At our clinic in Coxheath, Kent, Maidstone Travel Clinic offers the full range of travel vaccines in stock; no pre-ordering needed.
No phone queues. Pick a time and confirm instantly.
Your pharmacist recommends the right protection.
Most appointments take around 20 minutes.
Leave protected with same-day certificates.
Spreads through food and water. High risk across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Suitable from age 1.
Recommended for longer stays, medical exposure risk, or trips where accidents are more likely to happen.
Careful eating habits are not always enough. Strongly advised for South Asia, Africa, and South America.
Risk is more common than expected. Recommended for remote travel, long stays, and families with children.
Relevant for aid workers, active outbreak areas, or destinations with limited access to clean water.
A mosquito-borne virus is found in rural Asia. Risk depends on destination, season, and time spent outdoors.
Mandatory for Hajj and Umrah. Also recommended for Sub-Saharan Africa and first-year university students.
Relevant for hikers and campers in forested Central and Eastern Europe between April and November.
Mosquito-borne illness in tropical regions. Two vaccine options available. Suitability confirmed at your appointment.
Combined protection against three highly contagious viral diseases in a single injection. Two doses required.
Most adults are overdue without realising it. Recommended if your last booster was over 10 years ago.
Get your antimalarial medication here, starting at £2.50 per tablet. Our pharmacist will consult with you to recommend the right option for your trip.
Ask our pharmacist about altitude sickness tablets (Diamox) if you’re 18+. Essential for climbs over 2,500m, like Kilimanjaro or the Himalayas, to keep you safe.
Long-haul flights across time zones can throw your body clock out. Ask our pharmacist about ways to adjust faster and sleep better on arrival. Suitability is checked at your appointment.
We offer period delay pills for ages 16 and up. These aren’t contraceptives. Our pharmacist will confirm if they are right for your trip.
Available as a private vaccination at our clinic. Suitable for adults who may come into contact with newborns or vulnerable people. Ask our pharmacist if you’re eligible.
Our pharmacist advises on food and water safety. Standby antibiotics available following appointmentwhere clinically appropriate.
The truth is that it depends on your specific trip. Your destination is important, but so are your accommodation type, planned activities, how long you’ll be away and your personal health history.
Hepatitis A and Typhoid are recommended as a baseline for most travel outside of Western Europe, North America and Australia. NaTHNaC’s travel health information service, travelhealthpro.org.uk, gives country-specific vaccine recommendations which are updated regularly on a country-by-country basis.
Start your vaccine course early to complete all doses well before your departure date.
Some vaccines need more than one dose, given weeks or months apart. If you leave it too late, you may not finish your course before you fly.
Rabies is three doses in 21 to 28 days. The Hepatitis B standard schedule takes 3 doses over a few months, but there is an accelerated schedule for last-minute travellers. Japanese encephalitis requires 2 doses 28 days apart. Where possible, we recommend booking at least six to eight weeks in advance of your departure date.
A passport is required for the Yellow Fever ICVP certificate.
Travel itinerary destination, dates, planned activities.
Vaccination history, old records or yellow cards.
Current medications’ full list, including supplements.
Relevant medical history, long-term conditions or allergies.
Mandeep Sandhu is superintendent pharmacist and independent prescriber at Maidstone Travel Clinic with specialist travel health training from NaTHNaC. Mandeep Sandhu is a fully accredited Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre vaccinator, qualified to advise, vaccinate and supply travel medications in one appointment.
Each consultation is personally led, not delegated, not rushed. Patients depart with a plan tailored to their individual trip, not a generic printout.
Schedule a travel health appointment at our Maidstone clinic. Your pharmacist will discuss your destination, itinerary and health history and develop a personalised plan for you.
Yes, most of the time. We give several vaccines at one visit when it is medically appropriate. Core vaccines like rabies and hepatitis B are started on your first visit and in follow-up visits.
Vaccine prices vary: Yellow Fever £75, Hep A £50, Typhoid £50, Rabies £85. The £20 consultation fee is free if you get your vaccines here.
No. You can book directly on our website. We are a private travel clinic and take self-referrals.
Yes. We observe children from the age of 2 who are subject to the eligibility criteria for each vaccine separately.
Book now. We can quickly give most vaccines to protect you before you leave. We’ll work with your travel dates to keep you safe.
