Bombardier Global 7500: The flagship from Canada

Bombardier is Canada’s answer to Gulfstream – and with the Global 7500, the brand has created a model that leads in several disciplines. Range: 7,700 nautical miles (over 14,000 kilometers) – enough for non-stop flights from New York to Tokyo or from London to Sydney. Cruising speed: Mach 0.925. Cabin volume: the largest of all ultra-long-range business jets on the market.

The cabin of the Global 7500 comprises up to four separate zones – including a real sleeping area with a double bed, a lounge, an office area and a fully equipped kitchen. New price: around 73 million dollars. The jet is manufactured exclusively in Montreal and is considered the direct answer to the Gulfstream G650ER.

Kylie Jenner: The pink Global 7500

Kylie Jenner loves the Bombardier Global 7500 – and makes this publicly visible. On her Instagram account, the cosmetics entrepreneur regularly posts from her jet, the interior of which is completely decked out in soft pink. What is a lifestyle statement for some is an operational reality for Jenner: as CEO of a global cosmetics brand, she commutes between meetings, shoots and events on several continents.

Kylie Jenner’s jet sparked public debate about celebrities and their carbon emissions after an Instagram post. Jenner had posted how she and Travis Scott asked each other at the steps of two parked private jets: “Which one do we take?” The community’s reaction was divided.

Inside! Sister Kim shows off her private jet for 150 million dollars

Not only Kylie, but also Kim travels luxuriously in a private jet.

Jay-Z gives Beyoncé a Bombardier as a present

Jay-Z and Beyoncé fly a Bombardier Challenger 850 – according to reports, a personal birthday present from Jay-Z to the singer. The Challenger 850 is a midsize jet with a stand-up cabin and lie-flat capability – comfortable for transatlantic flights, with a fraction of the operating costs of a Global 7500, making the Carter couple one of the best-known Bombardier customers in show business.

Charter a Bombardier Global 7500: How much does a flight cost?

If you want to experience the comfort of a Bombardier Global 7500 without investing 73 million dollars, you will find good options on the charter market. All available models can be compared directly in the private jet comparison on privatejets.one:

• Ultra-long-haul (New York-London): from around €90,000 for an ultra-long-range jet
• Long-haul (Frankfurt-Dubai): from approx. 35,000 € in the heavy jet segment
• Short trip Europe (light jet, up to 6 pax): from approx. €5,500 – ideal for weekend trips to Monaco or Milan
• Empty Legs: return flights up to 75 % cheaper – ideal for flexible dates

The Global 7500 sets standards

The Bombardier Global 7500 is not only the largest private aircraft in its class – it is proof that comfort, range and design need not be compromised. Kylie Jenner has shown this in her own way with her pink cabin. Those who want to fly without a pink interior but with the same range and quality will find excellent options on the charter market.

Why clothing is so important in the desert

The desert has no mercy. During the day, the temperature climbs to 40 degrees and more, and nights can be surprisingly cold. In addition, fine sand creeps into everything. If you pack short sleeves and shorts as you would on the beach, you are making a classic beginner’s mistake. Protection comes before style – but both are possible at the same time.

The most important rules for desert outfits

• Prefer light colors: white, beige, light gray reflect solar radiation – dark colors heat up
• Choose natural fibers: Cotton and linen breathe, wick away perspiration and cool
• Long sleeves despite the heat: thin long-sleeved shirts provide better protection from the sun than bare arms – paradoxical, but true
• Wide cuts: air circulation is crucial – tight clothing builds up heat

The perfect desert packing list: Clothing

These pieces belong on every desert trip:

• 2-3 thin long-sleeved shirts made of cotton or linen: universal weapon against the sun and chilling
• 1 light long-sleeved shirt for evenings: The temperature drops quickly after sunset
• Wide linen trousers or cargo trousers: comfortable, protective, quick-drying
• Thin windbreaker or softshell: for mornings, evenings and car journeys with air conditioning
• Cap with neck protection or bucket hat: sun protection for head and neck – indispensable
• Lightweight scarf: protection during sandstorms, sun protection, heat buffer at night

Shoes: The decisive detail

The wrong footwear in the desert is a safety risk:

• Trekking shoes: ankle support on uneven rocky terrain – the best choice for excursions
• Sandals (Birkenstock type): Only for relaxing hours in the oasis or in the hotel
• Flip-flops: Not suitable for excursions – unstable, prone to sand, no protection

Outfit tips for Egypt and Morocco

In Muslim countries, there are also dress codes:

• In cities and at religious sites: cover shoulders and knees
• Always have a scarf or light shawl with you – for temples, mosques, bazaars
• At the hotel pool and beach: complete freedom

When visiting the Egyptian sights, the following applies: comfortable shoes and light clothing make the difference between pleasure and exhaustion.

