What are the pickup and return times?

Pickup is available in Honolulu between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.; rentals are issued in 24‑hour blocks and can be reserved for multiple days.

How much is the deposit and is insurance included?

A $500 deposit is collected at booking; insurance is included and managed through that deposit according to the rental terms.

Can I drive off-road or on unpaved trails?

No. Off‑roading is prohibited and will result in automatic forfeiture of the deposit and potential additional charges.

What fuel is required and are there refueling options?

Vehicles require premium fuel; return the tank full or pay $15 per gallon for refueling. You can prepay fuel at a flat $140 fee.

Are there age restrictions?

Yes. Drivers must be 21 years or older and present a valid ID and driver’s license at pickup.

What should I check during vehicle handoff?

Inspect exterior and interior for existing damage, test basic lights and brakes, and photograph any marks with staff to document condition.

Open-Air Vintage Jeep Rentals in Waikiki: Drive Oahu Your Way

Drive an open-air vintage Jeep and feel Oahu on four wheels. Based in Honolulu, this Jeep rental lets you chart a personal route from Waikiki’s shoreline up to volcanic ridgelines and windward beaches. The vehicles are intentionally low‑tech—no windows, Bluetooth only—so the island slips past without screens between you and the ocean. Pickup is in Honolulu between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.; rentals run in 24‑hour blocks with options for multi‑day use. A $500 deposit holds the reservation; insurance is included and handled through that deposit. Premium fuel is required—return the tank full or accept a $15-per-gallon refueling charge (prepay fuel for the rental at a flat $140). Off‑roading is prohibited and will forfeit the deposit. The real draw is mobility. From Waikiki you can climb the ridgetop road to Diamond Head State Monument for volcanic tuff cone views, cruise the coast road past Hanauma Bay’s coral reefs, or cut across to Lanikai and its twin islets where wind and sea shape turquoise flats. The vintage Jeeps’ open design makes rainforest-scented trade winds and roadside hibiscus more than scenery; they become part of the ride. Watch for native coastal ʻōhiʻa and kiawe stands, lava outcrops, and reef flats that change color with the tide. Practicalities that matter: drivers must be 21 or older and bring a valid ID and driver’s license at pickup. Vehicles use premium gasoline; inspect the Jeep at handoff and photograph any marks. There’s no off‑road insurance—staying on paved public roads protects both the vehicle and your deposit. The company’s pickup window makes same‑day plans straightforward; return policies hinge on the 24‑hour clock. This rental is ideal for travelers who want to move at their own pace: surf stops before a sunrise paddle, a lunch in Haleʻiwa, or a sunset swim on the south shore. It’s not for heavy‑weather cruising—open sides mean you’ll want a light rain shell in winter squalls and sun protection year‑round. Why book this over a standard car? The Jeep is an experience as much as a transport: exposed suspension, simple gauges, and a small‑batch feel that turns every roadside into a photo op. For anyone visiting Honolulu and seeking to turn the island into a self-directed road trip, this rental is a fast, fun, and memorable way to claim Oahu’s coastal arcs and volcanic skylines on your own terms. Pack reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, and a lightweight sun shirt for long coastal runs, and keep a printed copy of your reservation and deposit receipt in the glovebox. Treat local neighborhoods with respect—observe parking rules, avoid loud music, and support small roadside food stands for shave ice or plate lunches when you stop. Call the company before sunset if you need a late pickup.

Open-Air Vintage Jeep Rentals in Waikiki: Drive Oahu Your Way

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