Victoria Peak offers breathtaking panoramic views of Hong Kong's skyline, Victoria Harbour, and surrounding islands, making it a quintessential Hong Kong experience. It is highly accessible via the iconic Peak Tram, public buses, taxis, or various hiking trails; however, the Peak Tram can experience significant queues, especially during peak hours, so consider alternative transport or visiting early/late. Both solo and guided visits are feasible, with solo trips allowing flexibility and guided tours potentially offering expedited tram access or historical context. The attraction is open year-round, but views can be hampered by fog or haze, particularly during spring and summer; clear views are more common in cooler, drier months. Costs typically include the Peak Tram fare (around HK$62 for a return ticket) and optional entry to Sky Terrace 428 (approx. HK$75), with other viewpoints being free. A typical visit lasts 2-4 hours, depending on whether you include the Sky Terrace, explore the surrounding walks like Lugard Road, or dine. For the best experience, visit on a clear day, consider going early in the morning or late evening to witness sunset/night views, and opt for weekdays to avoid peak crowds.