Travel clinic · Chichester
Travel vaccinations in Chichester
A private consultation with our pharmacist, the vaccines and malaria tablets you need for your trip, and yellow fever certificates issued on site. No GP referral needed.
Reviewed by Kardo Ali, Superintendent Pharmacist (GPhC 2233113) · November 2026
When to book
- 6–8 weeks before you go Ideal, so there’s time for courses that need more than one dose.
- At least 10 days before For yellow fever, so your certificate is valid when you arrive.
- Leaving sooner? Still come in. Some protection is better than none.
Your appointment
What happens at your travel consultation
Tell us about your trip
Where you’re going, when, for how long and what you’ll be doing. Bring any previous vaccination records.
Get advice for you
Our pharmacist checks your medical history and recommends what you need, including malaria prevention where it’s relevant.
Vaccinated the same day
Where suitable, we give your vaccines at the same visit and provide a written record and any certificates.
Yellow fever
We’re a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre
Some countries in Africa and South America ask for proof of yellow fever vaccination before you can enter. Only registered centres can give the vaccine and issue the certificate, and we do both at the same appointment.
£80
Yellow fever vaccine, including your certificate
By destination
Vaccines for popular destinations
Choose your destination to see the vaccines usually recommended, plus yellow fever and malaria advice. Your pharmacist will tailor it to your trip at your consultation.
Thailand
Hepatitis A and tetanus for most trips. No malaria in the main tourist areas.
India
Hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus. Malaria tablets for some states.
Sri Lanka
Tetanus for most trips. No malaria, but dengue is common.
Vietnam
Hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus. No malaria in the cities.
Bali (Indonesia)
Hepatitis A, typhoid and tetanus. Rabies is worth considering.
Kenya
Yellow fever for most safari areas. Malaria tablets recommended.
Tanzania and Zanzibar
Malaria tablets recommended, including Zanzibar.
Ghana
Yellow fever certificate required. Malaria tablets recommended.
Nigeria
Yellow fever certificate required to enter and leave. Malaria tablets recommended.
Brazil
Yellow fever for Rio, São Paulo and Iguaçu Falls. Low malaria risk.
Peru
Yellow fever for the Amazon, not Machu Picchu. Watch the altitude.
Hajj and Umrah
Meningitis ACWY certificate required. Flu jab recommended.
Going somewhere else? We advise on every destination. You can also check the latest country advice on TravelHealthPro, run by the UK’s National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC).
Prices
Travel vaccine prices
Many vaccines need more than one dose. Your pharmacist will confirm exactly what you need and the total cost before you go ahead.
Malaria tablets: our pharmacist will recommend the most suitable antimalarial for your destination and health. Prices start from £20.
Free on the NHS? Some travel vaccines, including hepatitis A, typhoid, cholera and the diphtheria, tetanus and polio booster, may be free from your GP surgery. We’ll tell you at your consultation.
| Vaccine or service | Price |
|---|---|
| Travel consultation | from £20 |
| Yellow fever, including certificate | £80 |
| Hepatitis A | from £60 |
| Hepatitis B | from £45 |
| Typhoid (injection) | £37 |
| Rabies (before travel) | from £85 |
| Japanese encephalitis | from £100 |
| Meningitis ACWY (Hajj and Umrah) | £55 |
| Diphtheria, tetanus and polio | from £37 |
| Tick-borne encephalitis | from £65 |
| Cholera (oral, full 2-dose course) | £100 |
| Chikungunya (single dose) | £190 |
| Malaria tablets | from £20 |
Already had your consultation?
Book your next dose or booster
If we’ve already seen you and you know which vaccine you need, such as your next dose or a booster, book it here. You don’t need another travel consultation.
Need a different vaccine? Choose it from our booking menu or call us on 01243 380185.
Common questions
Do I need a GP referral?
No. Book directly with us and our pharmacist will assess you at your appointment.
How far in advance should I book?
Ideally 6–8 weeks before you travel, as some vaccines need more than one dose. Yellow fever needs to be given at least 10 days before you arrive for your certificate to be valid. If you’re leaving sooner, come in anyway: we can often still help.
What should I bring?
Your travel dates and itinerary, any previous vaccination records, and a list of any medicines you take.
Can I get travel vaccines free on the NHS?
Some, including hepatitis A, typhoid, cholera and the diphtheria, tetanus and polio booster, may be available free from your GP surgery. Others, such as yellow fever, rabies and Japanese encephalitis, are only available privately. We’ll tell you at your consultation so you only pay for what you need.
Do you supply malaria tablets?
Yes. Our pharmacist will recommend the most suitable tablets for your destination, your health and how long you’re away. Prices start from £20.
Ready to book your travel consultation?
8 Lavant Road, Chichester, PO19 5RH · Call 01243 380185