Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia: mosquito-borne illness, sun exposure and water hygiene are the primary risks, plus hurricane season planning (Jun–Nov).
Routine vaccines
- MMR
- Tdap
- Polio
- Influenza
- COVID-19
Recommended vaccines
- Hepatitis A & B
- Typhoid
- Rabies (mongoose/bat exposure on some islands)
Disease risks & prevention
Repellent day and night, cover skin, screened or air-conditioned rooms.
SPF 50+, hat, hydration and shade in midday hours.
Bottled water off-resort, hot cooked food, peeled fruit.
Water
Tap water is treated on many islands but bottled water is safer off-resort and after storms.
Food
Resort food is generally safe; be careful with street seafood and reef fish (ciguatera).
Insects
Repellent throughout the day and remove standing water near accommodation.
Emergency contacts
Numbers vary by island; medical evacuation insurance is recommended.
General information only, pending clinical review. Not a substitute for professional medical advice — consult a travel medicine specialist before your trip.
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