Cheap Flights from Hong Kong to Fukuoka from US$152

Hong Kong to Fukuoka is a popular route, with multiple nonstop flights every day on airlines like HK Express, Hong Kong Airlines, Japan Airlines, and Cathay Pacific. Fukuoka has just one airport—Fukuoka International Airport—so direct flights from Hong Kong typically land there. The average flight time from Hong Kong to Fukuoka is 3 hours and 31 minutes. Trip.com makes it easy to search and book cheap Hong Kong–Fukuoka flights at the best prices, so you can head to Fukuoka for an affordable, independent adventure.

Airlines and airfares for flights from Hong Kong (HKG) to Fukuoka (FUK)

On average, about 50 nonstop flights operate each week from Hong Kong to Fukuoka. Multiple airlines serve this route, including full-service carriers (Hong Kong Airlines, Japan Airlines, Cathay Pacific) and low-cost carriers (HK Express). If you care about the in-flight experience, choose a full-service airline with well-equipped aircraft and standout service (Hong Kong Airlines, Japan Airlines, Cathay Pacific); if value is your priority and you’re looking for more affordable fares, a low-cost carrier (HK Express) is a great choice too!

Airport information for flights from Hong Kong (HKG) to Fukuoka (FUK)

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) and Fukuoka International Airport (FUK) are the primary international aviation hubs for both cities. Hong Kong International Airport is located at Chek Lap Kok on Lantau Island, and its modern facilities and efficient operations make it one of the busiest airports in the world; Fukuoka International Airport (FUK) is the largest international airport in the Fukuoka region, serving as a major gateway to and from Japan and connecting to major cities around the globe.

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)

Hong Kong International Airport is Hong Kong’s only international airport and, since opening in 1998, has been one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs. Terminal 1 was built and put into service alongside the airport in 1998, while Terminal 2 began operation in 2007. Terminal 1 handles all international flights, serving over 220 destinations. The airport offers world-class facilities, with numerous duty-free shops, luxury brands, and cosmetics stores; plus a diverse range of dining options, free WiFi, charging stations, and multiple lounges to make your journey comfortable. From Hong Kong International Airport, you can easily fly to Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, the United States, Singapore, Thailand, and other popular countries and regions around the globe.

Getting from downtown to Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) offers a variety of transportation options that make it easy for travelers to get to and from the city. The fastest way from the city center to the airport is the Airport Express; in just 24 minutes you can reach Central (stopping at AsiaWorld-Expo Station, Tsing Yi Station, and Kowloon Station). Passengers flying with Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong Airlines can use in-town check-in and baggage drop at Hong Kong Station and Kowloon Station. Airport buses are another great-value, convenient choice, with late-night routes available, and are divided into A and E lines. A routes are the airport express buses: they run shorter routes, cost a bit more, but get you there faster—perfect for travelers who value efficiency. E routes are the budget buses: they cover longer routes but offer more affordable fares, ideal for travelers with time to spare.

*Actual prices and times take precedence and may change without prior notice.

Fukuoka International Airport (FUK)

Fukuoka International Airport is divided into two terminals: the Domestic Terminal and the International Terminal. The Domestic Terminal sits on the east side of the airport and has a building area of 109,000 square meters. It features a linear layout with two underground levels and four levels above ground: Level 1 is the mixed-flow level, Level 2 is the departures level, Level 3 is the business area, and Level 4 is the observation area. It’s open daily from 5:30 AM to 10:30 PM. The International Terminal is on the west side, with a building area of 73,000 square meters. It also uses a linear layout and has four levels above ground: Level 1 is the arrivals level, Level 2 is the mixed-flow level, Level 3 is the departures level, and Level 4 is the business and observation area. It’s open daily from 5:00 AM to 10:40 PM. A free shuttle bus connects the two terminals. Since Fukuoka Subway’s Fukuoka Airport Station only serves the Domestic Terminal, travelers arriving by subway and transferring to an international flight can take the shuttle bus to the International Terminal. If you’re heading from the International Terminal to the subway station, take the shuttle bus and get off at “Domestic Terminal South” to transfer.

Getting to the city center from Fukuoka International Airport (FUK)

From Fukuoka International Airport, it’s easy to reach downtown Fukuoka or other attractions in a variety of ways.

