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A pharmacist, not a checklist
Your appointment is one to one with a GPhC registered pharmacist who goes through your actual route, dates and activities.
Open now, until 6pm
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Newcastle Travel Clinic | Travel Vaccines Near Me
Newcastle's No.1 Rated Travel Clinic
Pharmacist-led travel clinic in Great Park, minutes from Gosforth and Wideopen. No GP referral needed.
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Newcastle Travel Clinic | Travel Vaccines Near Me
Newcastle's No.1 Rated Travel Clinic
Pharmacist-led travel clinic in Great Park, minutes from Gosforth and Wideopen. No GP referral needed.
LiveTravel appointment booked · just now
Destination checker
Where are you travelling?
Pick a country to see the vaccines usually recommended and how far ahead to plan.
Or browse by region
No GP referral
book direct with us
Vaccines on site
no waiting on orders
Same-week
appointments
GPhC 9010952
registered pharmacy
Destination checker
Which travel vaccines do you need for your destination?
Deeper green means a heavier vaccine profile. Drag to spin the globe, pick a region, or tap a country to see what is usually recommended.
Tap a vaccine to light up where it is recommended.
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5 Star Rated
“They made the whole travel vaccine process so easy. I told them where I was going, they checked my route properly, explained exactly what I needed, and got it all done before I flew. Quick, efficient and genuinely pain-free. No stress, no confusion, just clear advice and everything sorted in one visit.”
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Find us
Where is the travel clinic in Great Park, Newcastle?
We are on Wagonway Drive in Great Park, NE13 9BH, with free parking directly outside. That is a few minutes from Gosforth, Wideopen, Brunswick Village, Hazlerigg and Dinnington.
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Inside our consultation roomGreat Park Pharmacy & Clinic
Operated by Pharmacare4u Ltd
Unit 5, Middleton North
Wagonway Drive
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE13 9BH
Serving Great Park, Gosforth, Wideopen, Brunswick Village, Hazlerigg, Dinnington and North Newcastle.
Same-week appointments
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Free parking on siteStep-free accessPrivate consultation roomNear Great Park shops
By car
Free parking directly outside, off Wagonway Drive
By metro
Regent Centre and Fawdon are a short drive away
By bus
Services along Brunton Lane and Great Park
Vaccines and prices
How much are travel vaccines in Newcastle?
Hepatitis A is £48 a dose, typhoid £30 and rabies from £70. Every price is published below, and every line is held in stock so most trips are covered in a single visit. Tap any vaccine to book it.
Hepatitis AMost booked
Food and water borne. Relevant to most trips outside Europe.
In stock today
£48
per dose
TyphoidMost booked
Food and water borne. Common for Asia, Africa and Latin America.
In stock today
£30
per dose
Hepatitis B
Considered for longer stays, medical care abroad and adventure travel.
In stock today
£43.30
per dose
Hepatitis A and B combined
One course covering both, often the better value route.
In stock today
£76.60
per dose
RabiesMost booked
For remote travel, trekking, cycling and children. Three dose course.
In stock today
£70
from, per dose
Tetanus, Diphtheria and Polio
The routine UK booster, due every ten years.
In stock today
£30
per dose
Meningitis ACWY
Required for Hajj and Umrah. Also for the African meningitis belt.
In stock today
£50
per dose
Japanese Encephalitis
Rural Asia, longer or repeated stays in the transmission season.
In stock today
£97.50
per dose
Cholera
Aid work and extended stays where safe water is limited.
In stock today
£32.50
per dose
Tick-Borne Encephalitis
Forested parts of central and eastern Europe.
In stock today
£55
per dose
Malaria tabletsMost booked
Not a vaccine. Chosen to match your exact route and dates.
In stock today
£17.40
from, four weeks
Yellow Fever
Certification pending. Ask us and we will point you to your nearest centre.
Coming soon
Your travel consultation is included. We go through your route, dates and activities, and we will tell you honestly if something is free on the NHS or if you do not need it at all.
Prices are per dose unless stated. Some vaccines need more than one dose to complete a course, and we will set out the full cost before anything is given. Prescription-only medicines are supplied following a consultation with our pharmacist.
Why people trust us
Is a pharmacy travel clinic as good as a GP or a private clinic?
Yes, and usually faster. Travel vaccines are given by a GPhC registered pharmacist working to the same national guidance a GP practice follows, with no referral and no waiting list.
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Vaccines held on site
We keep the common travel vaccines in stock, so most trips are covered in a single visit rather than three.
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A private consultation room
A proper clinical room at the back of the pharmacy. Nothing is discussed over the counter.
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Advice you can check
We follow NaTHNaC and TravelHealthPro guidance, and we will tell you when something is available free on the NHS.
