Cheap Flights from Melbourne to Hong Kong

About Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a Specially Administrative Region of China. With 7.4 million residents of diverse nationalists, Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the British colonized Hong Kong. During the World War, it was occupied by Japan from 1941 to 1945. In 1997, the British transferred the entire territory to China. Today, Hong Kong is known for its  iconic skyline, legendary dining scene, and protected natural preserves, which are home to rare birds and animals. Its forest-covered mountains, hiking trails, pristine beaches, islands, and small fishing villages allure tourists. To explore its diversity, book a Melbourne to Hong Kong flight and enjoy a long vacation here.

Best Time to Book Melbourne to Hong Kong Flights

Hong Kong has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild and drier winters. The best time to visit Hong Kong is either between March and April or between October and November, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

Details About Melbourne to Hong Kong Flights

Looking for a Melbourne to Hong Kong flight? Major airlines, such as Scoot, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Qantas, China Airlines, Malaysian Airlines, Asiana Airlines, Thai Airways, etc. offer 210 flights on this route. It takes 09 hours to cover the distance of 4,617 miles by flight from Melbourne to Hong Kong.

To avail Melbourne to Hong Kong flight, book your seat with Scoot at the cost of HK$ 1,421 for a one-way trip, and HK$ 3,065 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Melbourne Airport and Hong Kong International Airport (MEL-HKG).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares from Melbourne to Hong Kong (MEL-HKG):

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Scoot	HK$ 1,421	Book Now
	Singapore Airlines	HK$ 1,525	Book Now
	Cathay Pacific	HK$ 1,631	Book Now
	Thai Airways	HK$ 1,690	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Scoot	HK$ 3,065	Book Now
	Asiana Airlines	HK$ 3,215	Book Now
	Qantas	HK$ 3,228	Book Now
	China Airlines	HK$ 3,248	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

Lung King Heen

Booking a table at this Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant is like winning a lottery. This fine-dining restaurant is located in Hotel Four Seasons and remains packed with guests all day long. It features woods, silver accents, and wide and tall windows overlooking Victoria Harbor. Their dimsums, crispy pork ribs, and roasted meat are highly popular among the patrons.

Ronin

Ronin is a popular seafood eatery, known for its elegant decor, sophisticated ambience, and warm lighting. While guests relish their wide selection of seafood-based dishes, especially oysters, it is actually its Japanese whiskey and 100 plus collection that attract guests the most. The menu is divided into three sections- raw, smaller, and bigger.

Hop Yik Tai

If you want to explore the street food culture of Hong Kong, start your journey from Hop Yik Tai. This humble stall is not only affordable but also serves delicious cheong fun or slippery rice rolls. Due to its popularity, it remains packed with visitors waiting for their turn to get rice rolls.

Best Hotels in Hong Kong

Bishop Lei International House

Address – 4 Robinson Rd, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong

Price – HK$ 978

International Metro Guest House

Address – C座 13/F, Block C, Nathan Rd, Hong Kong

Price – HK$ 370

Beverly Guest House

Address – Hong Kong, Nathan Rd, 36-44號, Chungking Mansion, b7

Price – HK$ 245

Places to Visit in Hong Kong

Victoria Peak

If you are in Hong Kong, make sure to visit the iconic viewpoint of Victoria Peak that offers the stunning views of the splendid city below. Visitors take a ride on the trap to reach the scenic view point, from where they can admire the impressive cityspace, dotted with skyscrapers, harbor, surrounding islands, and bustling city. Those, who don’t want to take the tram, can hike the trails that traverse through the forest.

Wong Tai Sin Temple

Wong Tai Sin Temple, located in Kowloon, was originally built in 1920 and later it was replaced with a new building in 1968. The temple was dedicated to Taoist God Wong Tai Sin, who as per the local’s belief, brings good luck in horse racing and heals illness. The Hall of Three Saints and the Good Wish Garden are among the notable buildings inside the complex.

Tian Tan Buddha Statue

Tian Tan Buddha Statue is a 34 meter tall statue of Lord Buddha, located in Lantau Island’s Po Lin Monastery. Interestingly, it is one of the largest Buddha statues of its kind in the world and it took 12 years to complete. Although regular bus service is available to the monastery, tourists often hop on the scenic Ngong Ping cable car that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.

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