The short answer
Yes. Our day trips and city walks run privately from one traveller upwards, so travelling alone you get your own driver or guide, your own start time and your own pace. The catch is cost: a private car costs one person the same as a small group, so solo travellers often pick a few key days to go private.
In more detail
Most of our trips list a group size starting at one: the medina walk, the evening food tour, the Ourika Valley, the Agafay sunset. A private guide is also a useful buffer in Marrakech, which is intense at first. The touts around the main squares and the harder sell in the souks are friction rather than danger, and a guide at your side cuts down a lot of it on day one.
The trade-off is the single penalty. A private vehicle from Marrakech to the Sahara costs a lone traveller what it costs a group of four. Many solo travellers mix and match: a private guide for the medina on the first day, a private day trip to the Atlas, and independent days in between. We will quote any combination in writing.
A riad is the natural solo base. The communal breakfast and the roof terrace do the social work, and many riads keep single rooms, so always ask for the single price.
For women travelling alone, we brief your driver before the trip, suggest riads with secure entrances, and can arrange hammam visits, cooking classes and souk shopping as women-only outings on request.