The Pedder Street tram station is an easy walk away (along the elevated walkway) from the Star Ferry Pier in Central. Starting at the Pedder Street tram station (27E), you can take the eastbound train to Victoria Park (59E). It’s a short ride and you can see many of the most important landmarks in Hong Kong Island along the way. You can also go further east but that’s mostly residential districts.

Buy and Octopus car and put money on it, it’s great to tag on and tag off on most transposition and trains, and you can use it at many convenience stores for purchases

Just look for the tracks on the road and follow - think at causeway it went a road up from the bayside main road but generally it ran parallel to the bay front or one road in. Make sure get on /queue at back as they are too narrow and best to sit up top - it's cosy ! Work out westbound/eastbound - enjoy!

There are tram stops located every couple of hundred yards along the route from Kennedy Town to Causeway Bay. They are like bus shelters. For example the one outside Admiralty is located in the middle of the roadway on a sort of island.

It depends on how much time you have. I would suggest taking the MTR Island Line to Kennedy Town and then getting on a tram all the way to Happy Valley. That would take you through Western District, Central, Wanchai, Causeway Bay and past Happy Valley racecourse. It should take an hour or so, depending on traffic. The other alternative would be to go from Kennedy Town to the end of the Hong Kong line at Shau Kei Wan. Both are interesting and allow you to see Hong Kong island at a relaxed pace.

Hey there. 1. Any MTR station you can buy the octopus card. Just go to the counter. It cost you 150HKD with 100HKD credit inside the card, card price is 50HKD. When you return it back, you will get the balance of the unused credit and 50HKD but 9HKD will be deducted if you return the card less than 3 months. 2. Can be top up at any 7Eleven or MTR station. 3. You need to pay once you want to stop at any station. Except if you stop at the interchange station, you need to get another tram to your destination, that time you won’t be charge. But if your tram route stop at the final station, you need to pay as well. For my case, my tram route ended at happy valley station, to continue, i need to get out from the tram that I ride that time, pay and hop to another tram infront. Need to pay again. Its a flat rate 2.30HKD no matter how many station you go. Please download HK Tram apps ya. Enjoy your journey!

The traditional double decker trams operate many lines on the Hong Kong Island, no lines on the Kowloon side.

Buy the on "loan octopus card" for HK150 (from any MTR station or the customer service centre at arrival hall at HK airport). It has a stored value of 100HKD and refundable 50 HKD deposit. It can be used on the MTR, bus, tram, ferry or for purchases from stores that display the octopus logo. You can top up the value subsequently at any MTR station or 7/11 stores. Before you leave HK you can return the card at the MTR station to get back money not used as well as the 50 HK deposit ( minus 9HK as a sort of service fee)

I suggest you to get on at Sheung Wan Western Market (Western End of HK Island Central Business District) and get off Causeway Bay Victoria Park/Central Library (Eastern End of CBD). That way you can experience the entire heart of HK Island. The whole one way journey takes 25-45 minutes.