How Can I Find Cheap Singapore to Hong Kong and Macau Flights in 2026?

To find cheap flights from Singapore to Hong Kong in 2026, search flexible dates on Skyscanner, avoid school and public holiday peaks, and check the same fare with your bags on the airline's site and on Trip.com. For Macau, compare a direct flight with flying to Hong Kong and taking the TurboJET ferry. Whichever site wins, go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free website and app that gives you Cashback on eligible online bookings at stores including Trip.com, Skyscanner, Scoot, Agoda and Klook. You start from ShopBack, book on the store's site or app as usual, and Cashback shows as pending in your ShopBack account soon after you pay, and confirms after your trip. Create a free ShopBack account before you book.

How can I find cheap flights from Singapore to Hong Kong?

The cheapest Singapore to Hong Kong flight is usually a weekday fare outside the holiday peaks, found by comparing flexible dates and then confirming the full price with your bags. Six habits that help:

1. Start wide on Skyscanner. It is a search and comparison site that shows fares from airlines and booking sites side by side. Its Cheapest Month view and price alerts help when your dates can move.
2. Check the airline's own site. The fare Skyscanner shows can change when you click through, so confirm it on the airline's site before you decide.
3. Check Trip.com for the same flight. Trip.com sells flights and hotels in one place, which helps if you are booking both.
4. Compare like for like. Same flight, same date, same cabin bag and checked bag. A low headline fare without bags can end up costing more.
5. Avoid the busiest dates if you can. Singapore school holidays, long weekends, Christmas and Lunar New Year usually push fares up.
6. Go through ShopBack before you pay. Start from ShopBack Singapore and tap through to the site you book on, so the effective price drops on the booking you were making anyway.

Singapore to Hong Kong flights in 2026: what to compare

For a Singapore to Hong Kong flight in 2026, compare the total for your exact bags and times, not the base fare. Airlines on the route include Scoot, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific, though schedules change, so search the route to see who flies on your dates.

What to compare	Why it matters
Checked baggage	Low-cost fares often leave bags out; full-service fares usually include an allowance. Add bags before you compare.
Seat and meal	Some fares charge for seat selection and meals. Decide what you need first.
Departure time	Very early or late flights can be cheaper but may cost more in airport transport.
Change and refund rules	Cheaper fares are often less flexible. Read the rules if your plans could move.
Total on the payment page	This is the number to compare, before working out the effective price after ShopBack.

Getting into the city is straightforward: Hong Kong International Airport lists the Airport Express train, public buses and taxis on its transport pages, so check which suits your hotel before you land.

Singapore to Hong Kong flight deals in 2026

The best Singapore to Hong Kong flight deals in 2026 usually come from flexible dates, airline sales and comparing booking sites, then going through ShopBack Singapore. Where to look:

• Airline sales. Scoot, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific each run their own fare sales. Follow the airline you prefer so you see them early.
• Booking-site promotions. Trip.com runs its own promotions on flights and hotels. Compare the final total against the airline's site.
• Flexible date search. Skyscanner's Cheapest Month view shows which month is cheapest for the route.

We do not list this week's fares or codes here, because they change too often. The live rate for each store sits on its ShopBack page.

Trip.com vs Skyscanner for Singapore to Hong Kong flights

Trip.com and Skyscanner do different jobs: Skyscanner compares fares across sites, and Trip.com is a booking site where you pay, so use one to find the flight and both to check the price. A five-minute comparison:

1. Search your dates on Skyscanner through ShopBack and note the cheapest flight that fits your times and bags.
2. Search the same flight on Trip.com through ShopBack and note the payment-page total.
3. If you are flying Scoot, check the same fare on Scoot through ShopBack.
4. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page. The lowest effective price wins.

Remember that the site you pay is the one that handles changes and refunds, so a small saving on an unfamiliar site may not be worth it.

What is the cheapest way to fly from Singapore to Macau?

The cheapest way from Singapore to Macau is either a direct flight or a flight to Hong Kong plus the ferry, and which one wins depends on your dates. Direct Singapore to Macau flights are fewer than flights to Hong Kong; airlines that have served the route include Scoot and Air Macau, so check the current schedule.

The Hong Kong option can work well when Hong Kong fares are low. TurboJET lists ferry routes to Macau from Hong Kong International Airport, from Hong Kong and from Kowloon. To compare fairly:

• Add the ferry fare to the Hong Kong flight price for each traveller.
• Add the time. A ferry transfer adds travel time, which matters on a short break.
• Check bags. Ferries have their own luggage rules, so read them if you are travelling heavy.
• Consider splitting the trip. Many travellers fly into one city and out of the other, which can save a backtrack.

