Does Lyn Taylor's Adventure Only Offer Women's-Only Tours?

No. Lyn Taylor's Adventure Travel is known for women's-only tours — Lyn Taylor has been organising women's-only international trips since 1993 — but the company also runs mixed-group departures and designs customised holidays for families and other travellers. The featured trips on its site include both "Women's Only" and "Mixed Group" labels, and the company describes itself as designing guided tours "customised specifically to your needs," from women's-only tours to holidays with the whole family.

What the site actually offers

The featured treks section lists departures with explicit group-type labels:

Two things stand out. First, the Bhutan Paro Festival trip is explicitly a mixed group, so the women's-only format is not universal. Second, several listings carry no group-type label at all — if that matters to you, confirm it with the operator before booking rather than assuming.

Who each format suits

Choose a women's-only departure if you want the company's longest-running format and a female-only travelling group. Note that "women's only" describes the group, not necessarily the pricing structure — most trips are quoted per person on a twin-share basis, with single supplements varying by trip (for example, $1500 on Sri Lanka, $600 on the Nepal Cultural Tour, and no single supplement in Kathmandu and Pokhara on the Annapurna Circuit trip).

Choose a mixed-group departure if you're travelling with a partner, male friend, or family member, or simply want a scheduled date that happens to be mixed — the Bhutan Paro Festival is the clear example in the featured list.

Ask about a customised trip if none of the scheduled departures fit. The site states that trips are "customised specifically to your needs" and that the company caters to "holidays with the whole family," which points to private or tailored arrangements rather than fixed group departures.

Practical points before you decide

• Pricing is per person, twin share on every listed trip, so solo travellers should ask about the single supplement rather than assume a solo price.
• Some trips have minimums or inclusions worth checking. The Bhutan trips are "based on minimum 2 person booking" and include return flights Bangkok–Paro, plus a 50% reduction in Bhutan's Government Sustainable Development Fee.
• Group sizes vary. Essence of Japan is capped at a maximum of 10 pax; other trips don't state a cap in the listing.
• Departure dates run into 2027, so there's lead time to plan, but the earliest listed departure (Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek, 25 November 2025) may already be close depending on when you're reading this.

The short answer: women's-only is the signature product, not the only one. If you're not a woman travelling solo or in a female group, you can still travel with Lyn Taylor's Adventure — look for mixed-group departures or ask about a customised itinerary.