Yes, you can get most travel vaccines at Priceline Pharmacy Pacific Fair in Broadbeach, including hepatitis A and B, typhoid, cholera and Japanese encephalitis, for anyone aged 5 and over. Most are private vaccines, and you’ll see prices when you book. Walk in or book online, ideally 6 to 8 weeks before you fly, and we’ll help with a travel health kit and your regular medicines too.
Reviewed by Jason Markey, owner and pharmacist · Updated 27 October 2026
When should I start planning my travel vaccines?
Some vaccines need more than one dose, or take a couple of weeks to give full protection. If you can, talk to us 6 to 8 weeks before you leave. Leaving it late? Come in anyway. Some protection is better than none, and we can tell you what’s still possible.
Our travel health checklist has a simple countdown from 6 to 8 weeks before you fly.
Which travel vaccines do you offer?
Depending on your destination and health, you may need protection against:
- hepatitis A and hepatitis B
- typhoid
- cholera
- Japanese encephalitis
- meningococcal disease
- measles, mumps and rubella (if you’re not fully vaccinated)
- flu, and whooping cough boosters
Most travel vaccines aren’t covered by the National Immunisation Program, so a private fee usually applies. You’ll see current prices when you book online. Our pharmacists vaccinate people aged 5 and over. See the full list of vaccines we offer.
Where are you going?
Our destination guides explain which vaccines to think about, and why, for some of the most popular trips from the Gold Coast:
- Vaccinations for Bali
- Vaccinations for Thailand and Vietnam
- Vaccinations for Japan
- Vaccinations for China
- Vaccinations for India
- Vaccinations for Fiji (and Pacific cruises)
When will I need a GP or travel clinic?
Some destinations call for vaccines or medicines we don’t provide, such as rabies, dengue or polio vaccines, or medicines to prevent malaria. If that’s the case, we’ll refer you to a GP at Help Medical, an independent general practice located inside our store, or to a travel medicine clinic. Yellow fever vaccine can only be given at an approved Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, and we can help you find one.
What should go in a travel health kit?
We can help you put together a kit for your trip. Typical items include:
- plasters, blister pads, antiseptic and a small bandage
- pain and fever relief
- oral rehydration solution for traveller’s diarrhoea
- insect repellent suitable for the region you’re visiting
- SPF 50+ sunscreen and after-sun gel
- travel sickness remedies (ask us which suit you)
- hand sanitiser
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
How do I travel with my regular medicines?
- Pack enough for the whole trip plus a few extra days, in your carry-on luggage, in the original packaging.
- Carry a copy of your prescriptions and a letter from your doctor for any controlled or injectable medicines.
- Check the rules of the country you’re visiting, as some medicines that are legal in Australia are restricted overseas.
- If you’re taking PBS medicines overseas, there are limits on how much you can take. Ask us before you go.
Smartraveller has up-to-date destination advice.
Visiting the Gold Coast and forgot your medicine?
Come and see us. We can talk through your options, and the GPs at Help Medical can see visitors too. More about prescriptions, including interstate scripts.
Common questions
Do I need to book for travel vaccines?
No. You can walk in, but booking online helps us set aside enough time, as travel consultations can take 20 to 30 minutes. Book a time that suits you.
How much do travel vaccines cost?
Most travel vaccines aren’t covered by the National Immunisation Program, so a private fee usually applies. You’ll see current prices when you book online, or call us and ask.
Can you vaccinate children before travel?
Our pharmacists vaccinate people aged 5 and over. For younger children, the GPs at Help Medical, inside our store, can help.
Do you give the yellow fever vaccine?
No. Yellow fever vaccine can only be given at an approved Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre. Ask us and we’ll point you in the right direction if your destination requires it.
Do you give rabies, dengue or polio vaccines?
Not at the moment. If your trip calls for one of them, see a GP or travel clinic early, as the rabies course takes 1 to 4 weeks and the dengue vaccine is 2 doses 3 months apart.
Can I get malaria tablets from the pharmacy?
Medicines to prevent malaria need a prescription. The GPs at Help Medical, inside our store, can assess your trip and prescribe if appropriate, and we can dispense the script on the spot.
Where can I check health advice for my destination?
Smartraveller has up-to-date destination advice from the Australian Government, and our pharmacists can talk through what it means for you.
Related advice
- Vaccinations for China: what Australians need before they go
- Vaccinations for Fiji: what Australians need before they go
- Vaccinations for India: what Australians need before they go
- Vaccinations for Bali: what Australians need before they go
- Do you need vaccinations for Japan? What Australians should know
Shop 81, Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Hooker Blvd, Broadbeach QLD 4218
Phone (07) 5592 2099
Open 7 days, until 9pm on Thursdays. Opening hours and directions
Park in the Orange car park, directly under us. Gate 7 is the closest entry, and the first 4 hours are free.
This information is general in nature and isn’t a substitute for personal advice from your pharmacist or doctor.