Mexico is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, with palm fringed beaches, the turquoise Caribbean Sea and intriguing remnants of ancient Mayan Civilizations. So the question is, are there any vaccines for Mexico that you should be aware of? Most travellers will need hepatitis A, tetanus and typhoid as part of their Mexican vaccine requirements and you should make sure you are up to date with these vaccinations. Many travellers simply visit a beach resort, and you may spend most of your time in the hotel or visiting close surrounding areas. Does that mean you're safe? What other vaccines do you need for Mexico? Well there is one other disease you should consider. Although rabies cases have vastly decreased over the last few decades in Mexico, there are still recurrent cases in domestic dogs and cats as well as wild coyotes and bats. All of these animals can roam around the vicinity of beach resort areas, so if you're a long stay traveller you should definitely consider the rabies vaccination before you travel. Still not sure about the inoculations for Mexico? Don't worry, we’re here to guide you and if you need any help, just give us a call To give you an idea of the vaccines needed for Mexico, take a look at our summary guide below.