Explore Hawaii’s Big Island in a Polaris Slingshot R: The Ultimate Open-Air Adventure
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours to 1 week
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness is needed but you should be comfortable operating a motor vehicle and handling quick maneuvers.
Overview
Feel the thrill of Hawaii’s Big Island like never before in a Polaris Slingshot R, a three-wheeled ride that blends motorcycle excitement with car stability. Perfect for scenic cruising from Waikoloa Village to volcanoes and beaches.
Polaris Slingshot R
4 Hours to 1 Week Rental Options • 2 passengers • Must be 21 years old to drive
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Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of Hawaii like never before in a Polaris Slingshot! This unique three-wheeled vehicle offers an exhilarating ride with stunning views, comfortable seating, and ample storage. With no special license required, you can effortlessly explore the island while enjoying a rocking stereo and built-in navigation.
Aloha Motorsports is proud to be your Polaris Adventures Outfitter for the State of Hawaii.
About
The Ultimate Joyride!! There is no better way to explore the island than with the exciting new Slingshot from Polaris. This exotic looking 3 wheel vehicle drives just like a regular car and needs no special license. The open top gives unobstructed views of all the beauty that the island has to offer. Comfortable seating, large storage, a rocking stereo with navigation guarantees a great experience.
Adventure Tips
Bring a valid driver’s license and ID
Drivers must be at least 21 years old and hold a valid license to operate the Slingshot R safely and legally.
Wear sunglasses and sunscreen
With the open cockpit design, protect yourself from strong Hawaiian sun during your ride.
Avoid driving during heavy rain
The Slingshot R has limited protection in wet conditions; check weather forecasts before your trip.
Secure loose items
Wind can cause small items to blow away, so keep belongings secured or stored in the vehicle’s compartments.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Nene goose (Hawaiian state bird)
- Hawaiian hawk, known locally as 'Io'
History
Waikoloa Village sits near regions inhabited by native Hawaiians for centuries, with petroglyphs offering a glimpse into ancient island life.
Conservation
Rentals promote responsible tourism by encouraging low-impact transportation and showcasing Hawaii’s natural beauty without fuel-heavy off-roading.
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Adventure Hotspots in Waikoloa Village
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable sunglasses
Protect your eyes from intense sun and glare during open-air driving.
summer specific
Light, breathable clothing
Stay cool while riding in Hawaii’s warm tropical climate.
summer specific
Light jacket or windbreaker
Useful for cooler early mornings or breezy coastal drives.
spring specific
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Ensure safe and comfortable pedal control during the ride.