Victoria Peak (The Peak) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Victoria Peak. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Half-Day Private Custom Tour of Hong Kong

• Full-Day Private Customized Walking Tour of Hong Kong

• Private Hong Kong Car Tour - Half-Day or Full Day

• Peaks to Piers, Half-Day Private Customised Tour in Hong Kong

• Hong Kong Private & Personalized Walking Tour with a Local Guide

Victoria Peak tram tickets cost HK$116 return for adults, and HK$75 return for concessions (children aged 3–11 and seniors aged 65-plus). Priority tickets cost HK$342 or HK$222 for concessions; combo tickets with Sky Terrace 48 start from HK$182 for adults and HK$118 for concessions.

No, you don’t have to take the Peak Tram to visit Victoria Peak, but riding the tram is a classic Hong Kong experience that most travelers do. Other options include tours, taxis, the 15 or X15 bus, and hiking (it’s about a 1.5-hour walk from the MTR).

Victoria Peak itself is a residential district, so it never closes. The Peak Tower is open 10am–11pm on weekdays and 8am–11pm on public holidays and weekends. Sky Terrace 428 operates 10am–10pm on weekdays and 8am–10pm on public holidays and weekends. Madame Tussauds is open 10:30am–9:30pm daily.

The best time of day to visit Victoria Peak depends on what you are looking for. The morning is the best time to visit Victoria Peak to avoid crowds. Visit in the late afternoon on a clear day to capture sunset and see the city light up for the night.

Yes, Victoria Peak is generally accessible to travelers in wheelchairs. There is barrier-free access to the Peak Tram (unless you have an unusually wide wheelchair) and the Peak Tower, which has adapted bathrooms. Sky Terrace 428 is smooth and level, while Madame Tussauds is also accessible with adapted bathrooms.