When to find the cheapest flights to Hong Kong

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London - Hong Kong

outbound: 13-Sep-2022
1 stop (24h30m)
Qatar Airways

return: 22-Sep-2022
1 stop (18h05m)
Qatar Airways

£3716 Verify

London - Hong Kong

outbound: 13-Sep-2022
1 stop (23h05m)
Air France

return: 22-Sep-2022
1 stop (21h55m)
Air France

£5298 Verify

London - Hong Kong

outbound: 27-May-2022
2 stops (20h05m)
Turkish Airlines

return: 09-Jun-2022
1 stop (17h50m)
Turkish Airlines

£624 Verify

London - Hong Kong

outbound: 27-May-2022
1 stop (28h05m)
Swiss

return: 09-Jun-2022
1 stop (24h15m)
Lufthansa

£444 Verify

London - Hong Kong

outbound: 27-May-2022
1 stop (19h25m)
British Airways

return: 09-Jun-2022
1 stop (18h05m)
Qatar Airways

£913 Verify

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Hong Kong guide: how to get there, what to see

	Hong Kong city centre
	Chek Lap Kok Airport (HKG): 13 mi from city centre

Flights to Hong Kong: practical information

Cheap airlines to Hong Kong

Hong Kong is easy to reach from the UK. British Airways, Qantas and Cathay Pacific fly direct from London but flights with at least one stopover are almost always cheaper. Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is considered one of the best airports in the world, so don't rush out too quickly!

When to compare flights to Hong Kong

For those seeking a warm holiday, the best time to book cheap tickets to Hong Kong is between October and December. Those who can't face the tropical humidity, plan your trip later in the year, from January to March.

Peak season: Autumn and spring and Chinese New Year.
Low season: Summer is unbearably hot and humid, putting a damper on city sightseeing.

Flight duration

Direct flights to Hong Kong take 11h 35min from London.

Experience Hong Kong: what to do, what to see

Holidays in Hong Kong are magical. Hong Kong is an incredible city! It's huge and in no way can one see it all in one visit. It's as culturally diverse as cities come. While the city centre area may be a concrete jungle, just outside the city limits are mountains, rocky islands and picturesque wilderness, best accessed with a Hong Kong car hire.

Essentials in Hong Kong

Tea time: Just like in Britain, tea time is an essential part of the day between 14:00 and 15:00. Head to a bakery, pick up some egg-tarts and get yourself a cup of "silk-stocking" tea, a very strong brew with evaporated milk.

Beaches: There are more than 200 nearby islands as well as a coastline that is full of interesting bays, all lined with beaches. Repulse Bay, Shek O, Big Wave Bay and Huan Shing Yeh Beach are the most popular.

Tian Tan Buddha: Just up from the Po Lin Monastery is the famous 23m tall Tian Tan Buddha. It weighs a whopping 202 tonnes, no wonder since it's almost solid bronze. It's worth climbing the 260 steps to reach the top, we promise.

Find more information on discoverhongkong.com.

Accommodations in Hong Kong

Both business and leisure travellers are taken care of in Hong Kong. You won't find any cheap hotels in Hong Kong near the harbour but smaller boutique places make up for their lack of views with excellent personal service.