Victoria Peak tours

Our tour of 9 people included tourists from India, America, Malaysia, and Spain. The guide spoke only English, but everyone was very friendly. When asked if I was okay with English, I said "little," and they explained everything slowly and repeatedly! We were able to ride the tram without waiting because of the priority tickets. I understood about half of the explanations about the escalator, the old courthouse, and the temple. Lunch was at a very famous restaurant in Hong Kong, which was highly recommended, and we enjoyed 10 dishes, including dim sum. Everyone spoke to me in English, saying they had been to Japan, and I am truly grateful for the enjoyable time. Printing out the voucher made the guide's explanations easier to understand. Our hotel was on Hong Kong Island, so I booked to join from Central, but there was a problem. Note) Klook's Traveler's Information stated the departure from Kowloon was at 9:00 AM, and the meeting time in Central was 9:25 AM, so I arrived at the meeting point in Central at 9:06 AM. The guide who found us said, "six minutes late..." and that they had been looking for us. It's unclear which is correct, but I'm glad we arrived early and were able to participate.

This was my first time in Hong Kong, and this plan was perfect, as it covered all the places I wanted to visit. Moreover, we were the only participants on the tour, and despite not knowing Chinese or English, our guide, May, was incredibly kind and helped us create unforgettable memories in Hong Kong. I was truly touched. May was very considerate and wonderful. She even considered our flight time for our return trip and took us to souvenir shops, accommodating our requests. I would definitely recommend this tour to any friends visiting from Japan. Thank you, May, for the wonderful memories.

The Peak Tram in Hong Kong offers a unique and scenic experience, taking visitors from Central to Victoria Peak, offering stunning views of the city and harbor. The ride itself is short but steep, providing a thrilling ascent that offers breathtaking vistas along the way. The tram’s history dates back to 1888, which adds a historical charm to the experience. However, during peak tourist seasons, the tram can get quite crowded, and waiting times can be long. Once at the Peak, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Hong Kong from the Sky Terrace, along with other attractions like the Peak Galleria. Though some find the tram ride a bit expensive for what it is, it remains a popular and iconic experience for anyone visiting Hong Kong.

I thought it was a bus tour, but it turned out to be a walking tour. There were only five participants: my partner and I, and three Taiwanese people. The priority lane at Victoria Park was much appreciated. Our guide, Peter, resembled Kiichi Nakai and was a very funny guy. The afternoon tea was unexpectedly just the three of us – Peter, my partner, and me – which made it quite amusing.

When you come to Central, you must take part in an in-depth local tour. The tour guide Mr. Zhuang introduces the story and origin of each scenic spot in great detail. It is very worth a trip that you must schedule when you come to Hong Kong. When you visit HongKong, it is a must to participate in the local immersive tour. Mr. Chuang, the tour guide, provides detailed introductions to the stories and origins of each attraction, making it a highly recommended journey that should be included in your itinerary when you come to Hong Kong.

Thank you. The guide was very accomodating and made sure we were in the right queue and was very informative with all the buildings and historical sights in the area. It was fun exploring Temple st. My son and I bought dumplings, toy cars and some souvenirs. It was a lovely ride. More bookings to come to you, guys.

Great way to explore Hong Kong! The Big Bus Tour makes sightseeing super easy and enjoyable. Loved the open-top views and informative commentary. The night tour was stunning — a must-try for first-time visitors!

When heading to Pier 7, be mindful of the time as it gets very crowded. On the pedestrian bridge, take the stairs down to the left. Going straight will lead you to the Star Ferry. After descending the stairs, turn left, and you'll see the bus stop. Ask the staff for assistance and purchase your ticket. Save the QR code to your photo album and download the Rickshaw Sightseeing Bus app. Scan the QR code into the app and show it to the staff to get priority access and board the bus first. They will give you a card as proof of priority access. You still need to queue for the bus, and the staff will ask you to scan your ticket using the app. Before boarding, the staff will collect your priority access card. You'll need to scan your ticket again using the app when you get off. You can get off at any stop. Boarding is centralized in Central to secure good seats. The whole trip is very interesting, and the H2K route goes through the underwater tunnel, which I highly recommend.