Accessories for the desert

• Sunglasses with UV 400 protection: mandatory – the reflection on sand and rock is enormous
• Drinking bottle (1.5-2 liters): Always fill it up
• SPF 50+ sun cream: no compromises
• Small rucksack or cross-body bag: keep your hands free, protect your back

The most beautiful travel destinations in Egypt

Egypt is bigger and more diverse than many people think. You should know these places:

• Cairo: megacity on the Nile with the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum and the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar
• Luxor: The largest open-air museum in the world – Karnak, Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings
• Hurghada: classic Red Sea beach destination – perfect for divers and snorkelers
• Sharm el-Sheikh: resort vacation with an impressive reef right in front of the hotel
• Sinai Peninsula: desert landscape, monasteries and magnificent rock formations
• Asuan: Relaxed small-town flair on the Nile, Philae Temple and the High Aswan Dam

Cairo: Where history and chaos meet

Cairo is overwhelming – loud, colorful, never sleepy. The pyramids of Giza are the most obvious destination, but the city has more to offer: The Egyptian Museum on Tahrir Square houses the treasures from Tutankhamun’s tomb, and the new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) at the foot of the pyramids is one of the largest museums in the world. The Khan el-Khalili Bazaar is a must-visit for spices, silverware and the best atmosphere in the city.

Insider tip: The Sphinx is best seen in the early morning light – and there are quieter access points away from the main tourist routes.

Luxor: The largest open-air museum in the world

Luxor is often underestimated – those who only travel to Cairo miss the real treasure of Egypt. The Valley of the Kings with the tombs of the pharaohs, the Karnak Temple (the largest temple complex of antiquity), the mortuary temple complex of Hatshepsut – Luxor requires at least three full days.

A Nile cruise between Luxor and Asuan is one of the most beautiful travel experiences in North Africa.

Hurghada & Red Sea: For beach and diving

The Red Sea is one of the best diving locations in the world. The water temperatures are above 20 degrees all year round, the visibility is crystal clear and the reef diversity is unique. Hurghada is good for families and couples who want to relax. Dahab is more casual, cheaper and popular with backpackers and divers – the world-class Blue Hole dive site is just around the corner.

Best time to travel to Egypt

Egypt works all year round – but not equally well everywhere:

• October to April: Ideal temperatures for sightseeing in Cairo and Luxor (25-30 degrees)
• May to September: Very hot inland (40+), perfect for the Red Sea coast
• Ramadan: Many sights have changed opening hours – it’s worth finding out more

Practical travel tips for Egypt

• Visa: Apply online via e-Visa (uncomplicated, approx. 25 USD)
• Currency: Egyptian pound – cash is compulsory, card payment only works in large hotels
• Tipping: Baksheesh is an integral part of the culture – always have some change ready
• Clothing: Respectful covering at religious sites – cover shoulders and knees. The desert outfit guide explains what to wear in the desert

Nice: the gateway to the Riviera by private jet

Nice is the main airport for the entire Riviera region and the second largest airport in France after Paris. Nice Côte d’Azur (NCE) is the top address for private jets from Germany – with its own exclusive business aviation terminal. No queues, no standard terminal, direct transfer to the private vehicle or helicopter, many stars arrive by private jet. If you want, you can be on the Promenade des Anglais in 15 minutes from the private terminal.

How much does the private jet to Nice cost? The flight takes around 75 minutes from Munich and around 90 minutes from Frankfurt. A light jet for four to six people costs between 7,000 and 11,000 euros, depending on the season. In high summer – July and August – prices rise significantly as demand exceeds supply. It pays to book early.

