The Milton Keynes Clinic
Unit C111, Bucks Biz Centre, 1-9 Barton Rd, Milton Keynes MK2 3HU
Mon to Fri 9am to 8pm · Sat 11am to 6pm
01908 104265
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About The Clinic
Bali Protection, Planned Around Your Itinerary
Bali does not have one vaccine list that fits every traveller. A resort stay is different from visiting rural communities, volunteering, trekking, riding scooters, working with animals or continuing elsewhere in Indonesia. Your consultation brings those details together with your health history and previous vaccinations.
NaTHNaC commonly advises travellers to be up to date with routine UK vaccinations and recommends hepatitis A for most previously unvaccinated visitors. Depending on your plans, we may also discuss typhoid, hepatitis B, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and practical protection from dengue and other mosquito-borne infections.
9am–8pm
Mon to Fri · Sat 11am–6pm
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GP referrals needed
Bali-led
risk assessment
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Premises GPhC No. 9013129 · Superintendent Pharmacist: Olufumiloa Soetan (GPhC 2049699)
Why Vaccinate?
Which Vaccines Do You Need for Bali?
Your final recommendation depends on how long you’ll stay, where you’ll eat and sleep, what you’ll do, whether you’ll handle animals and any onward travel in Indonesia. Bali advice commonly includes food and water protection, routine vaccines and careful mosquito-bite avoidance.
Most Travellers: Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A spreads through contaminated food and water. Vaccination is commonly recommended for previously unvaccinated travellers to Bali, alongside careful food, water and hand hygiene.
Routine Protection and Tetanus
Make sure routine UK vaccinations are up to date, including MMR and diphtheria-tetanus-polio. A tetanus-containing booster may be advised when medical facilities could be limited and your last dose was more than ten years ago.
Some Travellers Need More
Typhoid, hepatitis B, rabies and Japanese encephalitis may be considered for longer stays, rural travel, animal contact, visiting friends and relatives or activities that increase exposure. Dengue prevention relies on strict daytime and evening mosquito precautions.
Bali Trip Planner
What Does Your Bali Itinerary Need?
Use your accommodation, trip length, planned activities and onward destinations as a starting point, then book a consultation for a personalised recommendation.
Travel Vaccines
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Hepatitis A and typhoid do the routine work here; Japanese encephalitis and rabies are the itinerary-dependent questions, driven by rural travel, duration and season.
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Vaccines & Prices
Bali Vaccines and Travel Advice
Clear, upfront planning for Bali, from core vaccines to itinerary-dependent protection and mosquito advice.
Prices are per dose unless stated. A £25 consultation fee applies and is waived with any vaccine or medicine purchase — so most travellers only pay for what they receive. Junior doses are available for some vaccines, and the yellow fever price includes your International Certificate of Vaccination.
Hepatitis A
£60
Food and water
1 dose + booster at 6 months
Typhoid
£40
Food and water
1 dose
Hepatitis B
£50
Blood and body fluids
3 doses; fast-track available
Japanese Encephalitis
£115
Mosquitoes in Asia
2 doses
Rabies
£80
Animal bites and scratches
3 pre-exposure doses
Cholera (oral)
£45
Unsafe water
2 doses (oral)
Why Us
Why Choose Our Bali Travel Clinic?
NaTHNaC-informed, prescriber-led advice shaped around your real itinerary.
Core and Specialist Vaccines
Access hepatitis A, typhoid, hepatitis B, rabies and Japanese encephalitis vaccination where clinically suitable.
Pharmacist-Led Care
GPhC-registered pharmacists, supervised by our Superintendent Pharmacist.
Dengue and Mosquito Advice
Dengue is present in Bali. We explain daytime and evening bite avoidance, repellents, clothing and accommodation measures to reduce exposure.
Entry Rules Checked
Bali has no yellow fever risk, but Indonesia may require a certificate after travel through a yellow-fever-risk country. We check your full journey, including long airport transits.
Your Journey
What to Expect at Your Bali Appointment
Booking
Book Your Bali Travel Consultation
Choose a convenient appointment, including evenings and Saturdays. Bring your itinerary, departure date and any previous vaccination records.
Prefer to book by phone or message? Call 01908 104265 or message 01908 104269 during opening hours, or email info@kenmakosmedical.co.uk.