Anguilla vaccinations

Anguilla vaccinations

which ones do you need?

Are you leaving for Anguilla soon? After reading our travel advice about this island, you will know better how to prepare yourself for your trip. Which specific precautions and vaccinations Anguilla requires will, amongst other things, depend on your trip and the length of your stay in this country.

Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean. It is one of the most northerly of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles, lying east of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and directly north of Saint Martin. The island has a tropical, rather dry climate, moderated by northeast trade winds. Temperatures vary little throughout the year.

Anguilla vaccinations: the most common risks

You may encounter diseases in Anguilla against which you are normally not immune. The right vaccinations can protect you against these diseases. Check out the main health risks in this country below, so you know immediately which specific vaccinations Anguilla requires. Also read our tips for travelling. This way you can best protect yourself against health risks from water, food, sun and insects.

Recommended vaccinations and risks

In this country Chikungunya is prevalent. A good protection against mosquito bites in the daytime is necessary.

In this country dengue fever is prevalent. A good protection against mosquito bites in the daytime is necessary.

Vaccination against DTP is recommended for all travelers to this country.

Vaccination against hepatitis A is recommended for all travelers to this country.

Vaccination against hepatitis B depends on your personal situation. Please contact KLM Health Services for a personal advice.

In this country Zika virus is prevalent. A good protection against mosquito bites in the daytime is necessary.

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