1055 Cote du Beaver Hall, Suite 400
Montréal, Québec, H2Z1S5
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Clinique du Voyageur du Grand Montréal is the best travel clinic in Downtown Montréal, located 1 min drive from the CHUM.
One-stop for travel health: punctual appointments that will cover all your travel clinic needs, from travel vaccines to malaria pills and rapid COVID-19 testing.
Advice and protection: our knowledgeable healthcare team will give the tips, vaccines and medications you need to stay healthy when travelling to your destination.
We are the clinic of choice for family physicians referrals in Old Montréal, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Little Italy, Côte-des-Neiges and Quartier des Spectacles.
TRAVEL CONSULTATIONS at our clinic located in Montreal - Downtown
We prepare our travellers to avoid illnesses like choleraand mosquito-borne diseases like malaria. Our doctors can prescribetraveller’s diarrhea (ETEC) medication and make sure you’re up to date on routine immunizations. During a consultation, one of our travel health nurses will:
Assess your childhood immunization records and your medical history.
Explain the risks of exotic diseases and any ongoing outbreaks in your destination.
Discuss and administer vaccinations against polio, hepatitis A, and other common diseases and prescribe the required medications.
Address all your possible travel health inquiries.
We help all types of travellers to see the world, safely: couples going on their honeymoon to Jamaica, audacious backpackers travelling across Europe or Business people heading to Spain. Our advice is distinct and custom-built to your health and type of journey.
DIRECTIONS TO CLINIQUE DU VOYAGEUR - DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL
By metro – The travel clinic is located near the Square Victoria OACI metro station. Take the orange line to Square Victoria OACI. The travel clinic is just 20 meters from the Edicule Belmont exit at Victoria Square OACI metro station.
Our Beaver Hall location is up the street from the CHUM.
By bus – The Montreal travel clinic can be reached by several bus routes. Exit at the Victoria Square OACI stop on these routes: 35 Griffintown – 36 Monk – 61 Wellington – 74 Bridge – 75 de la Commune – 168 Cité-du-Havre – 178 Pointe-Nord/Île-des-Sœurs
By car – to plan your drive, fill in your departure address using the link below.
Great clinic! Always a positive experience! Very helpful and competent nurses and receptionists. No delays and the quality of service…
Great clinic! Always a positive experience! Very helpful and competent nurses and receptionists. No delays and the quality of service is impeccable. The clinic is flexible in offering in-person and remote consultations. Highly recommended!
Comfortable, convenient clinic that is well located downtown, right next to a metro station. I had the Clinic Director, Khaoula,…
Comfortable, convenient clinic that is well located downtown, right next to a metro station. I had the Clinic Director, Khaoula, answer all my questions patiently and give me great recommendations. Easy to book an appointment, punctual, and they have many other branches in town. Will come back here before my next trip!
I had the best experience at this clinic! It is very clean and they are very accommodating with getting an…
I had the best experience at this clinic! It is very clean and they are very accommodating with getting an appointment as well as follow up appointments if need be. Nurse Khaoula is very kind and gentle making it easy to get all the vaccines and tests I needed done! I definitely recommend this clinic!
I went for a travel vaccine consultation, which was super easy to book online. Marie is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly….
I went for a travel vaccine consultation, which was super easy to book online. Marie is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. She explained the recommendations for the countries I was visiting and activities I’d be doing, and gave me clear instructions on how to store and consume the vaccines that weren’t administered on-site (like oral typhoid) as well as general preventative information. A travel health clinic is going to cost money no matter what, but I felt good about what I paid ($65 consultation fee + $400 for the polio booster, hepatitis A, oral typhoid and Dukoral vaccines. I was also given a prescription for the malaria and diarrhea medications). I felt like the service was very personalized, that I was presented with all the options, and at no point did I feel pressured to get any superfluous vaccines. I’m happy with my choice and I would definitely recommend them!
The travel consultation was extremely thorough and helpful. The doctor who saw me (sorry don’t remember her name) took lots…
The travel consultation was extremely thorough and helpful. The doctor who saw me (sorry don’t remember her name) took lots of time to go over my detailed travel itinerary for Southeast Asia and make sure I had all the info and advice I needed to make the right decisions on what vaccinations and medications necessary for my whole trip. Thanks so much!