GPhC registered pharmacy
9010952
NHS services provided
Pharmacy First
Guidance aligned to
NaTHNaC / TravelHealthPro
MHRA licensed vaccines
UK supply chain
Every claim here can be checked. The GPhC register entry is public, and the guidance we follow is published by the National Travel Health Network and Centre.
Your clinical team
Who runs the travel clinic at Great Park?
A GPhC registered pharmacist, in a private consultation room, with their registration number published so you can check it on the public register before you come in.
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Superintendent Pharmacist
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Travel Health Clinician
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What your appointment is actually like
- One to one consultation, never a form at a counter
- Comfortable with nervous patients and with children
- We tell you when something is free on the NHS
- Advice follows NaTHNaC and TravelHealthPro guidance
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Information on this page is for planning. It does not replace the personalised advice you get in your consultation.
Why choose us
Why book your travel vaccines at Great Park rather than your GP?
Because you can book directly, be seen this week, and have everything done in one visit. Most GP practices no longer offer the full travel range, and the ones that do often book weeks out.
No GP referral needed
Book directly with us. You do not need to see your GP first, and you will not go on a waiting list.
Vaccines held on site
The common travel vaccines are in our fridge, so most trips are finished in one appointment rather than three.
Same-week appointments
Flying soon? Ring us. We can usually fit you in within days, and we will be straight with you if timing is tight.
Good with nervous patients
Gentle, unhurried, and used to children and needle-phobic adults. Tell us and we will take our time.
Honest recommendations
We only advise what your trip actually needs, and we will tell you when something is free on the NHS.
Families and groups
Travelling together? Book one appointment and we will work through everyone in the same visit.
How it works
How does a Newcastle travel clinic appointment work?
Three steps. Book a slot, have a one to one consultation about your actual trip, and in most cases get every vaccine you need in that same visit.
- 1Two minutes
Book online or ring us
Pick a slot that suits you. Tell us where you are going and roughly when, and that is all we need to get started.
- 2The important bit
A proper one to one consultation
We go through every country on your route, what you will actually be doing there, your dates, your medical history and anything you have had before. That is what decides your plan, not a generic list against a destination name.
- 3Same visit
Vaccines given, travel pack in hand
Because we hold stock, most people get everything they need there and then. You leave with a written record, any tablets you need, and clear instructions for the rest of your course if there is one.
Travel ready
What does being properly prepared for your trip actually look like?
It looks like walking out with a plan, not a pile of questions. Most people arrive unsure what they need and leave the same appointment with it done.
Before
Where most people start
- Three weeks out and still not sure what you actually need
- Trying to get a GP appointment that nobody can offer you
- Different answers on every forum you read
- Worrying you will bring something home to the family
After
Where you leave us
- A plan built around your route, your dates and your medical history
- Every vaccine your trip needs, given here, usually in one visit
- A written record and clear instructions for any remaining doses
- Someone to ring while you are away, and when you get back
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GPTraveller recordExample recordKenya · East Africa
Departs in 18 days
Trip readiness
Trip ready
Certificate issuedEvery vaccine this route needs, given here. Written record and International Certificate of Vaccination issued on the day.
Administered
- Hepatitis ALong term
- Typhoid3 years
- Tetanus, diphtheria, polio10 years
- AntimalarialsDispensed
Plan reviewed and signed off by your prescribing pharmacist.
Our promise
Every vaccine your trip needs, in stock and sorted
This is a promise about our service, not about what a vaccine does. No clinic can guarantee you will not get ill abroad. What we can guarantee is how we handle your appointment.
In stock, or we sort it
If a vaccine your trip needs is not on our shelf, we will source it or point you to the nearest clinic that has it. You will not be left chasing.
One visit where it is possible
We aim to complete your course in a single appointment. Some vaccines genuinely need more than one dose, and we will tell you that before you book, not after.
Honest about what you do not need
If your trip does not warrant a vaccine, we will say so. If the NHS provides it free, we will tell you where to get it.
One visit applies where the vaccines your trip needs are single dose and we hold them in stock. Some courses, including rabies and hepatitis B, need more than one appointment spread over weeks, and yellow fever certificates are only valid ten days after vaccination. We will tell you exactly what your trip requires before you book anything.
Popular destinations
Which travel vaccines do I need for Thailand, Kenya or India?
It depends on your exact route, not just the country name. These are the destinations we see most from Newcastle travellers, with the vaccines that usually come up for each.
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Thailand
Hepatitis A and typhoid for most trips, rabies for island hopping and rural stays.
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Kenya
Hepatitis A, typhoid and antimalarials for safari, plus yellow fever advice.
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India
Hepatitis A, typhoid and rabies, which matters more here than most places.
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Vietnam
Hepatitis A and typhoid, with Japanese encephalitis for longer rural stays.