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Airfare prices from Hong Kong to Fukuoka

Flights from Hong Kong to Fukuoka are popular year-round, and airfare prices don’t fluctuate much. November is the peak travel season each year, while January is the low season. Trip.com offers more options for tickets to Fukuoka, helping you find the best-value fares for your trip!

Hong Kong (HKG) to Fukuoka (FUK) Flight Time and Schedule

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Things to Know When Flying from Hong Kong (HKG) to Fukuoka (FUK)

Is there a time difference between Hong Kong and Fukuoka?

Fukuoka is one hour ahead of Hong Kong, so be sure to check the arrival time when booking your Fukuoka flight!

What attractions are there to see in Fukuoka on a self-guided trip?

Fukuoka is Kyushu’s hidden gem, and if you’re exploring Fukuoka on your own, you absolutely can’t miss these attractions. Fukuoka Tower sits along the waterfront—an iconic landmark that always radiates an extraordinary glow—and it’s the best place to take in Fukuoka’s night views. If you want to set a romantic mood, be sure to bring your partner to Fukuoka Tower, sip a coffee, and admire the sparkling 360-degree panorama of the seaside city. When planning a trip to Fukuoka on your own, you can’t skip Dazaifu City—this is a very popular day-trip destination from Fukuoka! Its most famous sight is Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, which, together with Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, serves as the head shrine for Tenmangu shrines nationwide and the center of Tenjin worship. Beautiful and tranquil are the first words that come to mind when you see Kokura Castle. Compared with Hakata and Tenjin, Kokura is so peaceful it feels like the countryside, and this uniquely calm atmosphere is perfect for slowing down and taking it all in. If you want a trip to relax and clear your mind, booking flights to Fukuoka to visit this soul-soothing Fukuoka spot is a great choice. Canal City Hakata is a Fukuoka attraction that perfectly blends food, fun, and shopping. The mall, bisected by a canal, features regular water-dance shows, so when you’re tired from browsing, you can enjoy the performance—it’s a delight in itself. Hakata Station is wonderful for strolling and dining, rivaling Kyoto Station. If you’re looking for must-buy specialties from across Kyushu, you can find almost all of them at Hakata Station. Beyond local treats, the dining options here are plentiful, and nearby you’ll find 0101 Department Store, AMU PLAZA, Hankyu Department Store, and more. The Fukuoka attraction you absolutely can’t miss is Tenjin Underground Shopping Street! Tenjin, not far from Hakata, is Fukuoka’s central business district. It’s packed with department stores and large supermarkets, and Tenjin Underground Shopping Street is the largest underground shopping center in Kyushu. Stretching over 600 meters, its 12 shopping streets blend 19th-century European city style with Arabian influences, bringing together fashion, great food, bookstores, and more.

When’s the cheapest time to book flights from Hong Kong to Fukuoka?

We recommend booking 2–3 months in advance, avoiding the summer vacation season and long holiday periods. Choosing a weekday departure makes it easier to snag discounted fares.

Any accommodation recommendations for an independent trip to Fukuoka?

Planning an independent trip to Fukuoka? Booking your flights to Fukuoka is important, of course, but hotel arrangements are just as crucial! Hakata and Tenjin are the lively heart of Fukuoka. If you love shopping and your itinerary is focused on Fukuoka City and Dazaifu, we recommend staying in Tenjin; but if you also want to visit other cities in Kyushu, Hakata will be more convenient. That said, Hakata Station and Tenjin Station are only a 6-minute subway ride apart, so when choosing where to stay in Fukuoka, take some time to compare hotel prices and availability!

Do I need a visa for an independent trip to Fukuoka?

Generally, Hong Kong is among more than 60 countries and regions whose citizens are exempt from obtaining a Japanese visa for short-term stays (tourism, business, etc.). With an HKSAR or BNO passport, you can visit Japan visa-free for up to 90 days. If you’re just planning a quick getaway, visiting family, or joining unpaid business activities, you can book a flight to Fukuoka right away and enjoy a spur-of-the-moment adventure!

Do you need to tip when traveling independently in Fukuoka?

Tipping isn’t common in Japan, but if you see a tip box at the checkout counter, it’s up to you.