Hepatitis A and B
Protection against hepatitis A and B, common considerations for many destinations.
Travel clinic · Palmers Green
Travel vaccinations and travel clinic in London.
Planning a trip? Tell us where you are going and we will advise on the vaccinations and boosters you need, based on current travel health guidance. Online travel advice is available now, and in-person vaccination at our Palmers Green clinic is available from Wednesday 12 August 2026.
£65Online travel advice, 15 minutes
CQCRegistered clinic
4 to 6 weeksIdeal time before you travel
What it is
The right protection for where you are going.
Different destinations carry different risks. A short conversation about your trip lets us advise you properly, rather than giving everyone the same list.
We check your vaccination history, look at where you are going and what you will be doing, and follow current travel health guidance. We then advise on the vaccinations and boosters you need.
Travelling soon
Advice before you fly.
In-person vaccination at the clinic is available from Wednesday 12 August 2026. If you are travelling before we can see you, some travel vaccines are available through your NHS GP surgery, and other travel clinics can provide the rest.
For advice on what your trip needs, you can book an online GP consultation first — see our online consultation page for how video and telephone appointments work.
What we offer
Common travel vaccinations.
Which vaccines you need depends on your destination, your plans and your vaccination history. We advise first, and vaccinate at the clinic.
Typhoid
Recommended for travel to parts of Asia, Africa and South America.
Tetanus, diphtheria and polio
A combined booster, often due if your last one was some years ago.
Rabies
Considered for longer trips and rural travel where animal contact is more likely.
Japanese encephalitis
Advised for some trips to rural Asia, depending on the season and your plans.
Cholera and others
Cholera and other vaccines as your destination and activities require.
Specialist advice
Yellow fever and malaria.
Some destinations require a yellow fever certificate. Yellow fever can only be given at a registered yellow fever centre, so we advise you on whether you need it and help you arrange it where required.
We also advise on malaria prevention and the practical precautions that matter as much as any vaccine, such as insect bite avoidance, food and water safety, and what to do if you fall ill while away.
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Yellow fever certificates. We advise whether your destination requires one and help you arrange the vaccine at a registered yellow fever centre.
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Malaria prevention. Advice tailored to where you are going, for how long, and what you will be doing.
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Practical precautions. Insect bite avoidance, food and water safety, and what to do if you fall ill while away.
How it works
From your trip details to your vaccinations.
Four simple steps, tailored to your destination.
Book an online consultation- 01
Tell us your trip
Where you are going, for how long, and what you will be doing.
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We advise
We check your history and current guidance, then recommend what you need.
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Vaccinations given
Most vaccines are given at the same appointment, with any courses planned.
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Records and certificates
We record your vaccinations and provide certificates where they are needed.
Fees
Travel clinic fees.
Payment for online consultations is taken securely when you book. Full pricing for every service is on our appointments and fees page.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Online GP consultation, 15 minutes (destination advice before you fly) | £65 |
| Travel consultation and advice | On enquiry |
| Travel vaccinations | Per vaccine |
Prices depend on your destination and exactly what you need, and are confirmed at your appointment. Full pricing is on our appointments and fees page.
Questions, answered plainly
Frequently asked questions.
How does a travel appointment work?
Tell us where you are going and what you will be doing. We check your vaccination history, follow current travel health guidance, and advise on the vaccinations and boosters you need. In-person vaccination at our Palmers Green clinic is available from Wednesday 12 August 2026.
Which travel vaccinations do you offer?
Common travel vaccines including hepatitis A and B, typhoid, tetanus, diphtheria and polio, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and cholera, among others, depending on your destination.
Do you give the yellow fever vaccine?
Yellow fever can only be given at a registered yellow fever centre. We advise you on whether your destination requires it and help you arrange it at a registered centre where needed.
When should I come in?
Ideally 4 to 6 weeks before you travel, so there is time for courses and boosters to take effect. In-person appointments are available from Wednesday 12 August 2026. If you are travelling before we can see you, some travel vaccines are available through your NHS GP surgery, and other travel clinics can provide the rest. For advice on what your trip needs, you can book an online GP consultation.
How much do travel vaccinations cost?
It depends on your destination and what you need. We confirm the cost at your appointment. Full pricing is on our appointments and fees page.
Online now · In clinic from 12 August
Get travel advice before you fly.
Book an online GP consultation and we will advise on what your trip needs. In-person vaccination at our Palmers Green clinic is available from Wednesday 12 August 2026 — contact the clinic to ask about in-person appointments.
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