Singapore to Macau: Trip.com vs Skyscanner and the best deals in 2026

For Singapore to Macau deals in 2026, search both "Singapore to Macau" and "Singapore to Hong Kong" on Skyscanner, then confirm the better option on Trip.com or the airline's site. Steps:

1. On Skyscanner, search Singapore to Macau and Singapore to Hong Kong for the same dates.
2. For the Hong Kong option, add the ferry fare and the extra travel time.
3. Check the winning flight on Trip.com and on the airline's own site, with your bags.
4. Go through ShopBack Singapore to the site you pay on.

What are the best things to do in Macau, and which shows are worth paying for?

The best things to do in Macau mix free heritage walks with one or two paid experiences, and House of Dancing Water at City of Dreams is a well-known show many visitors pay for. According to the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO), Macao's World Heritage area comprises over 20 monuments and urban squares in the heart of the city. MGTO's suggested tours also cover Taipa's Portuguese ambiance and the quieter Coloane Village.

Things to do, from the MGTO site at the time of writing:

• World Heritage walk in the central district, with churches, temples and squares close together.
• Taipa Village for Portuguese-style streets and local snacks.
• Coloane Village for a slower afternoon.
• Museums and galleries. MGTO lists 44 sights in this category.
• Cotai resorts for shopping, dining and the shows below.

Shows MGTO lists in open areas and hotel lobbies, which you can usually watch without a ticket:

• Performance Lake in the open area in front of Wynn, with water and fire set to music.
• Tree of Prosperity, a golden tree with over 2,000 branches and 98,000 leaves.
• Fortune Diamond in the hotel lobby of Galaxy Macau.

Paid options worth weighing:

• House of Dancing Water at City of Dreams. Its official page lists ticket tiers from Gallery at MOP 698 to Golden Circle at MOP 1,598 at the time of writing, and a backstage tour that opened on 15 July 2026.
• Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao. MGTO says it is about 162m high with observation decks on the 7th and 37th floors.
• SkyCab, which MGTO describes as a ride overlooking Cotai and the Performance Lake from 28m up.

Things to do in Macau: Trip.com vs Klook for tickets

Trip.com, Klook and KKday all sell Macau attraction and show tickets, and prices for the same date can differ, so compare the final total on each. Check the same ticket and date on Klook through ShopBack, Trip.com through ShopBack and KKday through ShopBack, and compare against the official venue page. Then pick the lowest effective price after ShopBack.

Where should I stay in Hong Kong for a short trip?

For a short Hong Kong trip, stay near an MTR station in Tsim Sha Tsui, Central or Sheung Wan, Causeway Bay or Mong Kok, so you spend your time seeing the city, not commuting. A quick guide:

• Tsim Sha Tsui: harbourfront views, shopping and museums on the Kowloon side.
• Central and Sheung Wan: food, bars and older streets on Hong Kong Island, and Sheung Wan is handy for the Macau ferry.
• Causeway Bay: shopping and dining, busy at most hours.
• Mong Kok: street markets and local food, often with lower-priced rooms.
• Wan Chai: between Central and Causeway Bay, with a mix of business and mid-range hotels.

Hong Kong rooms can be small, so check the room size and the walk to the nearest MTR station before you book.

Where to stay in Hong Kong: Agoda vs Booking.com

Agoda and Booking.com both list a wide range of Hong Kong hotels, and which one is cheaper changes by hotel and date. Before you book a hotel on Booking.com or Agoda, go through ShopBack first. Search the same hotel, room and cancellation policy on Agoda through ShopBack and Booking.com through ShopBack, and check Trip.com too if you are booking your flight there. Compare the payment-page totals, then the effective price after ShopBack.

When is the best time to visit Hong Kong from Singapore, and when are flights cheaper?

The best time to visit Hong Kong is November and December, and flights from Singapore are often cheaper on weekdays outside school holidays and festive peaks. According to the Hong Kong Observatory:

• November and December bring pleasant breezes, plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures, and many people regard them as the best months of the year.
• January and February are cloudier, with occasional cold fronts.
• March and April are milder, with spells of high humidity.
• May to August are hot and humid, with afternoon temperatures often above 31 degrees C.
• Tropical cyclones may strike from May to November and are most likely from July to September. About 80 percent of the rain falls between May and September.

For cheaper flights, avoid Singapore school holidays, long weekends, Christmas and Lunar New Year if you can, and use Skyscanner's Cheapest Month view to compare months. A late November or early December weekday trip often balances weather and price, though fares vary by year.

