There are three ways to get to Can Marquesí:

The simplest route from Palma Airport is to follow the Ma-20 ring road around Palma and then take Ma-13 to Inca and Alcudia. Turn off the Ma-13 at Junction 27 to Inca and then follow the signs through Inca along the Ma-2130 towards Lluc, via Selva and Caimari. From Caimari the road heads into the mountains and after about 10 - 15 minutes you will arrive at a gas station with a small bar. From there, past the turn-off to Lluc, go straight on towards Sa

Calobra, then, after 300 meters, take the first turn right down a tarmac driveway that leads around the front of Can Marquesi.

An alternative option from the north of the island is to take the Ma-10 from the town of Pollença. This road winds through the mountains and offers some impressive views. About 25 minutes after leaving Pollença, you will go past the turn-off to the Sanctuary of Lluc and shortly afterwards reach the major junction between Ma-10 and the Ma-2130. Here, continue straight on along the Ma-10 towards Sa Calobra and, after 300 meters, take the first turn

right down a tarmac driveway that leads to Can Marquesi.

The third, and longest, option is to take the road (the Ma-10) from Soller (signed to Pollença and Sa Calobra). From Soller to Can Marquesi is a journey of about 45 minutes, although it offers the best driving experience through the winding roads of the Serra de Tramuntana, passing the Gorg Blau and de Cúber reservoirs. In this case, you will arrive at Can Marquesí in the opposite direction with respect to the two other options, so there are not the same reference points. Anyway, if you get as far as the junction with the Ma-2130 to Inca and Palma, you will know that you have passed Can Marquesi and can turn around and go back 300 metres.