When is the best time to visit Hong Kong?

October to November is the best time to visit Hong Kong due to dissipated humidity, although autumn’s peak visitor numbers will boost hotel and entertainment price tags. If you’re budget-conscious, rates generally drop during the sweltering summer heat between May and September.

How many days do you need in Hong Kong?

Spend a minimum of three days in Hong Kong to wander through the city’s most intoxicating neighbourhoods and secure tables at the city’s many dining highlights.

Where is the best area to stay in Hong Kong?

Central is, unsurprisingly, central to many of Hong Kong’s best things to do, and it’s just one district over from Sheung Wan’s buzzy restaurant scene. It’s also home to a high concentration of accommodation to help you find the perfect stay.

What are the best things to do in Hong Kong?

If you’re a first timer, the trail-filled Lantau Island is a must. In fact, locking eyes with its 34-metre-high bronze Big Buddha statue never grows old. Foodies will also love indulging in the world’s best dim sum and yum cha experiences throughout Kowloon, where Michelin star venues are found between fuss-free holes-in-the-wall. Lastly, no trip to Hong Kong can resist a solid credit card flex with Mong Kok’s famed shopping striking the perfect blend of big chain familiarity and only-in-Hong Kong rarity.

Is Hong Kong expensive to visit?

Hong Kong is one of the most expensive cities in China but the Australian dollar generally holds its own, this is subject to change however so check before you book.