Slingshot tour Panama: Open-air Amador Causeway drive
Drive the Amador Causeway in a three-wheeled open cockpit, Panama Canal in view the whole way
You ride or drive a Polaris Slingshot along the Amador Causeway with views of the Panama Canal and city skyline, stopping for photos. The vehicle is shared between two people, taxes are included, and you need your passport. It's a short, high-energy alternative to a standard city tour.
Step-by-step itinerary
Slingshot tour and Amador Causeway visit
- Start tour at The Trikers
- Drive Polaris Slingshot
- Explore Amador Causeway
- Take photos of Panama Canal and skyline
What’s included
Your tour includes the Polaris Slingshot vehicle (shared between two people), a route along the Amador Causeway with photo stops overlooking the Panama Canal and city skyline, and all taxes. You'll need to bring your passport, and public transportation is available nearby if you need it before or after.
- Every day 11:00 13:00 15:00 17:00
Information
Polaris Slingshot tour in Panama City along the Amador Causeway with panoramic canal views. Two riders per vehicle, taxes included, passport required.
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Traveler reviews
The experience
You're either in a tour bus watching the world through tinted glass, or you're in a Polaris Slingshot with the wind in your face and the Amador Causeway rolling out in front of you. This tour splits the difference. You get the structure of a guided experience, but you're actually driving (or riding as a passenger) through Panama City in a three-wheeled machine that feels nothing like a normal tour. The Slingshot is shared between two people, so if you book solo, you'll pair up with another traveler or the guide, and that's part of what keeps the cost down and the energy up.
The route starts at The Trikers and heads straight to the Amador Causeway, the road that connects mainland Panama to a chain of small islands. It's about as close as you get to a scenic drive without leaving the city: the Panama Canal appears on one side, the city skyline on the other, and you're moving through it at a pace that actually lets you see things instead of just hearing about them. The causeway itself is built on landfill from the Canal's construction, so there's a weird history underneath the asphalt, but mostly what you notice is the light bouncing off the water and how exposed you feel in an open vehicle. Bring your actual passport: the tour operator checks it before you go, and you'll need it if you're driving.
The whole thing is built around photography stops along the causeway, which means you're not rushing through. You get time to frame shots of the Canal, the islands, the skyline: whatever catches your eye. The vehicle does the work of getting you there. You do the work of noticing. It's not a long tour in hours, but it's dense in the way open-air experiences are. You're aware of the heat, the sound, the people around you, the road texture. If you have spinal issues, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns, this isn't the right fit. The constant motion and exposure matter. Kids as young as six can ride as passengers, which opens it up for families who want something more active than a bus tour but less demanding than a full-day trek.
Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Do I have to drive the Slingshot, or can I ride as a passenger?
You can do either. If you book solo, you'll be paired with another traveler or the guide. One drives, one rides. If you book as a pair, you decide between yourselves who takes the wheel.
What do I need to bring?
Your actual passport. The operator checks it before departure. Bring sunscreen and a camera or phone for photos along the causeway.
Is this safe if I've never driven a Slingshot before?
The tour is designed for all fitness levels and the operator handles the logistics. If you're uncomfortable driving, you can ride as a passenger instead.
Can children go on this tour?
Yes, passengers must be at least 6 years old. Children can ride as passengers. Whether they can drive depends on local regulations and operator policy.
What if I have a medical condition?
The tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or poor cardiovascular health due to the constant motion and exposure in an open vehicle.
Operated by The Trikers - Polaris Slingshot & Ebike rental. Explorevia does not run this tour: we compare it with similar options, and you book it with our booking partner.
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Slingshot tour Panama: Open-air Amador Causeway drive
1h 30m · EN · ES
from US$ 118 per person
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