Introduction

The Green Coast Mallorca is a private, non‑profit cannabis social association operating in Costa de la Calma in the Balearic Islands region of Spain. The association is constituted and managed by its registered members for collective cultivation and consumption for personal use within the association. The organisation operates in the context of Spanish associative law and the regulatory framework applicable to private associations; activities are framed in accordance with Spanish cannabis association law (LO 1/2002).

Location and neighbourhood context

The Green Coast Mallorca is located at a residential street address in Costa de la Calma. Costa de la Calma is a coastal locality with a mix of permanent residences and seasonal accommodation, and the immediate area is primarily residential with local commerce serving the neighbourhood. The setting is on Mallorca’s coastal zone and can be accessed by local roads; regional transport and bus services provide links to larger urban centres including Palma, which is the closest major city on the island. Local points of reference in the area include nearby beaches and small commercial streets that serve residents and visitors. The club’s street address is available for members and regulated enquiries; member access and physical visits are managed directly by the association.

About the private association

The Green Coast Mallorca is registered and administered as a private, non‑profit association. Its governance structure follows common associative practice: a membership base, bylaws that set internal rules and purposes, and an administrative board or committee responsible for day‑to‑day management. The association’s stated purpose is to enable members to collectively organise cultivation and mutual supply for personal consumption within the private setting of the association. Activities are intended for members only and are not open to the general public. The association states that it operates under the internal statutes and rules agreed by its membership and in the context of applicable national and regional regulations, including the provisions of Spanish association law and related legal considerations.

Membership process

Membership to The Green Coast Mallorca is restricted to adults who meet the association’s internal criteria and who accept the association’s statutes and code of conduct. Admission is a private process: prospective members are introduced through existing contacts and the association evaluates applications in accordance with its internal rules. Entry to the premises and acceptance as a member are at the club’s discretion. The association requires that members respect the private, non‑commercial nature of the club and the confidentiality of the membership process. The association does not conduct public recruitment or advertising for members; membership is handled by private introduction and internal review. The association maintains records and internal procedures for membership administration in line with its bylaws and applicable legal requirements.

This is a private association operating under Spanish Association Law (LO 1/2002). Entry is at the club's sole discretion. Our introduction pass is a facilitation service only — it does not guarantee access or membership.