Nice itself is more than just a stopover for Monaco. The old town, the Marché du Cours Saleya, the Château-Hill with its spectacular sea view – anyone who spends a full day in Nice will not regret it. The gastronomy on the Riviera is in a league of its own, with three-star restaurants, fresh seafood right on the harbor and rosé wine from Provence. We have summarized everything about France as a travel destination in our France special.

Monaco: 2.2 square kilometers of pure glamour

Monaco – playground of the rich – the famous Casino de Monte-Carlo, superyachts in the port, Michelin-starred restaurants and the fastest Formula 1 circuit in the world are all packed into 2.2 square kilometers. The Principality does not have its own commercial airport – access by private jet is via Nice or Monaco’s private heliport.

If you want to fly directly to Monaco, take the private jet to Nice and transfer to the helicopter there. The helicopter shuttle from Nice to Monaco takes seven minutes and costs around 150 to 200 euros per person – a seamless transition from the gangway of the private jet to the Principality.

Traveling to Monaco by private jet is not a matter of prestige, but often a matter of practicality. The Principality is one of the few destinations where the private transfer is significantly shorter than the public alternative. The scheduled flight to Nice plus train or cab to Monaco regularly takes over three hours from the German departure airport. By private jet, it takes less than two hours from Munich – door to door.

Cannes: film festival, Croisette and superyachts

For many, Cannes is the epitome of the Côte d’Azur. The annual film festival in May, the Croisette with its luxury hotels, the harbour with hundreds of superyachts – Cannes is the stage where international stars, investors and lifestyle travelers meet. Cannes is also served by Nice airport; from there it is 30 minutes by cab or 15 minutes by helicopter.

Especially at festival time in May, a private jet is a must for anyone who wants to set their own schedule. The normal flights to Nice are fully booked weeks in advance and the prices for scheduled flights during this week are exorbitant. Those who book a private jet charter in good time, on the other hand, pay prices similar to those in the off-season – and land at their own terminal, reception included.

Experience the Croisette privately: what a trip costs

A realistic budget for a private jet weekend trip to the Côte d’Azur from Germany:

• Private jet return flight (light jet, 4 people, from Frankfurt): approx. 14,000-18,000 € total (approx. 3,500-4,500 € per person)
• Boutique hotel in Monaco or Cannes (2 nights): from €600 per night per person in the upscale segment
• Dinner in a Michelin-starred restaurant: 150-400 € per person
• Helicopter Nice-Monaco (there and back): approx. 300-400 € per person

Compared to a business class flight with a corresponding hotel, the private jet to Nice is often only marginally more expensive for a group of four people – but with a considerable time advantage and significantly more exclusivity.

When is it worth taking a private jet to the Riviera?

• Short trip Friday evening to Sunday: you lose half a day each way on a scheduled flight. By private jet it’s 90 minutes – more Riviera, less airport.
• Business meetings in Monaco: the time saved has real monetary value
• Special occasions: wedding weekend, milestone birthday, corporate event – the private jet is the perfect introduction to an extraordinary experience
• Cannes Film Festival: When scheduled flights are fully booked, charter is the only option

Booking: how it works

Those who have never booked a private jet before are often surprised at how uncomplicated the process is. A reputable broker will put together several offers with different jet classes and prices within a few hours. Payment is often made by credit card or bank transfer, and the briefing for passengers takes just a few minutes.

Current price comparisons and individual offers for all Riviera destinations are available directly on privatejets.one – the most transparent comparison portal for private jet charters from Germany.

Conclusion: the Côte d’Azur deserves an arrival befitting its status

Nice, Monaco and Cannes are places where standards apply – in gastronomy, hotels, style and travel. The first time you land on the Riviera by private jet and step out of the business terminal directly into the warm evening air that smells of the sea and pine forests, you immediately understand why this form of travel is so irresistible. The Côte d’Azur is an experience – it begins the moment you step onto the gangway.

Gulfstream G650ER: Technical superlatives

The Gulfstream G650ER – the “ER” stands for “Extended Range” – entered service in 2014 and revolutionized the private jet market. Powered by two Rolls-Royce BR725 engines, it reaches a top speed of Mach 0.925 – faster than any commercial passenger aircraft in regular service. The cabin offers space for up to 19 passengers and is fully customizable: from private sleeping cabins to offices and conference rooms.

