Vaccinations Mauritius
Mauritius vaccination advice
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Vaccinations Mauritius
Mauritius: with its white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and colourful coral reefs, every traveller's dream. Will you opt for relaxing beach days, adventurous walks in tropical nature or a cultural dip into the island's history? Either way, good preparation is essential. Vaccinations are part of that, ensuring that you can enjoy your stay in Mauritius without worrying about your health.
Personal advice at Vaccination Point
At Vaccination Point, you can count on personalised advice tailored to you and your travel plans. Al online appointment within one minute made, and thanks to online preparation, vaccinations themselves are quick and easy to arrange.
Why choose Vaccination Point?
- No queue, so quick appointments. Great if you booked last-minute!
- More than 90 locations throughout the Netherlands
- Evening and weekend appointments too
- LCR-registered and more than 20 years' experience
What vaccinations are required for Mauritius?
There are no mandatory vaccinations for a trip to Mauritius, unless you are travelling from a country where yellow fever is prevalent. In that case, a yellow fever vaccination required.
Optional additional vaccinations for Mauritius
Depending on your personal situation and the type of trip, the following vaccinations may be considered:
- Hepatitis B
- Schistosomiasis (depending on your activities)
Make an appointment at Vaccinatiepunt for personalised travel advice and find out which vaccinations are specifically required for your trip to Mauritius.
Our approach to vaccinations for Mauritius
At Vaccination Point, we ensure that arranging your vaccinations is simple and efficient:
- Choose a location, date and time for your appointment. Evening and weekend appointments are also possible.
- Fill in your additional details, such as your itinerary, health certificate and vaccination booklet. This can also be done later, but no later than 36 hours before your appointment.
- Our medical team proposes a personal advice together. You will receive the advice by e-mail for approval.
- Stop by for your appointment. Don't forget your ID and vaccination booklet take away.
Stay well protected during your trip to Mauritius
Besides vaccinations, it is important to take some other health precautions during your trip. Drink only bottled water and also use it when brushing your teeth to avoid contamination through tap water. While doing so, pay close attention to food hygiene and avoid raw food to reduce the risk of gastrointestinal infections.
Protect yourself from mosquito bites by using a mosquito repellent with DEET and wearing covering clothes, especially in the early morning and evening hours. During the day, it is important to apply sunscreen well against the bright sun.
In transit? Then also check the vaccination advice for these destinations!
Many travellers combine their visit to Mauritius with surrounding destinations such as South Africa, Reunion Whether the Seychelles. In that case, don't forget to check the vaccination advice for these countries as well. Vaccinatiepunt helps you with tailor-made advice so you can travel well prepared.
Choose security with Vaccination Point
When you travel to Mauritius, you want to enjoy a worry-free holiday. Vaccination Point ensures you are optimally protected with personalised advice and vaccinations tailored to your travel plans and LCR guidelines. Make an appointment at one of our 80+ locations today and you'll be ready for departure in no time!
Frequently asked questions
What does a consultation at Vaccination Point cost for vaccinations to Mauritius?
The cost of a consultation depends on the number of vaccinations and any additional services, such as issuing malaria medication. Check with your health insurer to see if you are entitled to reimbursement.
Is there malaria in Mauritius?
Malaria does not occur in Mauritius. Nevertheless, it is important to protect yourself from mosquito bites, as mosquitoes can also transmit other diseases. Use mosquito repellent with DEET, wear covering clothes and consider a mosquito net if you are staying in nature.
