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Qantas is having a sale on flights from Sydney to Hong Kong. Travel in Oct - Dec/18. Bags and Meals Included.

$434 Return Sydney to Hong Kong Flights. Click Here for more travel dates.
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30/Oct 06/Nov $434 View Flight
05/Nov 12/Nov $434 View Flight
07/Nov 14/Nov $434 View Flight
12/Nov 19/Nov $434 View Flight
14/Nov 21/Nov $434 View Flight
08/Nov 18/Nov $434 View Flight
01/Nov 11/Nov $434 View Flight
02/Nov 12/Nov $434 View Flight
15/Nov 25/Nov $434 View Flight
16/Nov 26/Nov $434 View Flight
22/Nov 02/Dec $434 View Flight
29/Nov 09/Dec $434 View Flight
13/Nov 04/Dec $434 View Flight
12/Nov 04/Dec $434 View Flight
15/Nov 12/Dec $434 View Flight
14/Nov 12/Dec $434 View Flight
14/Nov 24/Nov $457 View Flight
21/Nov 01/Dec $457 View Flight
28/Nov 08/Dec $457 View Flight
01/Dec 11/Dec $457 View Flight

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  • bt123123 on 26/10/2018 - 08:08
    +1

    any melb to HK?

  • lanjiao on 26/10/2018 - 08:22
    +4

    (profanity) me that's cheap… if I didn't already have flights booked I'd jump on it

  • StrayfireX on 26/10/2018 - 08:39

    Shame it's not during Feb holidays :(

  • k3nnis on 26/10/2018 - 09:04

    What do you guys do in HK? Just curious as I’m thinking of going but not sure what to do there?

    • kerfuffle on 26/10/2018 - 09:08
      +1

      Shop and eat in my case (not that I've been but I want to!)

    • capslock on 26/10/2018 - 09:18
      +3

      Skip HK, take a ferry to Macau and stay at the Galaxy Hotel.

      • ksama0079 on 26/10/2018 - 11:26

        You can now take the bus with the bridge open. Apparently cheaper and quicker too.

        • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 11:51

          Depends where you're travelling from in HK.
          IF you're downtown (Central, HK island) the ferry is still better.

          If you're out in the NT, then the bus.

      • jaybo on 26/10/2018 - 14:57
        +1

        if you like gambling and not drinking then Macau is OK

        i found it to be one of the most horrible places i've ever been though :D

        YMMV

        (would recommend a day trip or even an overnight, stay in the 'new' area and see all the pretty lights and stuff, and go for a walk around the old town & hill, but we stayed 3 nights and it was way too much…)

        • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:34

          Agreed - Macau is torture these days

      • ippy on 26/10/2018 - 21:32

        HK is wayyyy more interesting than Macau are you serious? Vegas is soooo much better than Macau, and weed is legal in Nevada now.

        But yeah HK in itself is not that interesting either, good for eating mostly. I reckon 3 days max. So not really worth flying all that way just to go there.

    • ikari47 on 26/10/2018 - 09:20
      +7

      Shopping; lots of high end shops, lots of cheap markets with great atmosphere, and a xiaomi store
      Horse Racing; must go to Happy Valley, Sha Tin is huge too
      Sight seeing; Victoria Peak, LKF/SOHO area, Disneyland, Macau
      Gambling; Macau
      Eating; again high end down to cheap awesome little joints in side streets and markets
      Night life; LKF/SOHO and Wanchai (red light district, but you can avoid the seedy places)

      I like to stay around Mid-Levels/SOHO (on the island), but a bit cheaper in Kowloon and plenty of stuff to do and easy to get across on the metro.
      Careful if you stay just a little south of SOHO you are on a massive hill and PITA to climb every time you return back to the hotel.

      So yes…plenty there

    • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 11:39
      +5

      It is no longer cheap to shop in Hong Kong, it hasn't been cheap for >10 years.
      Shopping is reasonable here since there isn't any direct sales tax, but retail rents are so high things get priced accordingly, alot of us living here prefer to order online from overseas where possible.

      Eat - plenty of "other" Chinese food, such as Xiao Long Bao from up north, Shanghainese food is fantastic imho
      Soy Sauce Western food is kind of fun, this is the Chinese/Western crossover food from Colonial times - kind of American diner meets the East.

      Travel - plenty of stuff to see in Hong Kong. It used to be the case that, if in HK you should also do Macau, I would replace Macau with Shenzhen these days however. If you want to see a young, vibrant city (what Hong Kong used to be), go to Shenzhen. Macau has some nice resorts and a bit of history and food, but is overrated IMHO. You will probably need a China visa for Shenzhen (apply in advance, better than Visa On Arrival)

      There is no shortage of things to do in HK - just take a look at any of the expat forums and you'll find plenty of tips.
      (double posting this as a reply to more than one person)

      • ultraviolet on 26/10/2018 - 14:10

        For non Chinese speakers it may not be enjoyable experience to be in Shenzen which is on the other side of the border (google translate will not work there, not sure about microsoft translate). For English speakers HK is still a very enjoyable city (English is still a part of the official language though diminishing). A lot of food choices but street food is quite hard to get now.

