How Much Is a Europe Tour from Manila? 2026–2027 Costs
How Much Is a Europe Tour from Manila? 2026–2027 Costs
Real all-in prices, what's included, the extras to budget for, and the best dates to go, explained for Filipino travelers.
Europe tour package prices from Manila (2026–2027)
Here are current all-in group tours from Manila and what each one covers. Prices are per person on twin sharing.
| Tour | Countries | Price from |
|---|---|---|
| Europe 4-in-1 with Mt. Titlis 10 days, 9 nights | Italy, Vatican City, Switzerland, France | ₱193,888 |
| Portugal & Spain 10 days, 9 nights | Portugal, Spain | ₱193,888 |
| Europe 7-in-1 with Mt. Titlis 11 days, 10 nights | Netherlands, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, Vatican City | ₱202,888 |
Prices change by departure date. Holiday and spring dates usually cost more. For example, the 4-in-1 starts at ₱193,888 for December 2026, ₱196,888 during Holy Week 2027, and up to ₱210,888 in May 2027.
What "all-in" usually includes
- Roundtrip airfare from Manila, with checked baggage of 30 to 35 kg
- Philippine travel tax, plus airport, hotel and city taxes
- 3- and 4-star hotels, twin sharing
- Coach transfers between cities
- Tours, entrance fees and meals as listed in the itinerary
- A tour leader from start to finish, plus local guides
Extra costs to budget for
| Extra cost | How much to plan for |
|---|---|
| Schengen visa | The EU consular fee for adults is €90, plus the visa center's service fee. With our visa assistance, processing is ₱11,888 per person for the 4-in-1 and 7-in-1 tours. Ask us for the Portugal & Spain rate. |
| Tipping for guides and driver | About €8 per person per day, roughly €80 to €90 for a 10 to 11 day tour |
| Travel insurance | Required for the Schengen visa, with at least €30,000 in medical coverage. Cost depends on the insurer and your age. |
| Pocket money | Meals not in the itinerary, snacks, souvenirs and optional activities |
Budget tip: add your visa, tips and insurance to the tour price before comparing packages. A cheaper package that leaves out airfare, taxes or tours often costs more in the end.
Which Europe tour is right for you?
First time in Europe: 4-in-1 with Mt. Titlis
The classics in 10 days: Rome and the Vatican, Florence, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, snow at Mt. Titlis with free time in Lucerne, and Paris with the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Versailles and a Seine cruise.
From ₱193,888 · View tour →
See the most countries: 7-in-1 with Mt. Titlis
Seven countries in 11 days, starting in Amsterdam and passing through Brussels, Paris, Luxembourg, Zurich and Mt. Titlis before ending in Rome and the Vatican. A good fit if you want a little of everything.
From ₱202,888 · View tour →
Something different: Portugal & Spain
Lisbon, Sintra, Fatima, Madrid, Toledo, Valencia and Barcelona, with a paella cooking class, the Montserrat cable car and Gaudí's Sagrada Família. A good fit for pilgrims (Fatima) and for travelers who've already seen Paris and Rome.
From ₱193,888 · View tour →
Swiss Alps photo: Michal Kmeť / Unsplash
Best time to book a Europe tour from Manila
- November and December: the lowest prices on our current departures. Expect cold weather, fewer crowds and Christmas markets in December.
- Holy Week and April: spring weather and long Philippine holidays. Seats go fast, so book 3 to 4 months ahead.
- May: warmer weather and long daylight hours, but the highest prices on our current departures.
Whatever the season, leave enough time for the Schengen visa. Book your tour first, then start your visa documents right away.
Schengen visa basics for Filipinos
- Filipinos need a Schengen short-stay visa for most of Europe. One visa covers all Schengen countries on your tour.
- You apply through the embassy (or its visa center) of the country where you'll spend the most nights. On group tours, the agency tells you which one.
- The embassy normally decides within 15 calendar days, but it can take longer in peak season, and appointments can be hard to get. Apply 2 to 3 months before departure.
- Typical documents include your passport, bank statements, a certificate of employment or business papers, an ITR, travel insurance (at least €30,000 in coverage) and your tour itinerary.
Ready to see Europe? Check our all-in tours from Manila
Airfare, hotels, coach, tour leader, listed tours and meals, and the travel tax are all included. Visa assistance is available through our partner visa agencies.
Europe 4-in-1 with Mt. Titlis 10D9Nfrom ₱193,888
Portugal & Spain 10D9Nfrom ₱193,888
Europe 7-in-1 with Mt. Titlis 11D10Nfrom ₱202,888
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Europe tour package from Manila?
All-in, multi-country group tours from Manila cost about ₱193,888 to ₱214,888 per person on twin sharing for 10 to 11 days, depending on the route and departure date. That covers airfare, hotels, coach, tour leader, listed tours and meals, and the Philippine travel tax.
Is the Schengen visa included in Europe tour packages?
Usually not. Visa processing is added separately. Through our visa assistance it's ₱11,888 per person for the 4-in-1 and 7-in-1 tours. Tipping and travel insurance are also extra.
How much pocket money do I need for a Europe tour?
Plan for tipping (about €8 per person per day), plus meals not in the itinerary, snacks, souvenirs and optional activities. Many travelers also bring extra for shopping.
How many countries can I visit on a 10-day Europe tour?
Our 10-day tours cover 2 to 4 countries: Italy, Vatican City, Switzerland and France on the 4-in-1, or Portugal and Spain. The 11-day 7-in-1 covers 7, including the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.
When is the cheapest time for a Europe tour from the Philippines?
On our current departures, November and December dates have the lowest prices. Holy Week, April and May cost more.
How early should I book a Europe tour?
At least 3 months before departure, and earlier for Holy Week. That leaves time to secure a seat and complete your Schengen visa.
Sources: 1Una Travel and Tours tour rates and inclusions as of October 2026 (subject to availability and change until booked); European Union Schengen short-stay visa rules (fee and insurance requirement). Visa requirements and processing times can change, so confirm with the embassy or visa center before you apply.