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.
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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.