Costa del Sol
San Pedro de Alcántara sits within Marbella municipality but has its own distinct centre, tucked slightly inland from the coast road and bypassed by the tunnel that now carries through-traffic underground. Members from here are travelling roughly the same distance as those from central Marbella, just from the western side of it.
San Pedro is about 33 km from Fuengirola, and the drive typically takes 35 to 40 minutes on the A-7, or slightly less using the AP-7 toll road where it connects. There is no Cercanías rail line anywhere near San Pedro, so the journey is by car, taxi or the regional bus that runs along the coast road. The San Pedro bypass tunnel has made the town itself easier to pass through, which shaves a few minutes off what used to be a slower stretch through Marbella's western approaches.
San Pedro de Alcántara is administratively part of Marbella but functions as its own town, with a grid-pattern centre, a working local economy and considerably less tourist density than Puerto Banús a few kilometres east.
It is a useful reference point for anyone unfamiliar with the area: San Pedro, Nueva Andalucía and Puerto Banús are all inside Marbella's boundaries, not separate municipalities, even though they each have a distinct identity.
The A-7 runs directly through this stretch and connects San Pedro to Fuengirola without complicated routing. The AP-7 toll road runs parallel for part of the way and can save time when the free road is busy, particularly in July and August.
There is no rail alternative anywhere along this route — the Cercanías network stops well short of Marbella municipality — so anyone without a car should plan around a taxi or the coastal bus service.
Because the club does not publish opening times or prices, it helps to message ahead so the visit is planned rather than speculative. The team will talk through what registration in person involves before you make the drive.
Members from San Pedro typically treat a visit as a half-day plan, factoring in the round trip rather than expecting a quick call-in.
As with all private cannabis social clubs operating under Spanish associative law, Weed Club Fuengirola shares its address with members rather than publishing it openly. This is a standard, deliberate practice across the sector, not a barrier specific to those coming from San Pedro.
Once you are in contact by WhatsApp, the team explains where to go and what to bring, and registration is completed at the club in person.
About 33 km, usually a 35 to 40 minute drive on the A-7 or AP-7.
There is a regional bus along the coast road, but no train. Most members drive or take a taxi.
Yes, it removes through-traffic from the town centre, making the first part of the drive towards Fuengirola quicker than it used to be.
No, the club is based in Fuengirola only. San Pedro residents travel there to visit.
Many members do, since Marbella centre is roughly on the way, but bear in mind that adds time to the overall journey.
Valid photo ID showing you are 21 or over. Message the team on WhatsApp beforehand and they will explain the rest of the registration process.
Send a message before you travel and the team will explain how to join and what to expect.
