Oceania

While the Pacific islands of Oceania are known for their spectacular sandy beaches, this popular tourist destination offers so much more.

Abundant with outdoor adventure, visitors can scuba dive in Samoa, kayak in Micronesia, explore the deserts of the Australian Outback, or sail around Tonga. With activities fit for every type of traveller, vacationers may choose anything from venturing off the beaten path in Papua New Guinea to relaxing with a book in hand on a hammock in Tahiti.

There are various factors to consider when planning travel to Oceania, with one of the most important being health. Leading up to your trip, it is recommended to schedule a personalized consultation with a TravelSafe professional to review your itinerary and vaccination history. Our practitioners will ensure you are up to date on immunizations prior to departure and will educate you on preventative measures for any health risks associated with your specific destination.

What vaccines are needed for the Oceania?

The following vaccines may be recommended for travel to Oceania. Recommendations may vary depending on your destination, length of travel, planned activities, previous vaccine history, and health history:

Routine vaccines are also recommended for all destinations in Oceania. Boosters may be recommended depending on your vaccine history, age, health history, and destination. These routine vaccines include:

To learn more about vaccine preventable diseases have a look at the following link.

Are there other risks?

Depending on your destination and itinerary there may be other health risks in Oceania. These risks can include malaria, dengue fever, chikungunya fever, zika, Japanese encephalitis and traveller’s diarrhea to name a few. Prescription medications are available for malaria prevention, and to treat traveller’s diarrhea.

Have a look at the following links to learn more about vaccine preventable diseases and mosquito-borne diseases.

Travel Health for specific destinations

Central America

Central America also has plenty to offer families seeking a sunny get away. No matter your travel style, Central America has something for everyone. There are various factors to consider when planning your dream vacation to Central America, with one of the most important being health.

South America

With no shortage of wonders to behold, visitors can sail the Galapagos Islands, become immersed in diverseIndigenous cultures, or simply dance the night away to the rhythm of Brazilian samba. There are various factors to consider when planning your dream vacation to South America, with one of the most important being health.

Africa

Depending on your preference, travellers can also indulge in more laidback activities like wine tasting in South Africa and relaxing on the beaches of Seychelles. With endless options available, Africa is a destination waiting to be explored. There are various factors to consider when planning your dream vacation to Africa.

Asia

Taste the complex cuisine of Thailand, hike Nepal’s Himalayas, or explore the >7,000 islands of the Philippines for one-of-a-kind travel experiences. There are various factors to consider when planning your dream vacation to Asia.

Oceania

With activities fit for every type of traveller, vacationers may choose anything from venturing off the beaten path in Papua New Guinea to relaxing with a book in hand on a hammock in Tahiti. There are various factors to consider when planning travel to Oceania, with one of the most important being health. Leading up to your trip.

Caribbean

For a true relaxing getaway, dance the mambo in Havana, enjoy the cool reggae vibes of Jamaica, or sit back in a lounge chair sipping on piña coladas at one of the many beautiful beaches of the region. There are various factors to consider when planning your dream vacation to the Carribean, with one of the most important being health.