Costa del Sol
La Cala de Mijas has grown from a small fishing settlement into a proper year-round town, with its own high street, beach and a settled community that stays through the winter. For members here, Fuengirola is the nearest town with a wider range of things to do, and the club is a short, easy trip along the coast road.
La Cala de Mijas is about 10 km from Fuengirola, typically 12 to 15 minutes by car along the A-7. The M-112 and other coastal buses connect the two towns, and the Senda Litoral coastal path now allows a longer walk or cycle ride between them for anyone with the time. Taxis are a quick, inexpensive option for a direct trip.
What was once a small fishing village has become one of the more self-sufficient towns on Mijas Costa, with its own school, shops and a beach that stays busy without feeling overrun even in summer. It sits roughly midway between Fuengirola and Marbella.
Its growth means residents have more to do locally than in some neighbouring urbanisations, but Fuengirola remains the nearest larger town for anything beyond the everyday.
The A-7 is the fastest route, and the distance is short enough that traffic rarely turns it into a long journey, even in high season. It's one of the more convenient trips on this list.
The Senda Litoral coastal path offers a genuine alternative for anyone who would rather walk or cycle, running along much of the shoreline between the two towns.
Because the trip is quick, a visit to the club can easily be folded into an evening that also includes dinner or a walk around Fuengirola's centre or port.
As always, messaging ahead on WhatsApp is worthwhile before a first visit, so the registration process is clear before you set off.
Weed Club Fuengirola does not publish its address, in line with standard practice among private cannabis social clubs in Spain. This is the same for members coming from La Cala as for anyone else.
The team explains where to go once you're in contact, and registration is always completed in person, with valid photo ID confirming you are 21 or over.
About 10 km, usually 12 to 15 minutes by car along the A-7.
It's a long walk, but possible along the Senda Litoral coastal path for those with the time and inclination. Most members drive or take a bus.
Yes, coastal bus services run along the A-7 between the two towns.
No, it's part of Mijas municipality, in the Mijas Costa area, though it borders Fuengirola closely.
No, the only location is in Fuengirola. La Cala residents travel there to visit.
Message the team on WhatsApp. Registration begins online but is finished in person at the club.
Send a message before you travel and the team will explain how to join and what to expect.
