Cannabis Social Clubs on Mallorca

A Cannabis Social Club is a private, non-profit members' association registered under general Spanish association law — not a shop, not a dispensary, and not open to walk-in members of the public. Spanish courts have long held that what an adult does with cannabis inside a genuinely private space, including a private members' association, falls outside the public-order law that punishes cannabis in public. That private/public line is the entire legal foundation the CSC model rests on.

Cannabis is not legal to buy, sell, or use in public anywhere in Spain, Mallorca included — there is no coffeeshop model, no licensed dispensary, and no shop where anyone can walk in and buy weed over the counter. A CSC only tolerates consumption for genuine, registered members on its own private premises.

Because a CSC is legally a private association, not a shop, real membership requires an application and identification — the traditional model can also mean a waiting period, since the club's legal footing rests on members collectively growing and sharing for themselves, not selling to visitors on the spot. That traditional route works, but it isn't built for a short holiday.

The honest, same-day alternative is a Fast-Track pass: it grants verified, time-limited access to one club of your choice without the long-form membership wait. It is not a workaround of the legal model — clubs that offer it still register you as a genuine member, just through a faster onboarding path designed for tourists. See how Fast-Track access actually works for the full explanation.

The only legitimate cost here is the Fast-Track pass itself — the current price and terms are shown on the button below, pulled live from the same catalog every checkout uses, so it's never stale. There is no legal per-gram price to quote: cannabis has no legal retail price anywhere in Spain, and any site or street seller quoting one is operating outside the law — see the FAQ below.

A first visit looks nothing like walking into a shop. You arrive with the confirmation from your Fast-Track pass (or, on the traditional route, your approved application) and a valid photo ID — a passport or national ID card, since the club has to verify you're a real adult before it can let you through the door at all. Staff check your identity against the booking, log you as a member for that visit, and only then does the actual club space open up: a lounge or common room, sometimes a small counter where the club distributes what members have grown collectively, seating, and often a menu board showing what's available that day. There's no till taking cash for product over a counter the way a shop works — the club's own commercial relationship is with its members' collective growing and sharing arrangement, not a sale to whoever walks in. What you experience as a visitor is closer to signing into a private club than to any kind of retail transaction.

Expect the whole check-in to take a few minutes, not an appointment-length process. Most clubs are relaxed once you're inside — it's a members' lounge, not a controlled dispensing counter — but they take the door-check seriously, because that verification step is the entire legal basis the club relies on.

A CSC can tolerate consumption by its own genuine, registered members inside its own private premises, and it can let members access what the club's membership has grown and shared collectively for personal use. That's the entire scope of what the private-association model legally covers.

A CSC cannot sell to anyone who isn't a registered member, cannot advertise itself publicly as a place to buy cannabis, cannot operate a storefront or takeaway counter open to the street, and cannot deliver product off its own premises. Any club — or any site claiming to be one — that offers walk-in sales, public advertising, or delivery is operating outside the model this entire page describes, and outside the law. That distinction is also why a genuine club will always insist on the membership/ID step described above before you can access anything: skipping it isn't a shortcut, it's the line between a tolerated private association and an illegal retail operation.

The law itself doesn't change by region — Ley Orgánica 4/2015 and the private/public tolerance built up through Spanish case law apply identically whether you're in Palma, Barcelona, or Madrid. What differs is density and maturity of the club scene. Catalonia, and Barcelona specifically, has the oldest and largest concentration of social clubs in Spain, built up over roughly two decades; that scale also means it's the region tourists most associate with cannabis clubs, and where verification standards vary more widely between clubs. Mallorca's club scene is smaller and newer by comparison, but every club listed on this page is independently verified rather than pulled from an unfiltered directory, which matters more on an island where the total number of clubs is small enough that a single bad listing is a much larger share of your options. If you're comparing a Mallorca trip to a Barcelona one on this specific point: the legal footing is the same, but don't assume Barcelona-scene norms (walk-up density, informal referrals) transfer directly — verify independently either way.

A valid passport or national photo ID is non-negotiable — clubs cannot verify you're a genuine adult member without one, and a booking confirmation alone won't get you through the door. Bring your Fast-Track confirmation (digital is fine, most clubs check it on a phone) or your membership approval if you went the traditional route. You need to be 18 or over; some clubs set the bar at 21, so check the specific club's terms if age matters to your trip. A card or cash for the Fast-Track pass itself is handled at checkout beforehand, not at the club, so you generally don't need to bring payment for anything on-site. Proof of accommodation isn't usually required, but a small number of clubs ask for it as an extra verification step for non-resident visitors — worth having your hotel or rental confirmation accessible just in case.

Alcúdia (1)

• Sensitive Alcudia Weed Club

Cala Millor (1)

• Roots Social Club

Cales de Mallorca (1)

• VAHO Social Club Calad

Can Pastilla (2)

• The Green Ape
• Small Club

Costa de la Calma (1)

• The Green Coast Mallorca

El Arenal (1)

• Jungle Boys 420

Les Maravelles (1)

• Social Temple Club 420

Llucmajor (3)

• The Green Door
• Cali Club
• Sticky Cannabis Club

Muro (1)

• Green Bay

Palma (8)

• Crazyspot CSC Mallorca
• California Weed House
• Green Goat Terps
• Altitude 420
• Incredible Hulk 420
• Plug House
• Pegasus Club
• The Moon Palma

Palma de Mallorca (2)

• Medusa 23
• The Cloud Mallorca

Peguera (1)

• Happy Terp Club

Port d'Andratx (1)

• Private Social Club 420

Porto Cristo (1)

• The Sun Social Club

Santanyí (1)

• Club Togomago

Sant Llorenç des Cardassar (1)

• Cala Nirvana

Son Servera (1)

• Cheers Social Club

Browse every verified club by area above, or use the full island directory to pick a resort and see its dedicated area page with distance-sorted listings, photos, and directions. For the wider legal picture, read how the CSC model works across Spain.