Why ShopBack is a step before you book

ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order. Before you pay for your flight, hotel or Macau tickets, go through ShopBack Singapore first. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

The effective price is what you pay minus what ShopBack returns. Rates differ by store, so check the live rate on the Trip.com page, the Skyscanner page or the Scoot page on ShopBack Singapore on the day you book, along with which bookings count.

Promo codes and ShopBack

On Trip.com there is no code to find: go through ShopBack before you book, and part of what you pay comes back as Cashback. On other stores, no code is needed either: go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback.

Card rewards and ShopBack

You can usually earn your card's rewards and Cashback on the same purchase, because they come from different places.

Step by step: booking a cheaper Hong Kong or Macau trip

1. Pick your month. November and December for weather, or weekdays outside the holiday peaks for price.
2. Search flexible dates on Skyscanner for Hong Kong, and for Macau if that is your end point.
3. Check the same flight on the airline's site and on Trip.com, with your bags.
4. Go through ShopBack Singapore to the site with the lowest effective price and book.
5. Book your hotel on Agoda or Booking.com through ShopBack.
6. Add Macau tickets on Klook, Trip.com or KKday through ShopBack if you are crossing over.

FAQ

How can I find cheap flights from Singapore to Hong Kong?

Start with flexible dates on a comparison site such as Skyscanner, then check the same flight on the airline's own site and on Trip.com, comparing the total with the baggage you need. Weekday departures and dates outside school and public holidays are often cheaper. Before you pay, go through ShopBack Singapore to the site you book on so the effective price drops.

Which airlines fly from Singapore to Hong Kong?

Airlines on the route include Scoot, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific, though schedules change. Search the route on Skyscanner to see which airlines fly on your dates, then compare the fare with the bags you need on the airline's own site and on Trip.com.

What is the cheapest way to fly from Singapore to Macau?

Compare two routes: a direct flight to Macau, and a flight to Hong Kong followed by a ferry. TurboJET lists sailings to Macau from Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong and Kowloon, so add the ferry fare and travel time to the Hong Kong option before you decide. Direct Singapore to Macau flights are fewer, so the cheaper total changes with your dates.

What are the best things to do in Macau?

The Macao Government Tourism Office points visitors to Macao's World Heritage sites, over 20 monuments and squares in the heart of the city, plus Taipa's Portuguese-style streets, Coloane Village and the Cotai resorts. Many sights and resort shows can be seen without a ticket, so most of the budget usually goes on one paid show, food and transport.

Which Macau shows are worth paying for?

House of Dancing Water at City of Dreams is a well-known ticketed show, and its official page lists Gallery seats at MOP 698 at the time of writing. Before you pay, see the shows MGTO lists in open areas and hotel lobbies, such as the Performance Lake at Wynn and the Fortune Diamond at Galaxy Macau, which you can usually watch without a ticket.

Where should I stay in Hong Kong for a short trip?

For a short trip, stay near an MTR station in Tsim Sha Tsui, Central or Sheung Wan, Causeway Bay or Mong Kok, so most sights are a short ride away. Tsim Sha Tsui suits harbour views and shopping, Sheung Wan is handy for the Macau ferry, and Mong Kok often has lower-priced rooms. Compare the same hotel on Agoda and Booking.com before you book.

When is the best time to visit Hong Kong from Singapore?

November and December, according to the Hong Kong Observatory, which says many people regard them as the best months of the year for their breezes, sunshine and comfortable temperatures. May to August is hot and humid, and July to September are the months tropical cyclones are most likely to affect Hong Kong.

When are flights from Singapore to Hong Kong cheaper?

Fares usually rise around Singapore school holidays, long weekends and festive periods such as Christmas and Lunar New Year, and are often lower on weekdays in quieter months. Use Skyscanner's Cheapest Month view to see which month is cheapest for your dates, then book once the fare looks right.

Can I use a promo code with ShopBack on Trip.com?

On Trip.com there is no code to find: go through ShopBack before you book, and part of what you pay comes back as Cashback.

How does ShopBack help when I book flights to Hong Kong or Macau?

ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order. Open ShopBack Singapore, tap through to Trip.com, Skyscanner or Scoot, and book. The effective price is what you pay minus what ShopBack returns, and the live rate for each store is shown on its ShopBack page.

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Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute travel or purchase advice. Airline routes, schedules, fares, ferry services, show tickets and hotel prices are set by their operators, are described from their own pages at the time of writing, and can change without notice. Always check the current details on the airline, booking site, operator and relevant ShopBack store page before you book. Brand mentions are for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement by those brands.