Track record second to none
At Fleet Street Clinic, we’ve been leaders in Travel Medicine for over 30 years. As an independent specialist centre, we offer expert, personalised care for every type of traveller: from backpackers and journalists to high-end holidaymakers and touring artists.
You’ll be looked after by highly experienced travel nurses and doctors, all with postgraduate qualifications and real-world travel insight. We don’t follow templates: we provide tailored advice based on your health, destination, and itinerary.
Our clinic is a true one-stop shop. We stock the full range of travel vaccines, antimalarials, and medical kits, and can handle even the most complex requirements. If you return unwell, our in-house lab ensures rapid testing and diagnosis.
We meet the highest clinical standards, and our reputation is built on care, credibility, and trust.
Explore our FAQs below to see how we compare with NHS GPs, pharmacies and non-specialist clinics.
Travel Vaccinations
We offer the full range of travel vaccines, always in stock.
Come and see us for the most up-to-date recommendations and advice for your destination and travel plans, and to review any of your routine vaccinations that need to be updated.
Vaccines offer important protection against travel-related diseases, but we will also tell you about any other important precautions needed for your trip.
Consult our travel health specialists for the latest, personal advice.
Travellers’ Diarrhoea
Travellers’ Diarrhoea (TD) is the most common health problem experienced by travellers to hot countries.
It is not always easy to obtain treatment abroad, especially if you are going to be in a remote area, or won't have easy access to skilled medical care.
We recommend travelling with a medical kit containing common treatment options, including a standby antibiotic for when symptoms are severe.
Ask about our kits when you come and see us, or use our online consultation to see if we can prescribe you antibiotics online.
Altitude Sickness
Altitude sickness results from ascending to high altitude without allowing enough time for your body to acclimatise and adjust. You can take preventative measures and medication to prevent and treat mountain sickness and its complications.
Book a travel consultation, or use our online consultation pathway to see if we can prescribe altitude medication online for you to take on your travels.
Female Travel Health Kit Online Consultation
Gynaecological and urinary tract infections (UTIs) such as thrush and cystitis are more likely to occur during travel, especially in hot countries.
Our female travel health kit contains everything you'd need to help diagnose and treat gynae and UTI infections on the go.
Try our free online consultation to see if we can prescribe a female health kit for your trip.
Antimalarials
Malaria is a serious risk in some countries. There is currently no vaccine available to protect travellers against this devastating disease, but antimalarial medication is safe, effective and dramatically reduce your risk.
There are a number of options available and our specialist Travel Nurses will advise whether they are needed for your trip, and will help you choose the option that suits you best.
Jet Lag Calculator
Jet lag is an unfortunate side effect of long distance travel across time zones. It can disrupt your body’s natural sleep, eating and mood patterns, resulting in fatigue, lack of enjoyment, and reduced work performance.
Try our jet lag calculator to understand how long it will take you to adjust, and to understand more about what can be done to reduce its impact.
DVT Calculator
The risk of travel related deep vein thrombosis is increased by inactivity and immobility during long journeys including by plane, boat, train and car. Many other factors also increase your risk of getting DVT. Try our online DVT calculator to help review your risk factors, and to understand what you can do to reduce your risk.
Help on your return
Giardia is a microscopic parasite that causes persistent diarrhoea.
This is just one of an array of infections we commonly encounter in returned travellers.
If you are suffering from lingering symptoms such as diarrhoea, fever, rash, or feeling unwell, come and see us for prompt testing, diagnosis and treatment.
Immune System Conditions
Your immune system helps to protect you from infections. If you have a medical condition such as cancer or take medication which alters your immune system, such as steroids or biologic agents, you will be more susceptible to some infections during travel, and at higher risk of severe infections and complications. You may also have a slower or lower response to vaccinations, and some vaccines may not be safe for you to receive.
Specialist doctors at the Fleet Street Clinic can offer you an expert consultation, giving you time to discuss your condition and risks of infection during your travel, and a tailored travel health plan including vaccinations, malaria and other prevention measures, that are appropriate and suitable for you. Phone Reception for an appointment with one of our specialist doctors.
Need Help Choosing the Right Vaccinations?
You're in expert hands with our specialist travel nurses.
During your travel consultation, you'll have time to discuss your plans in detail. Our specialists will advise you on the vaccines, medications, and health precautions you should consider — all tailored to your destination, itinerary, and personal needs.
You're free to ask any questions or raise concerns, and we'll ensure you're fully prepared to stay healthy wherever you're heading.
You know where you're going. We know how to keep you safe.
