How to Book or Enquire About a Lyn Taylor's Adventure Trip

Lyn Taylor's Adventure Travel takes bookings and enquiries through direct contact rather than an online checkout — you reach out to the team, confirm the departure date, group size, and inclusions for your chosen trip, then complete the booking with them. This applies whether you want a scheduled small-group departure (women's-only or mixed) or a customised itinerary built around your own needs. The steps below cover what to check before you enquire, what to ask, and the conditions that affect price and availability.

Step 1: Choose a trip or define your custom request

Start from the featured treks and tours listed on the site, or decide you want something bespoke. The published trips include:

If none of these fit, the site states that Lyn Taylor's Adventure Travel designs and leads guided tours customised specifically to your needs — from women's-only trips to holidays with the whole family. That is your route to a custom itinerary.

Step 2: Prepare your enquiry details

Before you contact them, have these ready so the team can respond usefully:

• Trip name and departure date you're interested in (or "custom trip" plus your preferred region and rough dates).
• Number of travellers — this matters because some prices are based on a minimum 2-person booking.
• Room preference — twin share or single. Ask about the single supplement if you're travelling alone.
• Any must-have inclusions — for example, whether return flights are part of the package.

Step 3: Contact the team and confirm the specifics

The site's call to action is "find your adventure" and to make contact for enquiries. When you reach out, ask directly about:

1. Availability for your departure date and how many places remain.
2. Group size — the Japan trip is capped at a maximum of 10 pax; ask about the cap on any other trip.
3. Minimum numbers — Bhutan trips state the price is based on a minimum 2-person booking, so confirm whether your date is guaranteed to run.
4. What's included — for example, the Bhutan trips include return flights from Bangkok–Paro and reflect a 50% reduction in Bhutan's Government Sustainable Development Fee. Confirm inclusions for whichever trip you pick.
5. Single traveller handling — some trips note "no single supplement in Kathmandu and Pokhara" (Annapurna Circuit), others quote a specific supplement (Sri Lanka $1,500; Nepal Cultural Tour $600), and others say to enquire. Get your own figure in writing.
6. Custom options — if you want a bespoke trip, describe your group, dates, and interests.

Step 4: Confirm and book

Once the team confirms your date, group size, price, and inclusions, complete the booking through the process they provide. Because pricing and payment methods aren't published on the site, ask about deposit amounts, payment schedule, and cancellation terms at this stage rather than assuming.

Common sticking points

• Twin-share pricing: Most listed prices are per person on a twin-share basis. If you want your own room, budget for the supplement or ask whether one applies.
• Minimum numbers: A price "based on minimum 2 person booking" means the trip may not run, or the price may change, if that minimum isn't met. Confirm before committing.
• Flights: Only some trips (the Bhutan departures) explicitly include return flights from Bangkok–Paro. Don't assume flights are included elsewhere.
• Women's-only vs mixed: Several trips are women's only, but the Bhutan Paro Festival is listed as a mixed group — check the label on your specific trip if group composition matters to you.

Lyn Taylor has been organising women's-only international trips since 1993, so if you're a solo female traveller, say so when you enquire — it helps the team match you to the right departure or build a custom trip.