
A cannabis club in Marbella is a private cannabis social club, and you have to be a member before you walk in. One is listed in Marbella itself, G13 Weed Club Marbella, and Shiva Cannabis Social Club is a few minutes away in San Pedro Alcántara. This guide covers how joining works, how to get there from Málaga airport and what to check before you go.
Both operate as Asociación Cannábica, members-only associations. The exact address is shared once your Green-Key pass is confirmed, and each club page lists its current details.
Clubs here do not take walk-ins, whether the visitor is a tourist or a long-term resident. Joining takes three steps with a Green-Key pass:
One pass covers every partner club on Canna-Maps, in Spain’s other regions as well.
Yes, if you are an adult and carry valid ID, which means a passport, a national ID card or an NIE. Some clubs set the minimum age at 21, so check the club page. Marbella is a big holiday town, but that makes no difference to the rules: a club in a resort is still a private club.
No. Spanish law tolerates cannabis only inside private members’ associations, so there are no walk-in dispensaries. CBD shops exist, and they are a different thing from a club. The membership route above is the legal way in.
Marbella is about 50 km west of Málaga airport. Most visitors come by rental car or taxi, and the Avanza coaches along the coast also run to Marbella and San Pedro Alcántara. Once you are in town, a taxi is the simplest way to reach a club. The exact address unlocks with your Green-Key pass.
Treat a club as the private space it is. Ask before you photograph anything, and leave other members out of every shot. Whatever you are given inside stays with you, and consumption stays indoors, because a club that attracts attention on the street is the one that gets closed. Bring a little cash as a backup, since card acceptance differs from club to club.
Policing of cannabis clubs differs from one Spanish town to the next, and a club can close at short notice. Each club page on Canna-Maps shows its current details, so check it before you travel. The legal background is in our guide to cannabis law in Spain.
Marbella is busiest from June to September. Spring and autumn give you the same mild weather with fewer people, and a quieter club suits a first visit.
We do not rank clubs. Read the club page, check the opening hours, and decide which one suits your plans. Both clubs work with the Green-Key pass.
About 50 km. Most visitors come by rental car or taxi, and coaches along the coast also stop in Marbella.
G13 Weed Club Marbella is open every day from 14:00 to 01:00, and Shiva Cannabis Social Club every day from 11:00 to 00:00. Hours can change by season, so the club page shows the current times, and your visit request tells the club when to expect you.
No. A Green-Key pass replaces the introduction a club would normally ask for.
Euros are standard. English is widely understood in Marbella, and German, Dutch and Scandinavian visitors are common too.
EU visitors are generally covered by roam-like-at-home rules. UK visitors often are not, so check your plan before you fly. A Yesim eSIM works from the moment you land.
For the wider area, start with the Costa del Sol overview, or browse the club directory for Marbella.
Looking for the nearest club? Use our cannabis clubs near me finder to see which clubs are closest to you right now.
Under 21? Clubs that accept 18+: Costa del Sol.
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