Q. How far in advance should I book my travel clinic appointment?

Ans. Ideally 6-8 weeks before travel, as some vaccines require multiple doses or time to become effective.

Ans. Yes, we recommend booking an appointment to ensure we have adequate time to assess your travel needs and administer the appropriate vaccinations.

Ans. Costs vary depending on the specific vaccine, the number of doses needed, and your destination and itinerary, so we don’t publish a generic price list. Call us on 01453 810316, email us, or book a consultation and we’ll confirm exact pricing for your trip before you go ahead with anything.

Ans. NHS availability depends on the specific vaccine and your circumstances: some vaccines, such as typhoid, hepatitis A, and tetanus/diphtheria/polio boosters, may be available free from your GP surgery in certain situations, while travel-specific vaccines such as yellow fever, hepatitis B, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, and meningitis ACWY are usually only available privately. We can confirm what applies to you, or you can check the NHS travel vaccinations page for current guidance.

Ans. Bring your travel itinerary, previous vaccination records, passport, and any existing medical conditions or medications list.

Ans. Yes, most travel vaccines can be safely administered together during a single appointment.

Ans. This depends on your specific travel location and activities. We’ll assess your risk and prescribe appropriate antimalarials if needed.

Ans. Yes, we are an approved Yellow Fever vaccination center and provide official certificates required for international travel.

Ans. Yes, we provide travel vaccinations for all ages. Some vaccines have minimum age requirements which we’ll discuss during consultation.

Ans. We’re based in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, conveniently serving travelers from Bristol, Stroud, Cheltenham, and Gloucester areas.

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