• Guided exploration of historic sites, such as bunkers, pillboxes, trenches, plague markers, and air‑raid shelters at locations like Wong Nai Chung Gap, Gin Drinkers' Line/Shing Mun Redoubt, Devil’s Peak, Stanley Military Cemetery, or Central Tai Kwun  
• A knowledgeable English-speaking guide with military or local history expertise
• Round-trip transportation from a central meeting point (e.g., Central) if it’s a small-group tour 
• Entrance to public outdoor sites, which are typically free to access

• Private transfers or hotel pick‑up/drop‑off, unless explicitly stated
• Meals, drinks, and gratuities(often optional)
• Any museum entrance fees,

• Arrive at the meeting point outside the General post Office in plenty of time and show your pass and booking confirmation to the tour guide.
• Fitness and terrain: Tours often involve moderate hiking over uneven terrain, hills, steps, and tunnels—wear sturdy shoes and bring water
• Age and mobility: Not generally suitable for very young children, elderly with mobility issues, or those with back problems, depending on path difficulty 
• Weather considerations: Some tunnel sites can be waterlogged or slippery after rain; caution is advised .
• Group size & booking: Many tours cap at small sizes (8–12 people) and require pre‑booking; single bookings welcomed though sometimes with a supplement .
• Seasonality & scheduling: Tours tend to run on weekends or set weekdays—check schedules and reserve early .
• Self-guided option: You can visit sites independently—e.g. Wong Nai Chung Gap trail is free, marked, and includes interpretive boards 
• Complementary museums: Augment your tour with visits to Hong Kong’s Coastal Defence Museum or Stanley Cemetery for more context

Operating hours

Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday: 9AM.