        If you have never been to HK it will be good experience now. It used to be good place to buy cameras and electronics stuff but eBay beats them. And there are a lot of dishonest camera shops waiting to cheat on tourists. Some taxi drivers can be bad too. Sorry that they banned Uber.

        • dane45 on 26/10/2018 - 15:29

          Will Google Translate work if you've downloaded the Chinese language pack?

          • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:26

            @dane45: The "trick" is to get a SIM that you can use for "roaming" in China, e.g. a pre-paid one in HK.

            That way, you can still access outside services, such as Google.

            For translate, yes it will work off-line, but maps won't.

            • ultraviolet on 26/10/2018 - 20:26
              +1

              @rob2018: @rob2018: Thanks for the tip on offline translate. Just tested the offline Chinese pack and it is a pass when offline.

            • NoApostrophePlurals on 28/10/2018 - 03:55

              @rob2018: You can download offline maps. Why would that not work?

              • rob2018 on 28/10/2018 - 11:30

                @NoApostrophePlurals: Because Google maps are not always available offline, due to al sorts of legal reasons.

                You can't download maps for heaps of places, and China is one of them.

    • sayako on 26/10/2018 - 11:59
      +2

      plus hiking, different sorts…some up mountains just next to the dense city, or some in "rural" HK.

      • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:47

        The Xiaomi HK store has a much more limited range vs Shenzhen.

        having said that, if you want a Xiaomi mobile phone to use outside of China, then the HK store is the one to use.

  • k3nnis on 26/10/2018 - 11:15

    Thanks. Is it that cheap to shop there?

    What food do you recommend besides dim sum?

    • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 11:38

      It is no longer cheap to shop in Hong Kong, it hasn't been cheap for >10 years.
      Shopping is reasonable here since there isn't any direct sales tax, but retail rents are so high things get priced accordingly, alot of us living here prefer to order online from overseas where possible.

      Eat - plenty of "other" Chinese food, such as Xiao Long Bao from up north, Shanghainese food is fantastic imho
      Soy Sauce Western food is kind of fun, this is the Chinese/Western crossover food from Colonial times - kind of American diner meets the East.

      Travel - plenty of stuff to see in Hong Kong. It used to be the case that, if in HK you should also do Macau, I would replace Macau with Shenzhen these days however. If you want to see a young, vibrant city (what Hong Kong used to be), go to Shenzhen. Macau has some nice resorts and a bit of history and food, but is overrated IMHO. You will probably need a China visa for Shenzhen (apply in advance, better than Visa On Arrival)

      There is no shortage of things to do in HK - just take a look at any of the expat forums and you'll find plenty of tips.
      (double posting this as a reply to more than one person)

      • gottacatchemall on 26/10/2018 - 11:47

        What is there to do in Shenzhen? I have some family in Shenzhen so have been a few times but never knew what do do. Went to the wonders of the world thing and malls like Coco Park but it becomes generic after a while. Am I missing something?

        • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 11:50

          Well, if you've been there a few times I guess you've seen the most of it. I'm talking about a day trip or so.

          Coco park, MixC Nanshan (big Xiaomi store nearby), OCT (arts and stuff), Huaqiangbei to see where all the bits and pieces for your mobile phones are bought/sold. And, I'd saw the "other" Chinese food (non Cantonese) is much better in SZ than HK.

      • auri on 26/10/2018 - 17:27

        I would say better to do Visa on Arrival for Shenzhen.
        It is quick, simple and cheap, compared to getting a Chinese visa in Australia.

        • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:29

          depends which passport you are carrying …

  • k3nnis on 26/10/2018 - 11:43

    Thanks :) And what months are best to go there? Not too hot or cold :P

    • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 11:48
      +1

      Now until April/May

      • k3nnis on 26/10/2018 - 12:05

        Thanks. So christmas holidays is ok. Are their winter similar to Sydney?

        • Sweetnsour on 26/10/2018 - 12:11

          More like winter in Cairns. Hong Kong Typhoons = Cairns cyclones.

        • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:27

          Winter is very mild, nothing to worry about.
          Cool and dry. Great season to visit HK

  • k3nnis on 26/10/2018 - 12:36

    Ok thanks. I guess from now until April May is not typhoon season in HK?

    • mmd on 26/10/2018 - 14:00

      No, typhoon season is August/September

      • k3nnis on 26/10/2018 - 14:20

        ok thanks.

        • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:28

          While basically correct, there is a threat of a big typhoon heading our way in the next few days.
          may or may not happen though

          All the typhoon information you need is here https://www.hko.gov.hk/informtc/tcMain.htm

  • Pantagonist on 26/10/2018 - 16:01

    Any travel options for a shorter stay? I really just want to pick up some ketamine and get out.

    • rob2018 on 26/10/2018 - 17:28

      Then get a hotel in Mong Kok

    • NoApostrophePlurals on 28/10/2018 - 03:58

      How much hare you buying? To pay over $400 to go there, you could get enough here for a one week K hole

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