The short answer
Yes. Hammam visits, cooking classes and souk shopping can be arranged as women-only outings on request. Traditional public hammams are already single-sex, by separate doors or separate hours. Tell us when you ask for a quote, and we will plan women-only parts of the trip and brief your driver before you arrive.
In more detail
The hammam is the obvious one. Public neighbourhood hammams in Marrakech separate men and women, either by separate hours or separate sections, and they are where neighbours wash weekly with black olive soap and a rough kessa glove. Locals keep underwear on, and you bring flip-flops and a towel. A private spa hammam is calmer and more guided, with an attendant doing the ritual for you.
Cooking is the other natural fit. Amal, a nonprofit that trains disadvantaged women in professional cooking, runs a class at its Targa centre in which visitors cook a Moroccan dish alongside the trainee chefs. La Maison Arabe's school pairs guests with a dada, a traditional Moroccan cook.
Souk shopping can be arranged as a women-only outing in the same way, with a guide who knows the lanes.
We also brief drivers before trips with solo women, choose riads with secure entrances and give you a WhatsApp line for support throughout. Ask for any of this when you send your dates.
