What injections do you need if you are going to the Seychelles/Mauritius?

Question

just wondering about things like maleria etc ,only thinking about a holiday there with the wife early next year.

Answer 1

Malaria protection is tablets, no injection involved.

Answer 2

a good eight incher

Answer 3

I'm from seychelles and have had friends from australia, belgium, sweden and so on come here for holidays and didn't need injections. I have also been overseas and didn't need any. You don't need any malaria tablets, we aren't a infested country, as to Mauritius. We are a clean place. If you'd like more info please feel free to contact me on [e-mail]

Good luck and I do hope you enjoy our wonderful indian ocean islands

Answer 4

i went to mauritius two yrs ago .. no need for injections ..  definately worth u going .. stayed @ le cocoa beach complex <all inclusive> people very friendly. its an eye opener .. they drive on the left ..buses/ trucks /cars r/h drive. if u go , go all in  ... dont go on organised trips as they're expensive ..do use the taxi's from the resort ..u'll see more for a lot lot less.. people over there poorly paid .. taxi drivers / complex workers but they were a joy to know .. a tip of 200 mauritius rupee's < £4 > and u'd think they had won the lottery.. highly recommend the island .. paradice .. white sandy beaches, palm trees, sea turquoise/blue .. no waves as island surrounded by lagoons .. see dolphins feeding ... could go on .. have i wet ur appetite ?

Answer 5

you dont need maleria tablets for either destination and as long as you fly striaght there and are not stopping off in any other country then you just need your normal boosters like typhoid and tetnus.

It is always best to check with your own GP though as he/she will have your medical history.

If you want to stay in the Seychelles the Coc de Mer and Black Parrot Suites are beautiful and the staff are all very helpful and friendly.