A gap year is the adventure of a lifetime, but before you hop on a plane, your health should be top of your packing list. Whether you’re planning to backpack across Asia, teach in Africa, or explore South America, vaccinations are essential for staying safe while travelling abroad.

At Bromley Travel Clinic, we make it easy for students and young travellers across South East London, from Chislehurst, Bickley, and Orpington to Lewisham, Beckenham, and Downham, to get fully protected before departure.

The Most Important Vaccines for Gap Year Students

Depending on your destinations, lifestyle, and length of stay, you may need the following vaccinations:

Two Pre-Travel Vaccine Packages for 2025

To simplify your preparations, we offer two specially curated, cost-effective vaccination bundles:

Backpackers Package – £479

Perfect for students heading on long-term, multi-country trips:

  • 3 doses Rabies
  • 2 doses Japanese Encephalitis (JE)
  • 3 doses Hepatitis B
  • 6-pack Imodium
  • 50ml Jungle Formula Roll-On insect repellent

Basic Travellers Package – £99

Ideal for short-term travel or first-time adventurers:

  • Typhoid
  • Hepatitis A
  • DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio)

Both packages are available at Bromley Travel Clinic, your trusted travel vaccine clinic near you.

Why Book Early?

Some vaccines require multiple doses over a month or longer. Booking in advance ensures full protection before you travel. Plus, we’ll help you plan for malaria tablets, altitude medicine, and other region-specific needs.

Local, Trusted & Student-Friendly

We provide fast, professional service to students across:

  • Bromley, Beckenham, Chislehurst, Bickley, Orpington, Lewisham, and Downham
  • Full range of travel vaccines including cholera, MMR, yellow fever, HPV, meningitis, and more
  • On-site advice tailored to your trip itinerary and risk level

Book your vaccine consultation today. Whether you’re after the £99 basic package or the £479 backpacker bundle, we’ve got your health covered – so you can focus on making memories, not managing illness.

Let’s get you travel-ready for 2025.

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