Flights from Cebu to Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Hong Kong is an autonomous city-state located on the Pearl River estuary. An English-speaking city with a heavy Cantonese influence as well, this is a place where business, Asian culture and top cuisine all come together to create an amazing tourist destination. Sites such as the Tsim Sha Tsui neighborhood and the Victoria Peak viewing spot remain ever-popular, while the Central district contains offices for a large number of leading firms from across the globe. With Hong Kong’s local delicacies, such as dim sum, on offer, there’ll be plenty to keep you feeling full, too.

Flying to Hong Kong

1. Which Airports serve Cebu to Hong Kong?

When leaving Cebu, you’ll need to fly out of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport which is located a taxi ride away from Cebu City. At Hong Kong International Airport, you’ll be able to head to the city center in just an hour or so.

2. Which Airlines operate flights from Cebu to Hong Kong?

There are lots of different carriers working this route, including Cathay Pacific and Philippine Airlines.

3. How long is the flight?

A direct flight from Cebu to Hong Kong tends to take around three hours. Flights operate the whole year round, so there’s no need to limit your travel to peak tourist seasons.

4. Climate changes between Cebu and Hong Kong

Cebu has a tropical wet and dry climate and you can expect average temperature highs of around 84°F in both summer and winter. Hong Kong, though, has a subtropical climate that varies across the year, and travelers are likely to experience summer highs of 87°F and winter lows of 68°F.

5. Culture differences and need-to-know

The currency of the Philippines is the peso, and that means you’ll need to get it converted to the Hong Kong dollar before you go. People with a passport from the Philippines usually won’t need a visa if they plan to stay less than fourteen days, but it’s wise to check before traveling.

Hong Kong Information

Cebu is a vibrant hub for the Philippines but few Asian cities beat Hong Kong when it comes to excitement and diversity. Hong Kong is perhaps the most globalized Asian city and it draws influences from a diverse range of cultures including Chinese, English and more.

The name "Hong Kong” means “fragrant harbor”, and as you’d expect there are plenty of waterside activities here including boat rides. Travelers who want to go shopping can head to the Times Square Mall or the Pacific Place shopping center, while those with families can visit Hong Kong’s very own Disneyland. Culture is also available here, with museums like the Museum of History and the Heritage Museum sitting alongside top art galleries like the Gagosian and the Joyce Gallery. In the business district located around Central, meanwhile, the presence of lots of international companies means that there are plenty of top facilities for business travelers, including office space for rent.