The Peak Transport Guide for Tutors
- 2025-09-05
TUTORZONE ROUTE GUIDE · HONG KONG ISLAND
The Peak is one of Hong Kong’s most famous attractions, offering stunning views over Victoria Harbour — and it is surprisingly easy to reach. The Peak Tram runs from Central up to Peak Tower in about 10 minutes, with buses and a green minibus as handy alternatives. Here is how to plan your trip for a tutoring session.

The Peak at a Glance
The Peak (Victoria Peak), located in the Central and Western District of Hong Kong Island, is one of Hong Kong’s most famous tourist attractions, offering stunning views of Victoria Harbour. The area blends natural beauty with modern amenities, including numerous schools, tutorial centers, cafes and residential areas, making it ideal for educational activities. For more details, visit the official website thepeak.com.hk.
Getting to The Peak
The Peak Tram
- Starting point: Peak Tram Terminus, Garden Road, Central (a 10–15 minute walk from Exit J2 of Central MTR Station).
- End point: Peak Tower.
- Service hours: 7:30–23:00 daily, approximately every 15–20 minutes.
- Driving time: about 10 minutes.
Taking the Peak Tram is a quick way to get to the Peak, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Hong Kong city along the way.
Bus
- Citybus No. 15: departs from the Central Exchange Square Bus Terminal (MTR Hong Kong Station Exit D) and goes directly to the Peak Galleria Bus Terminal.
- New World First Bus Route 15C: departs from Central Star Ferry Pier and heads to the Peak Tram Terminal on Garden Road.
For bus service times and schedules, please refer to the official websites of New World First Bus and Citybus.
Minibus
- Green Minibus Route 1: departs from Central (MTR Hong Kong Station Exit E) and goes directly to The Peak.
Taxi
Taking a taxi to The Peak from various districts in Hong Kong will vary in price depending on the distance from the starting point and traffic conditions.
The Peak Area Map
Here is the Google Map of The Peak — click to explore the restaurants, malls and attractions in the area:
Citybus Information
For bus routes, frequencies and fares, check the official website:
- Citybus Official Website——www.citybus.com.hk.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q:How do I take the Peak Tram?
Board at the Peak Tram Terminus on Garden Road in Central — a 10–15 minute walk from Exit J2 of Central MTR Station — and ride to Peak Tower. The tram runs daily from 7:30 to 23:00, roughly every 15–20 minutes, and the ride takes about 10 minutes.
Q:Which buses go to The Peak?
Citybus No. 15 departs from the Central Exchange Square Bus Terminal (MTR Hong Kong Station Exit D) directly to the Peak Galleria Bus Terminal, while New World First Bus Route 15C departs from Central Star Ferry Pier to the Peak Tram Terminal on Garden Road.
Q:Is there a minibus to The Peak?
Yes. Green Minibus Route 1 departs from Central (MTR Hong Kong Station Exit E) and goes directly to The Peak.
Q:Where does the Peak Tram end?
At Peak Tower, after a journey of about 10 minutes from the Garden Road terminus.
Further Resources & Next Steps
- Official Resource——Citybus: www.citybus.com.hk, for routes, frequencies and fares.
- Route Planning——Google Maps: search “The Peak” to plan your journey in real time.
- Parent Tip——If you are taking the Peak Tram, allow 10–15 minutes to walk from Central MTR Station Exit J2 to the Garden Road terminus, then about 10 minutes on the tram; Citybus No. 15 and Green Minibus Route 1 offer direct alternatives.
Act Now: Find a Tutor / Register as a Tutor
For parents & students: looking for a home or online tutor in this district? Click the button below to post a free tuition case (subject, level and preferred time) — TutorZone will match you with suitable tutors:
For tutors: want steady lessons in this district? Click the button below to register for free — choose the districts and subjects that suit you, and pay only when a match is made:
Disclaimer: The information above is for reference only. Routes, frequencies and fares are subject to change; please refer to the latest announcements by Citybus and the Transport Department.
📌 This information was initially drafted and organised with AI. Editor-in-charge: Qian Jiajun


