Vietnam Land Tour Packages from the Philippines

Connek Trip sells land-only Vietnam tour packages for travellers from the Philippines. You book your own flight from Manila, Cebu or Clark. We take care of everything on the ground: hotel, air-conditioned transfers, an English-speaking local guide, and the meals and entrance fees listed in each itinerary. Choose from 18 packages of 4 to 7 days, from US$168 per person for 2 or more travellers.

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Why book a land package

Use the seat sale you found. Book Cebu Pacific, PAL, VietJet or AirAsia when fares drop, then add the land package for your dates.
Private van for bigger groups. Package prices include a private vehicle for groups of 8 or more, which suits a big barkada or family. Smaller groups can ask for a private tour and private van at a separate price.
One clear price per person. Each package shows what is included and what is not, with prices for groups of 2 or more and for solo travellers.
No shopping traps. We never take you to commission shops. If your itinerary includes a shopping stop, it is at a local market or mall, and buying pasalubong is up to you.

How to work out your total trip cost

Cost	Where it comes from
Land package	The Connek Trip price per person on the tour page. Example: Da Nang & Hoi An 4D3N from US$221 per person (2 travellers, 3-star hotel).
Round-trip flight	The fare you book with the airline.
Philippine travel tax	₱1,620 for economy class, paid in the Philippines.
Personal spending	Meals not listed in the itinerary, drinks, shopping and optional tips.

When you compare with an all-in package that includes flights, check the fine print. Some all-in prices do not include tips, fuel surcharges, terminal fees or travel tax.

Choose your region

North: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh and Sapa

Cool weather, limestone bays and mountain villages. December to February is cold in Sapa, which many Filipino travellers love. Popular picks:

Central: Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue

The Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, lantern-lit Hoi An and the old capital of Hue. February to August is the drier season; September to December brings heavy rain.

South: Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta and Da Lat

City life, river markets, the Cu Chi Tunnels and the cool highlands of Da Lat. December to April is the dry season.

Flights from the Philippines

Manila to Da Nang: Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific fly direct.
Manila to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City: served by Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, VietJet and Vietnam Airlines.
Cebu and Clark: VietJet adds Cebu to Hanoi, Cebu to Ho Chi Minh City and Clark to Ho Chi Minh City from November 2026.

Schedules change often, so check the airline before you book. Send us your flight times and we will plan your pick-up and the first day around them.

Questions Filipino travellers ask

Do Filipinos need a visa for Vietnam?

No. Holders of a regular Philippine passport can stay in Vietnam visa-free for up to 21 days. Check the latest entry rules before you travel.

What documents should I prepare for departure?

Your passport, return ticket and eTravel registration. After you pay the deposit, we send you a booking confirmation letter (PDF) with your itinerary and hotels, which you can show if asked about your trip. Immigration decisions are made by the authorities.

Is airfare included?

No. Our packages are land-only. International flights and the Philippine travel tax are not included.

How do I pay?

By credit card (3% fee), bank transfer (bank fees paid by the sender), PayPal (3.8% fee), or cash through RIA or Western Union. The payment schedule is stated in your tour confirmation.

What if I need to cancel?

Free if you cancel 35 days or more before arrival (except payment fees, paid deposits and issued flight tickets). 25% between 35 and 20 days, 50% between 20 and 10 days, and 100% within 10 days. See our cancellation policy.

Is the transport private?

Package prices include a private vehicle for groups of 8 or more travellers. For smaller groups, we can arrange a private tour and private vehicle at a separate price. Some legs use shared transport, such as the sleeper cabin bus between Hanoi and Sapa or between Ho Chi Minh City and Da Lat, and the shuttle bus to Ha Long Bay on cruise days.