The first open-top sightseeing bus started its service in Longdon in 1991.  Today every day Big Bus Tour runs more than 300 buses take passengers in London, Dubai, Philadelphia, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, Shanghai, Paris, Budapest, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Washington and Miami.

Bus Routes

3 bus routes for day tours, and 1 route for night tour.

* There is only one bus for night tour. The Night Tour of Kowloon starts at The Peninsula Office Tower on Middle Road, ends in Coach bay along Tsim Sha Tsui East Promenade next to Starbucks coffee.

Bus Tickets

The following ticket packages include some or all of the above 4 bus routes.

Which is the best

Though you can hop-off at either breakpoints of 20 stops, people prefer to enjoy a bus ride, and they only hop-off at:

- Peak Tram Lower Terminus (tram ride to Victor Peak, Sky Terrace and Madame Tussauds)
- Aberdeen Fishing Village (sampan ride)
- Stanley Market

So uniformed staffs of Big Tour Bus meet you at all these 3 points, offer guiding service.
In fact, a visit to these 3 hottest places will spend a whole day.

Green route

1. The 2nd stop is Lower peak Tram Terminus. You can take tram ride to Sky Terrace, the summit of Victoria Peak and Madame Tussauds.
2. Go down by tram ride to meet uniformed Big Bus staff, take another bus to continue your trip to Stanley Market.
3. On the way back from Stanley Market, the bus will stop at Aberdeen Fishing Village.
4. Uiformed Big Bus staff will meet and escort you to take a sampan ride.
5. Back to Central Star Ferry Pier 7, take Star Ferry to cross Victoria Harbour.

Frequently Asked Questions

- Lower Peak Tram Terminus is the 2nd last stop in the Green Route, but why the tram ride ticket is not included?
Tram ride ricket is include in the Red Route ticket.
So people find out if they buy Red route and Green route together, it will be expensive.
Why not just buy a "24 hours - Premium" ticket, and it includes 3 bus routes!

- Can we do all Red route, blue route, green route in 1 day?
Usually you can not.

- So I do not need a 24 hours Pass?
Yes. Changing from line to line, you are keeping catching up a bus schedule, you have to wait 10-20 minute in every stop.

- How about a 48 hours Pass?
A whole day open-top bus tour is pretty enough. Why not something else next day?

- How to reddem my paper ticket
Please present a printout of this E-ticket, to a uniformed staff from one of these two Big Bus Tour Offices:

Tsim Sha Tsui Office
Unit KP-38, 1st Floor, Kowloon Star Ferry Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui
Telephone: (852) 3102 9021

Central Office
Shop i2, 1st Floor, Central Ferry Pier 7, Central
Telephone: (852) 2167 8995

- What time are your first and last buses and frequency of your tours?
Red Route: First Departure 09:30, Last Departure 18:10, Frequency: every 20 mins.
Blue Route: First Departure 10:00, Last Departure 18:00, Frequency: every 30 mins.
Green Route: First Departure 9:45, Last Departure 16:45, Frequency: every 30 mins.
Night Tour: Central Ferry Pier 7 at 18:15 or the Peninsula Office Tower at 19:00.

- Are the buses wheelchair accessible?
Yes, most of our buses are wheelchair accessible.

- Where does the Star Ferry depart from and how long does the trip take?
The Star Ferry departs from Central Star Ferry Pier 7 and Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier. The journey across Victoria Harbour takes approximately 15 minutes.

- What is the Child policy?
Children aged between 5 and 15 years are offered a concessionary fare. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Children aged between 0 and 4 years may travel free of charge if accompanied by a dedicated adult.

- I want to see Madame Tussauds at Victoria Peak
Sorry it is not included in any of Big Bus Tickets.
Instead, we recommend you to buy a "3-in-1 combo ticket" seperately , inclusive two ways tram ride, Sky Terrace and Madame Tussauds.

That is why we say:

a green route ticket + a "3-in-1 combo ticket" is the best choice.

The bus tour ticket we sell on this page is: 
Green route: Adult @ USD30, Child @ USD25.