Our Patients Speak for Us
Jouko
I have only had good experiences visiting the Fleet Street Clinic for my vaccinations, and particularly appreciate the flexible, friendly, individualised, swift, efficient and effective service. Thank you all, and see you again soon.
P Croft
I went for a covid booster vaccination and my experience was excellent. I arrived 10 minutes early for my appointment, the lady doing it (Lucy) immediately swallowed the last of her doughnut and took me through. She put me at my ease by chatting pleasantly while she prepared things, and then the jab itself was so quick and painless – I literally didn’t feel a thing, including her applying the plaster afterwards! It was a first class experience, all in the delightful setting of the quaint shop in historic Fleet Street.
Ella Nicholls
Recently had some travel vaccines done at Fleet Street Clinic, a very positive experience all round ! Reception team were very polite and helpful as were the nurses who made me feel at ease and offered some very valuable information! Would recommend to anyone looking for somewhere to get travel vaccines :)
Nicola Mulgrew
We went to the clinic to get travel vaccines. We were on an incredibly tight schedule, only in London for the one day, and we were seen with no issues. Later, I ordered anti-malarials by email and received them the next day! Amazing service. Highly recommend.
Barry Milton
Excellent and efficient service from reception to consultation. Arranged good contact with my local GP which has enabled me to complete my treatment early next week.
Mr Mark Coffer
Dr Cave always delivers a compelling and thorough medical examination whilst retaining a good sense of humour and a reassuring manner. You could do no better than the Fleet Street Clinic for your MOT.
David Butler
Very easy to set up the appointment, warm and professional welcome - very transparent medical advice on a vaccine. They were all fabulous!
Hannah
I went to Fleet Street Clinic to get the rabies vaccine and it was a great service! The jabs were the cheapest I could find around London but the clinic was really clean and professional. Would recommend to come here for travel vaccines!
Nay Chadbourne
Have had all my work travel vaccines at FSC and they have always been exemplary. Easy to book appointments, pleasant reception staff (both over email and phone) and appointment times to suit me. Never been kept waiting past my time and quick/easy vaccines done. Highly recommend.
Mr Richard Butcher
I attended the Clinic for two dengue vaccinations. Unlike some other clinics, there was no upper age restriction. The staff were extremely polite, friendly and knowledgeable. I was very impressed (and I have never written that in a review before now!).
Trusted travel consultation
Book NowA travel health consultation is an important part of staying safe before and after your trip. Your consultation will be with one of our expert travel nurses, where you can discuss recommended travel vaccinations, essential medications, and medical kits. We'll also address any health concerns you may have, whether you're preparing for your journey or returning from one.
| Service | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Travel Consultation | £28 | |
| Vaccinations and medications are at an additional fee. | ||
| Travel Vaccinations: | ||
| - - Rabies | £49 per dose | |
| - - Rabies - Rapid Course | £49 per dose | |
| - - Yellow Fever | £79 per dose | |
| - - Japanese Encephalitis | £165 per dose | |
| - - Tick-Borne Encephalitis | £74 per dose | |
| - - Dengue Fever | £148 per dose | |
| - - - Dengue Fever Antigen + Antibody Test | £58 | |
| - - Typhoid | £49 per dose | |
| - - Diphtheria, Tetanus & Polio | £49 per dose | |
| - - Hepatitis A - Adult | £74 per dose | |
| - - Hepatitis A - Child | £67 per dose | |
| - - Hepatitis B - Adult | £57 per dose | |
| - - Meningitis ACWY | £77 per dose | |
| Travel Medicines | Dependent on travel medications required | |
| Antimalarials | From £35 | |
| Cholera - Dukoral | £92 | |
| Medical Kits | From £9.50 | |
| Covid-19 PCR Travel Tests | From £85 | |
| Covid-19 Lateral Flow Travel Tests | £59 | |
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FAQs
A pre-travel consultation is a comprehensive health risk assessment with one of our expert travel nurses. It’s designed to prepare you for any health concerns that may arise during your trip, especially if you have a complex itinerary or medical history.
If vaccinations are needed, they’ll be given during the same appointment, and any required certificates will be issued on the spot.
During your travel consultation, our travel nurse will review your medical history, current medications, and travel itinerary.
To make the most of your appointment, please bring any vaccination records you have, along with details of any medication you’re taking and your full itinerary. This helps us provide accurate, personalised advice and avoid unnecessary treatments.
Yes. Our nurses must carry out their own risk assessment to ensure it’s safe to proceed with your vaccinations. This also gives you the opportunity to ask any additional questions and receive tailored advice based on your individual needs and travel plans.
If you’re likely to receive vaccinations, it’s helpful to wear loose, comfortable clothing or short sleeves to allow easy access to your upper arm.
