Arroyo de la Miel within Benalmádena
Benalmádena is made up of three distinct areas: the hillside village of Benalmádena Pueblo, the seafront at Benalmádena Costa, and Arroyo de la Miel in between, which functions as the municipality's main residential and transport hub.
Arroyo de la Miel's train station gives it a level of connectivity that the other two parts of Benalmádena don't have in the same way, which is reflected in how easily members from here reach Fuengirola.
The train journey in detail
The C-1 line runs along the coast from Málaga Centro-Alameda through the airport, Torremolinos, Arroyo de la Miel, Carvajal, Torreblanca and Los Boliches before terminating at Fuengirola. Arroyo de la Miel to Fuengirola is a short hop of just a few stops.
Trains run frequently through the day, so there's rarely a long wait, and the whole trip including walking to and from the stations at either end typically takes well under half an hour door to door.
Nearby landmarks worth knowing
Arroyo de la Miel sits close to the base station of the Teleférico Benalmádena cable car, which runs up to Monte Calamorro, and to Selwo Aventura, a large wildlife park on the town's outskirts. Both draw visitors who are separate from the town's everyday residential population.
None of this changes the transport picture for members: the same station serves both the attractions and the residential streets around it, and the same line runs on to Fuengirola.
Visiting the club without a published address
As with every private cannabis social club in Spain, Weed Club Fuengirola keeps its address private and shares it with members directly rather than publishing it. This is standard practice, not something particular to Arroyo de la Miel.
Message the team on WhatsApp, and they'll explain what's needed for registration, which is always finished in person once you arrive.