Before visiting the Can Marca Caves, there are a few things to keep in mind. The caves are located in a mountainous area, so expect some walking to reach the entrance. The tours are guided, and while they are generally family-friendly, comfortable shoes are recommended for the uneven and slightly steep paths. The caves can get a bit slippery, so it’s a good idea to be cautious, especially in the more damp areas. It’s also worth noting that the temperature inside the caves can be cooler than outside, so bringing a light jacket might be a good idea. Be sure to check the tour timings in advance, as they can vary depending on the season.

The Can Marca Caves are located about a 10-minute drive from the town of San Miguel in the north of Ibiza. If you're coming from Ibiza Town, it takes around 30 to 40 minutes by car. From San Miguel, follow the signs for the caves, which are easy to spot. There is parking available at the entrance, but it can get busy during peak tourist season, so it's a good idea to arrive early. If you're not driving, you can also reach the caves by taxi, or there are some excursion companies that offer tours of the caves along with other local attractions.

The best time to visit the Can Marca Caves is during the spring and early autumn months (April to June, September to October). The weather is pleasant, and there are fewer tourists, allowing for a more relaxed and enjoyable experience. The summer months can be hot, but since the caves are cool inside, they offer a refreshing break from the heat. It’s recommended to visit in the morning to avoid the peak crowds, as the caves are a popular destination for tourists. Also, keep in mind that the caves are open year-round, but the frequency of tours may decrease in the off-season, so it's always good to check ahead of time.

Visiting the Can Marca Caves can easily be combined with a day trip to other attractions in the northern part of Ibiza. After exploring the caves, head to nearby Cala d'Albarca, a secluded cove with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and relaxing. For those interested in history, you can visit Puig de Missa, an ancient church in the town of Santa Eulària des Riu. The area also has charming villages and picturesque beaches to explore, such as Cala Benirrás, known for its stunning sunsets and occasional drum circle gatherings. A day trip around the northern part of Ibiza can offer a perfect mix of nature, history, and beautiful landscapes.