Book a trip from Zurich to Hong Kong with Cathay Pacific

Travellers can choose from a variety of modes of transportation at Hong Kong International Airport to get to the city centre. The easiest choice is the Airport Express, which takes about 25 minutes to get to Hong Kong station. Alternatively, taxis can be hired and the trip to the city centre will take between thirty and fifty minutes. There are also lots of buses outside the arrivals hall, which provides an additional means of getting to downtown Hong Kong.

Begin your journey at Victoria Peak, home to stunning panoramic views of the city skyline, Victoria Harbour, and the surrounding mountains. Travellers can get to the Peak by taking the historic Peak Tram, which offers a unique and scenic ride. Visitors to the top can enjoy the Sky Terrace, an observation deck with 360-degree views, and take memorable photos of the cityscape. The Peak also offers a variety of dining options, ranging from casual cafes to upscale restaurants, as well as walking trails for those looking to explore the lush greenery and enjoy nature.

While on Hong Kong Island, make sure to visit Ocean Park, one of the city's two amusement parks. It combines thrilling rides, animal exhibits, and educational activities. Visitors can ride thrilling roller coasters like the Hair Raiser and the Abyss, as well as interact with animals at a giant panda habitat and a marine mammal exhibit. Ocean Park also features entertaining shows with dolphins, sea lions, and other marine animals. The park's scenic location provides stunning views of the ocean and the surrounding area.

The Avenue of Stars is a must-see for anyone interested in Hong Kong film history. The Avenue of Stars is a promenade on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront that includes statues of famous actors and actresses, handprints of movie stars, and a breathtaking view of Victoria Harbour. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, learn about Hong Kong cinema history, and watch the nightly Symphony of Lights show, which illuminates the skyline with synchronised lighting and music.

Those looking for a respite from the restless city should visit Cheung Chau, an island located southwest of Hong Kong Island known for its quiet ambience and typical fishing village vibes. The island is car-free, so tourists may explore the small streets on foot or by bicycle. Cheung Chau is known for its seafood, and tourists may enjoy freshly caught fish, prawns, and other delightful meals at the local restaurants and seafood booths. The island is particularly noted for its yearly Bun Festival, which includes bright parades and bun towers. Visitors may sunbathe on the sandy beaches, see historical sites like the Cheung Po Tsai Cave, and trek picturesque paths like the Mini Great Wall.

Cathay Pacific brings the convenience of finding the best hotels to you. Those looking for a budget-friendly option can consider the Rambler Oasis Hotel. Located in the lively Tsing Yi neighbourhood, the hotel offers pleasant rooms and necessary services for tourists looking for a convenient stay. Guests may easily utilise public transit to experience the city's attractions as well as neighbouring shopping and eating alternatives. Alternatively, the Rosewood Hong Kong is a prominent luxury hotel located on the Kowloon waterfront. With breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour, the hotel has stylish suites, 10 various culinary concepts, an exclusive executive lounge, and an integrative wellness facility. Guests may relax in the outdoor infinity pool, attend magnificent weddings and parties, and discover the bustling local art scene. Rosewood Hong Kong gives discriminating tourists an unmatched experience of luxury, distinguished hospitality, and exquisite elegance. Book your stay today and discover a wondrous world of rewards, including special accommodation, room upgrades, and access to lounge facilities. You will also be able to earn miles when you book a holiday package or a hotel.

For food enthusiasts, Hong Kong is a haven of flavours, boasting a diverse dining scene that harmoniously blends global cuisines into a tapestry of culinary delights. For an unforgettable Italian fine dining experience in Hong Kong, 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana attracts both locals and tourists alike. With its exquisite environment and Michelin-starred food, the restaurant serves a sophisticated range of traditional Italian dishes made with care and passion. From handcrafted pastas to exquisite seafood and meat concoctions, every meal at Otto e Mezzo Bombana is meticulously created, making it a memorable destination for discriminating foodies. For those who enjoy modern French food, BELON serves genuine and sophisticated French cuisine in Hong Kong's dynamic Soho area. With its Michelin star, the restaurant serves expertly prepared meals that showcase the greatest seasonal ingredients. From smoked saba with shishito pepper to entire roasted chicken with petits pois à la française, every meal at BELON exemplifies the richness and variety of French tastes. The modest setting, along with excellent service, results in a wonderful dining experience that will leave guests with a strong appreciation for French culinary expertise.

There’s plenty to remember when flying to a new destination. Here is some information that you should know before your flight to Hong Kong.

• Currency: Hong Kong Dollar ($, HKD). Find out the current conversion rate.
• Plug: 220V Types D and G
• Time zone: GMT+8
• Languages: Chinese and English