New price: around 75 million US dollars. Annual operating costs: 3 to 5 million dollars for crew, maintenance, fuel and hangar. The Gulfstream G650ER is the reference model against which all other ultra-long-range jets are measured.

Kim Kardashian and her “Kim Air”

Kim Kardashian is the most famous G650ER owner in the world. She has furnished her jet with cream-colored leather, cashmere blankets and custom-made seats – and affectionately named it “Kim Air”. The cabin is more like a flying penthouse than a means of transportation.

Kim Kardashian is regularly criticized for her private jet use. The environmental organization atmosfair calculated that her jet emits over 4,000 tons of CO₂ every year. Kardashian counters this: she and her family offset all their flights through climate protection projects.

Other prominent G650ER owners

• Oprah Winfrey: Uses her Gulfstream G650ER for humanitarian missions as well as private trips – one of the most flown celebrity jets worldwide
• Elon Musk: Owns a Gulfstream G650, among other things – his flights were publicly tracked and controversially discussed
• Mark Zuckerberg: Flies both a Gulfstream G500 and a G650ER – the Meta founder is known for very frequent short flights
• Cristiano Ronaldo: Flies a Gulfstream G200 – one of the few top athletes with his own private jet

Charter a Gulfstream G650ER: How much does a flight cost?

If you don’t want to buy your own jet for 75 million dollars, you can rent a private jet. Charter flights in the Gulfstream G650ER or comparable ultra-long-range jets can be booked on the open market:

• Frankfurt-Dubai route (approx. 5,000 km): from approx. 35,000 € in the heavy jet segment
• Munich-New York route (approx. 8,000 km): from approx. €75,000 for the transatlantic flight
• Europe short-haul routes (light jet, 4-6 pax): from approx. €5,500 – ideal for weekend trips to Paris, Monaco or Milan

Current availability and prices for all jet classes can be found directly in the private jet comparison on privatejets.one.

Conclusion: Why the G650ER is the undisputed king

The Gulfstream G650ER is faster, further and more luxurious than almost any of its competitors. It connects any point on earth with any other – non-stop, on its own schedule. It is no coincidence that stars like Kim Kardashian, Oprah and Elon Musk see it as their vehicle of choice. It is simply the best the market has to offer.

The exhibition: Dior meets Alaïa

The show takes place in the Galerie Dior. The museum is located not far from the Champs-Élysées and takes visitors through various rooms that look like miniature sets. Each area shows a different moment from the history of Dior – complemented by Alaïa’s impressive private collection.

“What I found most interesting? Here you can see Dior pieces that even the Dior archive no longer has! Alaïa’s collection is breathtaking. By the way, it comprises 20,000 pieces in total.” – Stephan

101 looks from 70 years of fashion

The focus is on 101 couture looks created over several decades. Christian Dior himself is represented, as are his successors: Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferré, John Galliano and Maria Grazia Chiuri. So you don’t just see fashion, but the development of an entire fashion house.

• Looks from Dior to Chiuri
• Romantic, sculptural and modern silhouettes
• Original couture that is extremely rare today

Archive treasures that you would otherwise never see

Each look is accompanied by small pieces of information from the Dior archive: sketches, fabric details, photos from the atelier and occasional references to which model wore a look first. These insights make the exhibition not only beautiful, but also extremely informative.

• Sketches from different Dior eras
• Fabric samples and materials
• Archive images from the couture production

All details about the exhibition are also available directly from Galerie Dior.

Address & Entrance

• Full price: 16 € (from 27 years)
• Reduced: 12 € (10-26 years)
• Children: free (under 10 years)

La Galerie Dior
11, rue François-Ier, 75008 Paris

Dannasanyla: The largest private couture collection in the world

Most of the outfits come from the “Dannasanyla” collection, which is preserved by the Fondation Azzedine Alaïa. The collection is considered to be the largest private fashion collection ever.

20,000 fashion pieces – and hundreds of Dior originals

The collection comprises more than 20,000 pieces. Many of them are so rare that even Dior no longer owns them. Around 700 Dior looks are archived exclusively here – a treasure that makes the exhibition possible.

