From Nantwich it is about four miles east along the A534 Crewe Road to the clinic on Nantwich Road, Crewe — usually around a ten-minute drive.
Nantwich may be best known for its black-and-white timbered streets, its centuries of salt-making and a parish church so grand it is nicknamed the Cathedral of South Cheshire — but it is also a town whose residents travel a great deal, and it has no dedicated travel clinic of its own. Happily, the nearest one is barely a ten-minute drive away in neighbouring Crewe, close enough to slot into an ordinary weekday without rearranging much at all.
The two towns are almost joined along the A534. From Nantwich town centre, Crewe Road runs east through Willaston and becomes Nantwich Road as it enters Crewe, where the clinic sits at 139-141, a short walk from Crewe railway station. If you would rather leave the car at home, Nantwich station is a single stop from Crewe on the Shrewsbury line, which makes the trip easy without driving. Travellers from Acton, Audlem, Wybunbury and Stapeley find the run in just as simple, joining the A529, A51 or A534 depending on which side of town they start from.
Trips from Nantwich take every shape: couples booking long-haul cruises and safaris, families flying out of Manchester for half-term sun, and younger travellers backpacking through South East Asia or working a season abroad. Each itinerary carries its own vaccination requirements, and that is exactly what a pre-travel consultation untangles — which jabs are compulsory for entry, which are simply sensible, and what malaria protection, if any, your route calls for.
Consultations at Crewe Travel Clinic are led by NHS-trained clinicians and designed to be completed in one appointment: assessment, advice and vaccinations together, with antimalarials dispensed on site by the GPhC-registered pharmacy (reg. 1029608). Because the clinic is a Registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, Nantwich travellers bound for South America or sub-Saharan Africa can have the yellow fever vaccine and leave the same day with the internationally recognised ICVP certificate that border officials ask to see.
Aim to book around six to eight weeks before you fly, so any multi-dose courses can be finished in good time. If a last-minute deal has left you with less notice than that, do not panic — call 01270 215837 and the team will work out what can sensibly be done before your departure date, and the destination guides on our website will give you a head start on what your trip is likely to involve.
Book a single consultation and we will give every vaccine you need for your trip — including same-day yellow fever certificates where required.