Vaccinations in Bali, at Our Clinic or Your Villa
Bitten or scratched by an animal, due a tetanus booster, or wanting protection before you explore? Our doctor checks your vaccination history and gives the vaccine you need.
Clinic open 08:00–22:00 daily · Doctor on call 24 hours
Vaccines We Offer
Rabies
Rabies is present in Bali. We vaccinate travellers who want protection in advance, and anyone bitten or scratched by a dog, monkey, or other animal, when a prompt start matters most.
Tetanus Booster
Tetanus enters the body through cuts, grazes, and animal wounds. A booster is recommended if your last one was more than five to ten years ago, or if you are not sure when it was.
Flu Vaccine
A yearly vaccine against seasonal influenza. A sensible choice for long-stay visitors and residents, and for anyone at higher risk of complications from flu.
Dengue
Dengue is spread by daytime mosquitoes and is common in Bali. Our doctor checks whether the vaccine suits you and explains the schedule, as it is given in more than one dose.
Japanese Encephalitis
A mosquito-borne infection found in rural and rice-growing areas of Asia. Worth considering for longer stays and time spent in the countryside. Our doctor advises on your risk.
Other Travel Vaccines
Need a vaccine that is not listed here? Tell us where you are travelling and what you need, and our doctor will confirm what we can provide and when.
Bitten or scratched by an animal? Wash the wound with soap and running water for 15 minutes, then message us straight away. Rabies vaccination works best when it is started as soon as possible. We also provide wound care for the bite itself.
What to Expect
Our doctor reviews your vaccination history and any allergies before giving a vaccine.
Kept cold, wherever you are. A vaccine only works if it stays at the right temperature. Ours are stored refrigerated at the clinic and travel to your villa or hotel in a dedicated vaccine cool box, so the dose you receive there is as safe and effective as one given in the clinic.
Recorded and certified. Every vaccination is recorded, and you receive a certificate as proof of the vaccine and the date it was given, so a course started in Bali can be continued at home.
Emergencies: for life-threatening emergencies such as chest pain, severe bleeding, or difficulty breathing, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Your Health Truly Matters
Your health is important, and every concern deserves thoughtful attention. If something doesn’t feel right, reach out to us and let our doctors guide you with careful, evidence-based care.