• 20,000 pieces from different decades
• Many Dior designs only available here
• Private collection with museum quality

Alaïa’s passion for collecting

Azzedine Alaïa began collecting historical fashion back in the 1960s. He bought at auctions in Paris, London and New York – often faster than museums. Without this passion, many couture pieces would be lost today.

• Actively collected since the 60s
• Many clothes saved from disappearing
• Today the basis of the Fondation Alaïa

Azzedine Alaïa: the designer behind the power silhouettes

Alaïa was one of the designers who redefined silhouettes: tight, form-fitting, strong. Supermodels like Naomi Campbell made his looks famous. Fun fact: Before he created his own fashion world, he worked briefly at Dior – a few days as an intern, which today has almost legendary status.

From studio intern to fashion genius

• Clothing that emphasizes figure and shape
• Influential for runways of the 80s and 90s
• Starting point: an exceptionally short Dior internship

Here you can see how Alaïa has permanently changed fashion:

The collector Alaïa

Parallel to his career, Alaïa was a tireless collector. He rescued entire collections when fashion houses threatened to liquidate them. A large part of today’s fashion archives only exist thanks to his initiative.

• Unique designer pieces secured
• Many collections fully preserved
• Today part of the Fondation Alaïa

Christian Dior: The man behind the New Look

Christian Dior changed the fashion world in 1947 with his New Look: narrow waist, cherry-shaped hips, wide skirts. The exhibition shows several of these iconic silhouettes – and why they are still considered the epitome of elegance today. Here you can find another of Dior’s most powerful interviews.

The New Look silhouette

• Narrow waist
• Round, soft shapes
• Classic and timeless

How Dior has evolved

After Dior, designers such as Yves Saint Laurent, Bohan, Galliano, Ferré and Chiuri took over the fashion house. Each had their own style, but the Dior DNA always remained recognizable.

• YSL: young, fresh and modern
• Galliano: dramatic and narrative
• Chiuri: reduced and feminine

What is a social club in Spain?

A social club is a private association in which members can legally consume cannabis. Access is usually only possible via recommendation – you register on site and are then accepted as a member. The whole thing is in a legal gray area in Spain, but is tolerated in many regions. Particularly important: consumption must take place within the club. Public consumption is still prohibited. Social clubs usually offer five to ten varieties, snacks, coffee and occasionally even events with DJs or exhibitions.

Here are the most important facts about buying cannabis in social clubs for your vacation in Spain. It’s very simple:

• Membership in 3, 4 minutes
• Identity card and 20-40 euros (membership)
• Then you can buy cannabis directly at the club
• Mostly 10+ cannabis strains
• Prices from 6-18 euros, depending on the cannabis strain
• Opening hours mostly Mon-Sun

Madrid Social Clubs

In Madrid, you will find a growing scene of social clubs that have established themselves in the city center and in districts such as Malasaña and Lavapiés. They offer modern lounges, high-quality products and an urban flair – perfect for anyone who wants to combine culture and cannabis.

• Modern clubs with a good reputation
• Varieties: Gelato, Kush, Haze
• Location: close to the center & discreet
• Social clubs in Madrid

Barcelona Social Clubs

Barcelona is considered a hotspot for the social club scene in Europe. The city has over 200 registered clubs, especially in districts such as El Raval, Eixample and Poblenou. The choice is huge – from relaxed cafés to stylish lounges with a DJ and bar.

• Over 200 clubs in the city
• Lots of choice & international community
• Popular strains: Amnesia, Zkittlez, OG Kush
• Social clubs in Barcelona

Sevilla Social Clubs

Seville offers a smaller but very personal selection of social clubs. The atmosphere is usually more informal, often with local products and cozy rooms. Perfect for relaxed evenings with Andalusian flair.

• Small, familiar & local
• Good advice & little hustle and bustle
• Popular with locals
• Social clubs in Seville

Málaga Social Clubs

Málaga has developed into a hotspot in recent years. The clubs offer modern interiors, a good selection of hybrids and often also music events. Particularly popular with young adults and students.

