
26 hr(s), 30 mins
No. HZI refers to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Hong Kong Port, a land border checkpoint, not an airport. To reach Zhuhai this way, you fly into Hong Kong International Airport and then cross the bridge by coach or hire car.
Yes. Manila to Hong Kong is a well-served nonstop route flown in around two hours by several airlines, quite unlike the connection-heavy long-haul routes elsewhere on this list.
Cathay Pacific, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and Hong Kong Airlines all operate this sector with multiple flights a day, making it one of the more frequent short-haul routes out of Manila.
Cross-boundary coaches, shuttle buses, and hire cars depart from a dedicated bridge terminal near Hong Kong International Airport, clearing border formalities at checkpoints on both ends before arriving in Zhuhai.
Yes. Hong Kong, mainland China, and Macau are separate immigration jurisdictions even though the bridge connects them physically, so check entry requirements for each leg of the trip rather than assuming one visa covers the whole journey.
The Manila-Hong Kong flight itself takes around two hours. Total door-to-door time then depends on coach schedules and border clearance at the bridge crossing, which varies more than a typical flight duration would.
This route is a little different from a typical city-to-city flight search. "HZI" refers to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HZMB) Hong Kong Port — a land border checkpoint on the 55-kilometer bridge-tunnel system connecting Hong Kong, Zhuhai, and Macau, not an airport with its own runway. There is no airline that flies into the bridge itself. In practice, reaching Zhuhai this way means flying into Hong Kong and then crossing the bridge by road, so this page focuses on getting that flying portion right rather than describing a flight that doesn't exist.
Travelers searching for a Manila-to-Zhuhai option by way of this crossing fly into Hong Kong International Airport first, then take a cross-boundary coach, shuttle bus, or hire car from the airport's own bridge terminal directly to Zhuhai or Macau. The bridge, opened in 2018, cuts what used to be a multi-hour road trip around the Pearl River Delta down to well under an hour of actual crossing time, and its Hong Kong Port sits on an artificial island near the airport itself.
Because the flying portion of this journey is simply a Manila-to-Hong Kong ticket, fares follow the same pattern as any Manila-Hong Kong search — firmer around Lunar New Year and other regional holiday peaks, softer in the shoulder months. The bridge crossing itself is a separate, comparatively small transport cost paid on the ground, not part of the airfare, so it's worth budgeting for it separately rather than expecting it bundled into a flight search.
Cathay Pacific, Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and Hong Kong Airlines all operate the Manila-Hong Kong sector with multiple daily flights, since this is a well-served, high-frequency short-haul route in its own right — one of the more convenient legs on this entire list precisely because it isn't a thin or connection-heavy corridor.
Manila to Hong Kong itself is typically flown nonstop in around two hours. The onward bridge crossing to Zhuhai adds separate ground transit time on top of that, so total door-to-door time depends far more on coach schedules and border clearance than on anything resembling a normal flight duration.
Departures leave from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), with the Hong Kong sector operated as a standard short-haul international flight from NAIA's international terminals.
Hong Kong International Airport sits on its own reclaimed island, with the HZMB's Hong Kong Port located a short shuttle ride from the terminal, near the airport rather than in the city center. Coaches and hire cars depart regularly for Zhuhai and Macau, with border formalities cleared at dedicated checkpoints on both ends of the bridge.
Entry rules differ for Hong Kong, mainland China (Zhuhai), and Macau, since each is a separate immigration jurisdiction even though the bridge physically connects them — check requirements for each leg of the trip separately rather than assuming one visa covers the whole journey. Hong Kong uses the Hong Kong dollar; Zhuhai uses the Chinese yuan; Macau uses the Macanese pataca, though Hong Kong dollars are widely accepted there too.
Since the flying part of this journey is a standard, high-frequency Manila-Hong Kong ticket, Traveloka's usual fare comparison and Price Alert tools work exactly as they would for any short-haul route — it's the onward bridge crossing that needs separate planning outside the flight booking itself.
Flight Duration | 26 hr(s) 30 mins |
Airport in Manila | |
Airport in Zhuhai |
