Peak Tram
- Address: Garden Road, Hong Kong
- Hours: Open daily 7am - 12am
- Admission: Adults: HK$45 - HK$56, Children (3-11yrs): HK$19 - HK$26
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Good Views / Viewpoint,
Tip - Transport
For over 100 years, the Peak Tram has been inclining its way up the Peak mountain on Hong Kong Island. Taking a ride on the steeply angled tram is an essential Hong Kong experience.
The service began as a coal-fired tramway in 1888, and was electrically powered by 1926. Today, more than four million people take a ride on the Peak Tram every year.
At the top, you’ll find the ultra-modern Peak Tower with its restaurants and Sky Terrace viewing platform, the surrounding nature walks on the Peak and the Victoria Peak Garden.
Latest Reviews
Review by Wendy B, April 2013
Doing what: Hong Kong Island Half-Day Tour
This was a great tour conducted by Wendy. We had a very informative tour scattered with stories of real life of both modern day and past Hong Kong. The tour took in all the main sights Victoria Peak and tram, Repulse Bay, Stanley Market, Aberdeen harbour and Junk ride ( An extra but worth it) even the jewellery stop was interesting. Wendy made the tour a pleasure and the coach was clean and comfortable with a good driver. We have used viator previously in other countries and would definatley use them again. Many thanks Mel and Wendy x
Review by Alistair C, March 2013
Doing what: See Hong Kong Sightseeing Pass
Very good BUT:
Activated pass at the Airport OK but had to be a detective to find a 10th floor office in a tower block near the harbour to get the tickets for the Harbour Tour;
Advance pass to tram enabled us to miss most of the queue.
Review by rcwhitejr, December 2012
Doing what: Hong Kong Island Half-Day Tour
Extremely enjoyable - loved Stanley Market. I thought the tram down Victoria Peak was also amazing. A good overview of Hong Kong I would recommend to anyone.
Practical Info
The Peak Tram terminus is on Garden Road in Central, not far from the Central MTR station. The trams run every 10 to 15 minutes, and the one-way trip takes five minutes.
