Discover the best cannabis clubs in España. With 249 registered clubs, España offers an active community of cannabis associations.
Cannabis in España has a clubs model status. El consumo y posesión en espacios privados están despenalizados. Los Cannabis Social Clubs operan bajo un modelo asociativo tolerado legalmente. La venta pública sigue prohibida.
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Cannabis has a long history in Spain, from its introduction by the Arabs in the 8th century to the current movement of cannabis associations that began in the 90s in the Basque Country and spread throughout the country.
Read more about the historyAt Cannabis After Club, we offer you access to the best cannabis clubs throughout Spain. Our invitation service is fast, secure, and complies with all legal requirements.
To join a cannabis club in Spain, you need an invitation from an existing member or an authorized sponsor. Cannabis After Club facilitates this process for you.
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Yes, tourists can join cannabis clubs in Spain, although each club has its own policies. Some require a temporary address in Spain, while others accept visitors with a valid invitation. Cannabis After Club can help you find clubs that accept tourists.
Membership fees vary by club, but generally range between €20 and €50 per year. Some clubs also offer temporary memberships for visitors with reduced rates.
It's not recommended. Although personal consumption is decriminalized, carrying cannabis in public spaces can result in significant fines. Clubs are designed for consumption to take place within their facilities.
The Spanish model of cannabis associations has been studied internationally for its numerous benefits:
Cannabis regulation in Spain varies significantly depending on the autonomous community, which has led to different models of cannabis clubs throughout the country:
Barcelona is the epicenter of cannabis clubs in Spain, with more than 200 associations. In 2017, the Catalan Parliament approved a law that specifically regulated these clubs, although it was later annulled by the Constitutional Court.
A pioneer in the cannabis association model, the Basque Country has some of the oldest and most well-established associations. In 2014, the Basque Parliament approved an addiction law that indirectly recognized these associations.
The Spanish capital has seen significant growth in the number of clubs in the last decade. Although there is no specific regulation, clubs operate following the general guidelines established by jurisprudence.
Spain has one of the most tolerant cannabis legislations in Europe, although it exists in what many consider a legal "gray area". Understanding this situation is essential for anyone interested in Spanish cannabis clubs.
In Spain, personal cannabis consumption in private spaces is decriminalized. Spanish legislation distinguishes between private consumption (allowed) and trafficking or consumption in public spaces (penalized).
Cannabis associations in Spain operate under a non-profit collaborative economy model. This model is based on three fundamental rights recognized in the Spanish Constitution:
These associations must meet strict requirements: be officially registered, have transparent statutes, limit access to members, and be non-profit. Cannabis is collectively cultivated for the exclusive consumption of members, who share production costs.