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Hong Kong Airport (HKG)
Flights from Australia to Hong Kong will disembark at Hong Kong International Airport.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is the main airport of Hong Kong. The two terminal airport has been awarded 'Worlds Best Airport' by Skytrax numerous times, and is famous for its state-of-the-art facilities and high level of service. It is often referred to as Check Lap Kok Airport as it was built on the island of Chek Lap Kok.
Airport Accommodation: There are a number of hotels located in close proximity to Hong Kong International Airport. Book your Hong Kong Airport accommodation.
Getting to Hong Kong
There are several airlines that offer flights to Hong Kong from Australia. Direct flights from Sydney or Melbourne take around nine hours and 15 minutes. There are also flights from Sydney or Melbourne that include a stopover in Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Singapore. Direct flights from Brisbane take around nine hours.
Airlines that fly to Hong Kong
Airlines that offer cheap flights to Hong Kong from Australia include:
For more on Hong Kong holidays check out our Hong Kong travel guide or view our range of Hong Kong holiday packages that include flights, accommodation and often other extras like tours or car hire.
One of two administrative regions in China, Hong Kong is a city state known for its glittering city skyline and expansive harbour. Much like its famous assets, Hong Kong is commonly referred to as 'where east meets west,' a futuristic city that still values its age old traditions. At dawn you could easily find party goers heading home from the latest techno club wandering past a peaceful Tai Chi class. It's this unique clash and the city's endless possibilities that make Hong Kong such a popular tourist destination. Whether here to shop and splurge or to learn more about the city's unique culture, or both, a holiday in Hong Kong is guaranteed to leave you wanting more.
Hong Kong's Harbour
Hong Kong's unique culture is the result of historic British Rule and Chinese influence. Today the city's range of cultures continues to expand as expats from around the world base themselves in Hong Kong. In the business world, Hong Kong is a valued meeting point between Asia and the rest of the globe and is also an important hub for trade. As a result, Hong Kong accommodation is plentiful, with numerous luxury hotels making their mark on the city skyline. The city state is also one of the most densely populated places in the world. Despite such crowds, Hong Kong is also famed for being incredibly organised, clean and efficient.
More than just spectacular city views though, Hong Kong is a city full of unique experiences. The exotic range of food alone will easily keep your mind occupied. Then there are the markets full of chatter, rows of designer boutiques and pulsating bars and nightclubs. Away from the hustle and bustle of the streets you will find Hong Kong's peaceful side, where locals enjoy a quiet moment to themselves in the city's many tea houses. Experience the diversity of this exotic city on a Hong Kong tour.
City View from Peak Tram