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Hajj and Umrah
Meningitis ACWY is compulsory, with a certificate checked at the border.
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Bali and Indonesia
Hepatitis A, typhoid and rabies. Risk rises the further east you go.
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South Africa
Hepatitis A and typhoid, plus malaria cover for Kruger in season.
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Peru
Hepatitis A and typhoid. Yellow fever only matters if the Amazon is on your route.
Plan ahead
Flying in the next six weeks? Some vaccines need time to work, so book this week.
Courses like rabies and hepatitis B are spread over weeks, and a yellow fever certificate is only valid ten days after vaccination. Leaving sooner than that? Still come in, there is almost always something worth doing.
Patient reviews
What do Newcastle patients say about the travel clinic?
Consistently that the advice is honest and the appointment is quick. These are real Google reviews from people we have vaccinated in Great Park, Gosforth and across North Newcastle.
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Booked on the Monday and was seen the same week. Talked through the whole trip, not just the jabs.
Verified patient
Kenya · Hepatitis A, Typhoid
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Honest advice. Told me which ones I actually needed and which I could skip. Never felt sold to.
Verified patient
Thailand · Hepatitis A
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Really good with my two, who are not fans of needles. Quick, calm and kind about it.
Verified patient
Family trip · India
Verified Google
Everything was in stock so it was all done in one visit. No coming back three times.
Verified patient
Vietnam · Hep A, Typhoid, Rabies
Verified Google
Handy for Gosforth and parking right outside. Much easier than trying to get a GP appointment.
Verified patient
Gosforth · Travel consultation
Verified Google
Pharmacist knew the country properly, not just reading off a list. Genuinely reassuring.
Verified patient
Tanzania · Yellow Fever advice
Questions
Travel clinic questions we get asked in Newcastle
If yours is not here, ring us on 0191 447 3839. We would rather answer it on the phone than have you guess.
Great Park Pharmacy & Clinic on Wagonway Drive, NE13 9BH, is a few minutes north of Gosforth with free parking outside. We also see travellers from Wideopen, Brunswick Village, Hazlerigg, Dinnington and across North Newcastle.
Hepatitis A is £48 a dose, typhoid £30, hepatitis B £43.30 and rabies from £70 a dose. Malaria tablets start at £17.40 for four weeks. Every price is published on this page, and your travel consultation is included rather than charged separately.
No. You can book directly with us. Many GP practices no longer offer the full range of travel vaccines, and the ones that do often book several weeks ahead.
Six to eight weeks before you fly is ideal, because some courses need more than one dose and vaccines take time to work. If you are flying sooner than that, still come in. There is almost always something worth doing.
We recommend booking so we can give you a proper consultation slot, but ring us on 0191 447 3839 and we will fit you in as soon as we can. Same-week appointments are usually available.
Yellow fever certification is in progress and not yet available here. If your trip needs a yellow fever certificate, ring us and we will tell you honestly where your nearest registered centre is. Remember the certificate is only valid ten days after vaccination, so plan ahead.
Most travellers to Thailand are advised hepatitis A, with typhoid commonly added. Rabies and Japanese encephalitis come into play for rural stays, longer trips and island hopping. Your exact route decides it, which is what the consultation is for.
Yes. We see families regularly and are used to children who are not keen on needles. Some vaccines have different doses or minimum ages for children, and we will go through that with you.
Some can be given and some are avoided, depending on the vaccine and how far along you are. Tell us when you book and we will look at it properly with you before anything is given.
Usually around twenty to thirty minutes for a single traveller, longer for families or complicated multi-country trips. That covers the consultation and the vaccines themselves.
Yes. You leave with a written record of everything given, the dates, and clear instructions for any remaining doses in a course.
Yes. Malaria tablets are not a vaccine, they are prescription medication chosen to match your specific route, dates and medical history, and supplied following a consultation with our pharmacist.
We hold the common travel vaccines on site. If something is not on the shelf, we will source it for you or point you to the nearest clinic that has it rather than leaving you to chase it.
Alongside the travel clinic we offer ear wax removal by microsuction, weight management, vitamin B12 injections, private flu vaccination and the full NHS Pharmacy First service.
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Ready when you are
Get the travel health bit sorted, and go and enjoy your trip
One appointment in Great Park, a pharmacist who knows your route, and everything your trip needs held on site. Book online, or ring and talk it through first.
- No GP referral needed
- Vaccines held on site
- GPhC registered pharmacy 9010952
Book online
How fast can I get a travel appointment in Newcastle?
Usually within the same week, and often sooner. Pick a slot below, or ring us if nothing suits and we will find something that does.
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Nothing suitable showing, or travelling in the next few days? Ring us and we will do our best to fit you in.
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