are editorial ranges, not a live quote. Confirm whether the advertised price is the assessment only, one vaccine, or a package. Malaria tablets have their own course price — see our malaria tablets service page.
Book 6–8 weeks before departure. Some courses need doses weeks apart; a late booking can mean incomplete protection.
How should I use the pharmacy list below?
The cards are GPhC-registered premises that list a travel clinic. Call to confirm they still run it, have the vaccines you need, and (if relevant) are a yellow fever centre.
We never invent opening hours or stock. Use Compare with your postcode, then verify the premises number on pharmacyregulation.org before you pay a deposit.
3 pharmacies with travel clinic confirmed on their profile
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a travel vaccination consultation cost?▼
Many pharmacies offer a free travel health risk assessment, though some charge £15-£25 for a full consultation. Vaccine costs are separate and charged per dose.
Which travel vaccines are free on the NHS?▼
Hepatitis A, typhoid, and cholera are usually available free from your GP surgery if travelling to a country where they're recommended. Yellow fever, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, and most other travel vaccines are private-only.
How far in advance should I book a travel clinic appointment?▼
At least 6-8 weeks before departure, since some vaccines require more than one dose spread over several weeks to give full protection.
How do I check a pharmacy offering travel clinic is GPhC-registered?▼
Open the listing, copy the premises registration number, and search it on pharmacyregulation.org. Match the name and address before you send ID, start a consultation, or pay. Pick My Pharmacy is a directory — we do not supply travel clinic.
Does Pick My Pharmacy provide travel clinic?▼
No. We compare GPhC-registered pharmacies. The pharmacy you choose supplies the service after its own clinical checks. Paid placements are labelled and never change a rating.