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Madrid to Shenzhen

  • MAD, Spain – SZX, China
  • Hainan
  • Economy
Shenzhen

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$575
Round trip, in USD
about €515
via lastminute.com · travel agency
Hainan direct: $605
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About usual: fares on this route are usually $564 to $614. The lowest we saw in the past year was $561 (27 sightings).
DepartsDec 3, 2026
ReturnsDec 9, 2026

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Cost per mile
13,014
Miles

Flight segments

MAD to CKG · HU · HU 728
CKG to SZX · HU · HU 7458
SZX to CKG · HU · HU 7357
CKG to MAD · HU · HU 727

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Dec 3–9 · 6 nights

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Available flight dates and booking prices
Departs Returns Airline Price Checked Booking link
Nov 25, 2026 Dec 1, 2026 — $631 View flights
Nov 26, 2026 Dec 2, 2026 — $631 View flights
Nov 29, 2026 Dec 5, 2026 — $697 View flights
Dec 2, 2026 Dec 8, 2026 — $681 View flights
Dec 3, 2026 Dec 9, 2026 Hainan $575 Lowest View flights

This is an economy deal to Shenzhen from Madrid on Hainan for Dec 3, 2026 – Dec 9, 2026.

Priced at $575 round trip. The route covers 13,014 miles round trip.

Shenzhen is one of Asia’s most intriguing urban destinations: a fast-moving city that pairs futuristic architecture and high-tech energy with surprising pockets of greenery, beaches, and creative culture. Travelers come for its skyline, shopping, and contemporary museums, but also for the chance to see a city that has evolved at remarkable speed into a major design and innovation hub. The best times to visit are generally autumn and spring, when temperatures are milder, humidity is lower, and sightseeing is more comfortable than in the hot, rainy summer months.

Key areas to explore include Futian, the city’s polished central district with major cultural venues and easy access to parks; Nanshan, home to theme parks, tech campuses, and the lively OCT-LOFT creative zone; and Luohu, where traditional markets and older commercial streets offer a glimpse of the city’s earlier character. For a change of pace, travelers can head to Dameisha or Xiaomeisha for seaside scenery, or hike in the hills around Wutong Mountain and Lianhua Mountain Park. Shenzhen’s food scene reflects its Cantonese roots and its cosmopolitan population, with dim sum, seafood, tea houses, and regional Chinese cuisines all well represented, while its cultural appeal lies in a mix of museums, galleries, street art, and a distinctly modern urban identity.

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