Vaccinations Iceland
Iceland vaccination advice
For Iceland no compulsory, recommended or optional vaccinations apply.
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The right travel vaccinations for your adventure in Iceland
A trip to Iceland is one to remember. From impressive glaciers and waterfalls to hot springs and northern lights, in this country you will meet nature like never before. Whether you are road-tripping along the ring road, exploring Reykjavik or seeking peace and quiet in the Icelandic wilderness - good preparation is essential. There are no mandatory vaccinations for Iceland, but there are other ways to prepare well for your trip. We will gladly provide you with advice on that too.
Make an appointment for personal advice at Vaccination Point
Whether you travel regularly or still find a long-distance trip a bit exciting: you take your health while travelling seriously. At Vaccination Point, we do too. We provide you with expert tailor-made advice and make sure it is arranged quickly. Whether you have planned far in advance or need a last-minute vaccination, we are there for you. With more than 70 locations throughout the Netherlands, you are always helped quickly and can travel with peace of mind.
Want to make sure you need vaccinations for your trip to Iceland? At Vaccination Point, we are happy to help you with personal and reliable advice. All within a minute arranged an appointment online at a location near you.
The benefits of Vaccination Point
- More than 80 locations throughout the Netherlands
- You can visit quickly, so also suitable for last-minute trips
- Evening and weekend appointments possible
- 20+ years of experience and LCR-registered
What vaccinations are required for Iceland?
Mandatory vaccinations for Iceland:
There are no compulsory vaccinations for a trip to Iceland.
Recommended vaccinations for Iceland:
There are no standard recommended vaccinations for Iceland.
Our approach to vaccinations for Iceland
At Vaccination Point, we make sure you travel with a good and safe feeling. Here's how it works:
- Choose a location, date and time for your appointment. This is also possible in the evening or at weekends.
- Complete online your travel information and any information from your vaccination booklet. Do this no later than 36 hours before the appointment.
- Our medical team will assess your details and prepare a personalised vaccination recommendation. You will receive this by e-mail for approval.
- During the appointment, you will visit on-site for the vaccination(s). Do not forget your identification and (yellow) vaccination booklet.
Stay well protected during your trip to Iceland
Even though the risk of infectious diseases in Iceland is low, it is still important to observe basic measures. Consider bringing a first aid kit, protective clothing against the cold and shoes with grip for hiking over rough terrain. In addition, take extreme weather conditions into account. After all, Iceland is known for sudden turns in the weather.
In transit? Then also check the vaccination advice for these destinations!
During your trip to Iceland, will you also continue on to other countries, for example Canada, Greenland or North America? Then look carefully at the vaccination advice for these areas. Each country has its own health risks and advice.
Choose security with Vaccination Point
Your trip to Iceland is a chance to enjoy rugged nature, tranquillity and space. At Vaccination Point, we make sure you can do so safely and well prepared. Our advice is tailored to your personal situation and always meets the guidelines of the LCR (National Coordination Centre for Travel Advice). Whether you book early or leave last-minute, we are here for you. Make an appointment today at one of our 80+ locations - also available in the evening or at weekends.
Frequently asked questions
Is malaria a risk in Iceland?
No, malaria does not occur in Iceland. So you do not need to worry about malaria prevention or mosquito repellents against this disease. However, it is always wise to protect yourself well against insect bites, for example during walks in nature.
Do I need vaccinations for a trip to Iceland?
No specific vaccinations are required or recommended for a trip to Iceland. However, we do recommend keeping your basic vaccinations, such as DTP and hepatitis B, up to date. This is always good preparation when travelling anywhere.
Are there other health measures I can take?
Hygiene standards in Iceland are high. Tap water is safe to drink and food safety is well regulated. In winter, be aware of cold weather conditions and be careful when it is slippery when walking or driving.