• Young audience & modern clubs
• Hybrid varieties & Edibles
• City center & surroundings
• Social clubs in Málaga

Marbella Social Clubs

Marbella is home to some of the most exclusive social clubs in Spain. They are usually elegantly furnished and appeal to a more international clientele. In addition to cannabis, you can often also get champagne and a lounge feeling here.

• Exclusive ambience
• High-quality selection of strains
• Quiet location, discreet & elegant
• Social clubs in Marbella

Mallorca Social Clubs

Mallorca also has a constantly growing scene. Most clubs are located in Palma or along the coastal resorts. Ideal for vacationers who value discretion, quality and proximity to the beach.

• Clubs in Palma & near the coast
• Relaxed vacation feeling
• Many indica & hybrid strains
• Social clubs in Mallorca

Ibiza Social Clubs

Ibiza is known for its exclusive selection of social clubs – from small cafés to stylish lounges with bars. The best clubs can be found in Eivissa, Santa Eulalia and hidden away in side streets off the beaten track.

• Clubs: GREENtime, IBZ 420, Zen Weed
• Varieties: Northern Lights, Gelato, Apple Fritter
• Discreet location & chilled atmosphere
• Social clubs in Ibiza

Buying cannabis in Ibiza’s social clubs

In fact, the law in Ibiza is such that it is legally tolerated to consume cannabis within certain limits. For this purpose, there are so-called social clubs. Small cafés, if you will, where you can buy cannabis.

We were in Ibiza for you and this is our little guide for you incl. the best social club in Ibiza!

Welcome to Ibiza: Airport and Island

When you arrive at Ibiza airport, you land in Eivissa. Eivissa is the largest city on the island, next to Santa Eulalia. Both cities are only 20 minutes away from each other. In general, you can get around Ibiza quickly.

Ibiza airport and city:

Eivissa and downtown:

Beach, sun, good weather, party and beach clubs

Most people come for the beach, sun, good weather, parties and beach clubs. All this you can experience in Ibiza, from spring through summer and into autumn. Only. Winter is not a season here (so very, very few tourists). Nevertheless, it is still warm on average 15 degrees. Ibiza itself consists of these two large cities, plus Sant Antoni. Sant Antoni, however, is already a little smaller and also a little more designed for cheap tourism.

In the big cities you can really find everything you need. Beach promenades with small cafes, delicious paella and especially many clubs. You will love the island! A small tropical paradise in the Mediterranean.

Largest cities:

1. Eivissa (airport, southeast of the island)
2. Santa Eulalia (Southeast)
3. Sant Antoni (Southwest)

Laws in Ibiza: Relaxing into the sunset

In fact, the island was once especially popular with hippies and dropouts. This gives it until today this special charm. In addition, of course, the impressive nature of rugged rocks. Even more spectacular than the island world of Mallorca. Maybe that’s why the laws are a bit more relaxed than in the rest of Spain.

Now for the important questions:

Social Clubs Ibiaz: The most frequently asked 7 questions

The 7 most frequently asked questions at a glance:

1. Where can you find social clubs in Ibiza?
2. What does a social club look like from the inside?
3. What is the best social club in Ibiza?
4. How do you get into a social club?
5. How much cannabis can you buy?
6. Is it okay to smoke weed outside of the social club?
7. How much does marijuana cost at the social club?

Where can you find social clubs in Ibiza?

You can find social clubs in the big cities. But there are not many, only a small handful. These social clubs also don’t have a typical entrance in the shopping street, they are relatively hidden and quietly located. After all, this is not about drug tourism, but about a relatively regulated environment in which cannabis is dispensed.

What does a social club look like from the inside?

You can think of social clubs as small cafes. Only without the typical walk-in crowd and the big window facade, like at Starbucks.

You can drink coffee, eat delicious pastries from locals, you get information about cannabis, but also alternatives like CBD. You have the possibility to sit down with friends, music is playing in the background. So the name “Social” is also a bit of a program! Local residents meet here all the time, after all. Like in a small coffee shop around the corner.

So it’s not just about buying cannabis, social clubs are so much more.

By the way, you can find such social clubs not only in Ibiza, also in Barcelona there is this legal relaxation.

What is the best social club in Ibiza?

