Aloha,
It all starts with prevention.
*It's not advised that pregnant women, children under 16 years old or passengers with poor blood circulation or health problems ride up to the summit.
*Make sure to stay hydrated... More
Aloha,
It all starts with prevention.
*It's not advised that pregnant women, children under 16 years old or passengers with poor blood circulation or health problems ride up to the summit.
*Make sure to stay hydrated before and during the tour.
*Acclimate at the visitors center for 30-45 minutes.
*We will eat a light meal to ensure we have food in our stomachs, but not too much.
*Your guide will monitor each guest throughout the drive to the summit
*We are the only tour company that has 6 passengers or less, so if there is a rare emergency, we can head back down to lower levels to reduce the altitude symptoms, easily.
For over 95% of our guests, altitude sickness is not an issue.
Mahalo for the question!
James
