Whether you're planning a family holiday, an adventure abroad, or a business trip, our Adelaide-based team of experienced travel health professionals are here to help you stay healthy overseas. Our virtual telehealth travel medicine consults offer expert travel health advice from the comfort of your home, making pre-travel preparation seamless and efficient. Using our coordinated travel vaccination service, you can source the recommended vaccines and medications locally.
Speak to an Adelaide travel doctor online and get your travel vaccinations at a pharmacy near you. We coordinate your shots with trusted partners in North Adelaide, Glenelg, Norwood and throughout regional SA.
Our Adelaide based travel doctors bring you decades of collective experience, and they are Australian and internationally recognised.
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Consult with a Travel Medicine Doctor on your phone, tablet or computer
Coordinated travel vaccinations at a local pharmacy or general practice.

Receive your medical kit at your door or pick up at your local pharmacy
Enjoy your trip abroad!
If you’re looking for travel vaccinations in Adelaide, Healthy Travel offers tailored travel medicine consultations and coordinated travel vaccinations at a local pharmacy or general practice.
Healthy Travel itself is not an approved yellow fever vaccination centre. However, we partner with InHealth North Adelaide, an authorised Yellow Fever Vaccination Clinic in South Australia. After your travel medicine consultation (either online with us or in person at InHealth North Adelaide), you can receive your yellow fever vaccination and official International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) at the InHealth North Adelaide clinic.
For more information, visit Yellow Fever Vaccination Adelaide.
Payment is simple with credit card or visa debit card with a secure TYRO link sent to you via email or SMS.
See our appointment fees.
Connect with and speak to an Adelaide-based Travel Medicine doctor about your upcoming travel, personal health, risk factors, prevention and medical kit considerations. Need vaccines? Be referred with specific instructions to your local pharmacy or medical centre for vaccination. Receive your tailored medical kit at your door.
Convenience - from the comfort of your lounge or office, anywhere in Australia.
Access - to leading experts in the field of travel and tropical medicine.
Tailored advice - to your individual health, travel experience and activities.
Safe and efficient - without the need to travel or wait in busy, germ-filled medical reception areas.
Ideally, you should consider speaking to a travel medicine doctor 4-6 weeks before travel.
Whilst it is never too late to vaccinate for some diseases (e.g. hepatitis A) other vaccines are given as a course over a few weeks, whereas others require time to build up protection. If the individual doesn’t have a basic level of immunity from early childhood. A decent level of protection may not be possible if seen as a last minute traveller.
We recommend that the adults are present for the virtual travel medicine consultation, so discussion can be had around their individual health concerns. Children under the age of 16 do not need to be present. Our system can provide up to 4 links into a single consultation.
Yes, our secure link can be sent to your mobile phone via SMS or email. If you have a device (e.g. smart phone, tablet, laptop etc.) with a front facing camera, you will be able to join the video call.
Don’t have a camera or internet connection unable to support video call? No problem - a phone call consultation can be done instead.
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