Our Vietnam All-Inclusive packages are built for travellers who want everything sorted before they leave India, so the only decision left at the destination is which dish to try next. Across limestone karsts, lantern-lit old towns and sizzling street food, we fold your stays, daily meals, sightseeing and transfers into one clear price. From ₹28,999 per person, you get a holiday with no surprise bills at checkout.
Vietnam packs a lot into a short flight, just 5–7 hours from most Indian metros. You can sail through Halong Bay, wander Hoi An's tailor shops and ride the cable car at Da Nang in one trip. With an all-inclusive plan you skip the daily haggling over taxis and menus, while we handle the logistics.
What makes our Vietnam All-Inclusive packages special
The whole point of all-inclusive is removing friction. Every package below bundles your stays, most meals, guided sightseeing with entry tickets, and transfers, so you know your total spend before you board.
- Meals handled daily: Breakfast each morning plus set lunches and dinners, with Indian and vegetarian options on request.
- No transfer headaches: Private or shared transfers between Hanoi, Halong Bay, Da Nang, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City, including airport pickups.
- Sightseeing pre-booked: Halong Bay cruise, Hoi An walk, Ba Na Hills and city tours with tickets and guides arranged.
- E-visa support: We guide you through the Vietnam e-visa, a single-entry permit costing around $25.
Sample All-Inclusive Vietnam itineraries
Here are three popular structures. Prices are indicative per person on twin sharing and shift with dates, hotel tier and flight inclusion.
| Package | Nights | From (per person) | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hanoi and Halong Bay Essentials | 4 | ₹28,999 | 3-star, shared transfers, all meals |
| Hanoi, Da Nang and Hoi An Discovery | 6 | ₹52,999 | 4-star, mixed transfers, all meals |
| Grand Vietnam Luxury Circuit | 8 | ₹89,999 | 5-star resorts, private transfers, all meals |
The Essentials trip suits first-timers who want the Halong Bay cruise without overspending. The Discovery package adds central Vietnam's beaches, while the Luxury Circuit runs north to south with private guides.
Best time for a All-Inclusive Vietnam trip
Vietnam is long and narrow, so weather varies from north to south. The sweet spots for an all-inclusive holiday are February to April and August to October, when most regions stay pleasant and the Halong Bay cruise runs smoothly.
- February to April: Dry, mild days in the north, ideal for Hanoi, Sapa's terraces and Halong Bay, and lined up with school holidays.
- August to October: Central Vietnam, including Da Nang and Hoi An, is at its best and the highlands look lush.
- Booking tip: Reserve 6–8 weeks ahead, as Halong Bay cabins and good resorts fill quickly.
What's included
Every Vietnam All-Inclusive package from Many2Go covers the core of your holiday so you carry less cash and less stress.
- Hotel or resort stays for the full duration, matched to your chosen tier.
- Daily breakfast plus most lunches and dinners, with vegetarian and Jain requests arranged.
- Airport transfers and all intercity transport between listed cities.
- Guided sightseeing with entry tickets, including the Halong Bay cruise.
- An English-speaking local guide, on-trip assistance and e-visa guidance.
Flights are bundled only where the package name says so. International airfare, the $25 e-visa fee, insurance, shopping and tips are extra.