We have visited all the social clubs in Ibiza for you and according to our experience, there is only one recommendation for the best social club in Ibiza:

GREENtime Ibiza in Eivissa

Below the logo is the counter with the different varieties and products (more on that later).

A small exclusive view (lounge area with café) into the GREENtime Ibiza.

The adresses of the social club are kept relatively anonymous. This is also to avoid ongoing audience, so that the neighbors are not disturbed. This is also part of the concept of the Social Club here in Ibiza. In addition, the founder and owner is really charming. She herself is from South America and has started her own business with this social club. The passion and passion leads one and you can see it in the relatively high-quality equipment.

During the conversation she also told me about the plans she has for the future, I just say yacht, champagne and cannabis! In this social club you should stop by.

Now, of course, the big question arises:

How do you get into a social club?

If you want to become a member of a social club, ideally you come recommended by a friend.

• Recommendation of a member (ideal case)

How much cannabis can you buy?

Purely from the philosophy, it is not about buying and selling cannabis, but about the common, responsible consumption. So on site there are commercial quantities, about 20 grams of each variety and usually five to ten varieties. Usually there is also hashish and small snacks made of cannabis, e.g. cakes or cookies. Perfect with a cappuccino!

• 5-10 varieties
• 20-50 gram each in stock
• Cannabis and hashish
• CBD products
• Snacks and cafe

So you can decide for yourself if you want just half a gram, a gram, 5, 10 grams or even 20 grams of cannabis.

Is it okay to smoke weed outside of the social club?

Smoking cannabis is not allowed in principle, but it is tolerated. So if you take cannabis with you after your social club visit, it is not a problem.

How much does marijuana cost at the social club?

Prices are not fixed, accordingly, each takes its own prices program and, of course, per variety. As a rule, you pay between 11 and 13 euros for a gram of cannabis. For this you have the great advantage that you can consume here relatively undisturbed, so you do not have to worry as in many countries, for example in Germany, France or even a large part of the USA.

• Price: ~ 11 to 13 Euro / gram

So the vacation in Ibiza can begin!

Social clubs in Ibiza: cannabis and cappuccino

you see, such socialclubs are something completely different than just a way to get weed. This is about meeting other people, having a cappuccino with friends, not just getting in and out, but also taking 15, 20 minutes or even an hour.

What is a social club?

Here are the most important facts about buying cannabis in social clubs for your vacation in Spain. A social club in Spain is a private members’ club where adults are allowed to consume cannabis together. Hardly recognizable from the outside, you usually need a tip from someone or find them – as here – in our recommendations. When you arrive: simply knock on the door in a friendly manner, show your ID and become a member. This costs between 20 and 40 euros once.

Inside, you can often expect a relaxed atmosphere with a lounge area, Wi-Fi, music and sometimes even a small café. You can choose from different strains, around 10 to 20 per club – from classics such as Amnesia Haze to special selections. Prices are usually between 6 and 18 euros per gram, depending on the strain and club.

• Become a member on site in 3-4 minutes
• Variety selection directly on site
• No appointments or pre-registration necessary
• WLAN, sofas and a good atmosphere

Green Paradise

One of the best-known clubs in Madrid – centrally located and with a particularly friendly team. You’ll regularly find new varieties here, a sophisticated atmosphere and a mix of locals and international guests. Particularly popular: Lemon Tree, Apple Fritter and Gelato 41.

• Name: Green Paradise
• Varieties: approx. 15-20, fresh daily
• Location: City center, easily accessible

La Boutique

La Boutique focuses on modern design, plenty of cozy seating and an exclusive selection of varieties. You almost feel like you’re in a living room here. Varieties such as Biscotti Mintz, Super Lemon Haze and Blueberry Muffin are particularly popular.

• Name: La Boutique
• Varieties: about 10-15 exclusive strains
• Location: central, close to popular shopping streets

Falcanna

Small, stylish and, above all, very relaxed. Falcanna is one of those clubs where you immediately feel welcome. The selection is solid, often including American imports. Current favorites: Tropicana Cookies and Peanut Butter Breath.

