Mitos y protección9 min
Promises that should make you distrust a club
Four promises common in advertising aimed at visitors, why no association can deliver them and what it is reasonable to expect instead.
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Mitos y protección11 min
Street touts: why following anyone to a club is a bad idea
What a captador is, what risks someone who follows one takes on, and why touting in public space contradicts how a cannabis association works.
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Seven mistaken ideas about cannabis clubs in Spain
The seven most repeated claims about Spanish cannabis associations and what the legal framework actually says about each one.
Read the articleMarco legal10 min
Shared consumption: the case law that holds the clubs up
The requirements the Supreme Court demands for collective cannabis consumption not to be an offence, and why many Spanish associations do not meet them.
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Ibiza: how the association scene changes when everything revolves around the season
What extreme seasonality does to the association scene in Ibiza, and why the island fills up with promises no association can keep.
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What happens if a club is raided: consequences for members
What tends to trigger a police intervention in a cannabis association, what happens to the members present, what happens to their data and what guarantees the rules recognise.
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How many cannabis associations are there in Spain? The data and its limits
Why there is no official census of cannabis associations in Spain, what each available source actually measures, and how many of the registered ones are really operating.
Read the articleThe aval: why almost every club asks someone to vouch for you
The aval is the introduction of a candidate by someone who already belongs to the association and vouches for them. What it involves, why almost every club requires it and how to tell a real aval from one that is sold.
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Seville: a small association network and the same rules of access
How many cannabis associations the directory lists in Seville, what federations do, what access requires, and how to check that an entity is registered.
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Which cannabis reforms have been attempted in the Congreso, and why they do not get through
The legislative initiatives tabled in Spain's lower house, how far each one got, and the constitutional and international obstacles that hold them back.
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Cannabis use in Spain in figures: how to read EDADES and ESTUDES
What Spain's two big official drug surveys measure, how their prevalences and trends are interpreted, and what they do not capture.
Read the articleHow to tell a serious association from a venue that only looks like one
Checks to make before joining: register and statutes, no advertising and no street recruitment, a real joining procedure, a working assembly and no sales to non-members.
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Types of clubs and atmospheres
Cannasys Maps is an informational directory of cannabis social clubs in Spain: here you can discover associations by city, compare profiles, read reviews from members and send your membership application. We do not sell anything and we do not guarantee access — membership is decided by each club. Only for people aged 18 and over.
Club directory
In the directory you will find social clubs and cannabis associations from all over Spain. You can search by city and by type of club, explore profiles, see ratings and reviews, and check the amenities and the basic information of each association, such as the opening hours or the membership fee.
Verified
The “Verified” seal is given to the clubs that have provided evidence of their statutes and of their entry in the register of associations. It is not an official accreditation: it is an internal signal that the profile is complete and has passed our document review.
Profiles and reviews
On the club profiles you will find the description, the contacts, the opening hours, the amenities, the documents and the reviews from members. That way you can compare atmospheres calmly and decide which association to send your membership application to — remember that admission is decided by each club.