Best Cannabis Social Clubs in Tenerife 2026 | 5 Favourites

Few places pair a good time with a slow, sun-warmed pace quite like Tenerife. Between the black-sand beaches, the cloud forests of Anaga, and long lunches that drift into the afternoon, the island runs on island time, and its cannabis social clubs fit right into that rhythm. Whether you are based in the capital, up on the north coast, or down in the resort south, there is a welcoming club within easy reach, and this guide walks you through five of the local favourites plus how to join.

Why Tenerife's club scene feels so easy

What makes Tenerife special is that the scene is not squeezed into a single city. Clubs are scattered across the island, so wherever you land you are rarely far from a comfortable lounge and a friendly welcome. Up in the northeast you have Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the buzzy capital with its harbour and markets. On the north coast sits the classic holiday town of Puerto de la Cruz, all faded elegance and sea spray. And down in the sunny south, near Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje, the mood turns fully into flip-flops-and-sunshine mode. These are private, members-only spaces, which is a big part of why they feel so relaxed: they are calm, social, and built around community rather than crowds. You can browse them all on the HiMap club map.

Five Tenerife clubs worth knowing

Each of these clubs comes from HiMap's verified directory, and each has its own personality and its own corner of the island. Here is the kind of experience members tend to enjoy at each.

Greenfingers

Tucked into Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the island's northeast, Greenfingers has that easy-going, come-as-you-are feel that regulars love. It is the sort of place where a first visit quickly turns into a familiar face, with a laid-back lounge and staff who are happy to take their time with you. A great pick if you want the energy of the capital with a homey, unhurried welcome.

La Crème

Also in the capital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, La Crème leans into a slightly more polished, comfortable vibe. Members talk about the warm reception and the sense that you can settle in, relax, and while away an afternoon without ever feeling rushed. It is a friendly spot to meet other members and soak up a bit of the city's northeast buzz.

Cannarife

Over on the north coast in Puerto de la Cruz, Cannarife carries the relaxed holiday-town spirit of its surroundings. Expect an approachable, mellow atmosphere and a welcome that suits both curious first-timers and returning regulars. With the sea and the old town just around the corner, it is an easy place to unwind after a day of exploring.

The Bud Company CSC

Sharing the north-coast charm of Puerto de la Cruz, The Bud Company CSC is known among members for its comfortable, sociable atmosphere. It has that neighbourly quality where conversation flows and newcomers are made to feel at home. A lovely stop if you are staying up north and want a friendly, low-key space to relax.

Ice City

Down in the sunny south, in Chayofa near Los Cristianos, Ice City brings the easy resort-side energy that the region is famous for. Members enjoy a warm, welcoming vibe that pairs perfectly with the year-round sunshine of the south. If your Tenerife base is around Los Cristianos or Costa Adeje, this is your closest laid-back landing spot.

How to join as a visitor

Joining is more straightforward than many travellers expect. Most Spanish cannabis social clubs, and especially those in tourist-friendly areas, are happy to welcome visitors. Usually it comes down to booking an appointment, signing up as a member with a quick chat or short interview, and showing valid ID or a passport to confirm you are 18+ (some clubs ask for 21+). A referral or invite smooths things along, and clubs will often help arrange one, so do not be shy about asking. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see our guide on how to join a cannabis social club, and for the bigger picture read our cannabis in Spain guide.

A few friendly tips

Frequently asked questions

Can tourists visit cannabis clubs in Tenerife?

Yes, visitors are generally welcome. Clubs in tourist areas are used to travellers, and joining usually just means an appointment and a quick membership sign-up. Bring valid ID and, if you can, ask about a referral beforehand.

Are the clubs spread out across the island?

They are. Unlike a single-city scene, Tenerife's clubs sit in different areas, from Santa Cruz in the northeast to Puerto de la Cruz on the north coast and spots in the sunny south near Los Cristianos. Check the map to find the ones nearest you.

Do I need to be a member?

Yes. These are private, members-only clubs, so you will sign up as a member before visiting. It is typically a simple process: a short interview or chat, ID to confirm your age, and you are in.

What age do I need to be?

You will need to be at least 18, and some clubs set the bar at 21+. Either way, bring a passport or ID card so the club can confirm your age when you join.

Which area should I choose?

It mostly depends on where you are staying. If you are in the capital, Santa Cruz clubs are handy; up on the north coast, Puerto de la Cruz is your best bet; and if you are down south around Los Cristianos, the Chayofa area is closest. Exploring other Spanish scenes too? Our guides to Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Ibiza are worth a look.

Each club sets its own rules and welcomes members at its own discretion. HiMap is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any club. General information only, 18+/21+.