• Name: Falcanna
• Varieties: approx. 12, frequently changing
• Location: quiet neighborhood, very discreet

Euphoria

A club with a somewhat alternative vibe, lots of creative people, often live DJ sets in the evening. Euphoria not only has relaxed rooms, but also varieties that you rarely find elsewhere. Current highlights: Zkittlez, Wedding Cake and Runtz.

• Name: Euphoria
• Varieties: approx. 15, including rarities
• Location: slightly outside, but well connected

Weed in Madrid – what is allowed?

In Spain, cannabis is decriminalized for personal use. Consumption is permitted in private rooms – this also includes the closed rooms of a social club. You are therefore allowed to consume, but not in public. Possession in public spaces is also not permitted – you should bear this in mind when leaving the club. Membership only protects you within the club.

Important: Tourists can legally become members, but only for private consumption in the club. No resale, no consumption on the street. Always have your ID with you – and it is better to remain discreet.

• Consumption only in the club or at home
• No public ownership allowed
• Membership also possible for tourists

Social clubs in Spain: cannabis & cappuccino

You see, social clubs like this are something completely different than just a way to get weed. It’s about getting to know other people, having a cappuccino with friends – not just in and out, but also taking 15, 20 minutes or even an hour. Madrid, Barcelona to Mallorca and Ibiza, you’ll find the best ones here:

• Social clubs in Spain

What is a social club?

Here are the most important facts about buying cannabis in social clubs for your vacation in Spain! A social club is a private membership association. As a tourist or local, you can become a member here – it usually costs between 20 and 40 euros. With a piece of ID and a little friendliness, you can register in just a few minutes. After that, you can choose from various cannabis strains on site, sit back and relax, use the WiFi and sometimes even enjoy a coffee.

From the outside, many clubs look like normal homes or cafés – inconspicuous and discreet. Inside, however, you will often find a stylish, relaxed space with lounge vibes, chill-out music and a good selection. Varieties are usually between 6 and 18 euros, from classics to rare strains.

• Membership possible directly on site
• Variety selection: mostly 10-20 strains
• WLAN, café atmosphere and chill vibe
• Prices: approx. 6-18 euros per gram

El Verde

El Verde is a creative spot in a central location. The club offers relaxed seating, regular events and a good selection of varieties. Here you will often find classics such as Amnesia Haze or new varieties such as Ice Cream Cake and Orange Punch.

• Name: El Verde
• Varieties: 15+, alternating & classic
• Location: central in Eixample

Live at the Social Club

Not a classic club name, but a real insight into the inner workings of a social club in Barcelona. This video brings you the vibe up close. You’ll see the registration area, what it looks like inside and what to expect – perfect if you’re unsure how everything works.

• Name: Live Social Club Experience
• Varieties: not directly named, but can be seen
• Location: anonymous, typical club setup

La Cultura

La Cultura is stylish, modern and offers classic strains as well as some exclusive genetics. The club is known for its relaxed community, where artists, musicians and creatives often meet. Strains such as Lemon Zkittlez and Sunset Sherbet are perennial favorites here.

• Name: La Cultura
• Varieties: 12-18, including exotics
• Location: City center, in a side street

Bless Social Club

Bless is one of the most chilled places to relax with a coffee and soft music. The range of varieties is solid – here you can also get exclusive genetics such as Apple Mintz or Banana Cream. The atmosphere is informal and open.

• Name: Bless Social Club
• Varieties: 15+, also rarities
• Location: Sant Antoni district

Weed in Barcelona – what is allowed?

The following also applies in Barcelona: consumption is only permitted in private spaces – such as a social club or your apartment. Public smoking is prohibited. Possession is also only legal within the clubs, so it is best to consume directly there and not take anything with you.

As a tourist, you can easily become a member as long as you have your ID with you. Some clubs prefer a recommendation, others accept spontaneous requests. Ask nicely – and you’ll be in quickly!

• Consumption only in the club or in private rooms
• Possession in public spaces prohibited
• Tourist membership possible without any problems

Social clubs in Spain: cannabis & cappuccino

You see, social clubs like this are something completely different than just a way to get weed. It’s about getting to know other people, having a cappuccino with friends – not just in and out, but also taking 15, 20 minutes or even an hour. Madrid, Barcelona to Mallorca and Ibiza, you’ll find the best ones here:

• Social clubs in Spain