Why You Should Never Fly With Cannabis

Even between places where it's tolerated, carrying cannabis across borders can lead to serious trouble.

It's one of the most common questions we hear: "Can I take some home?" The answer is always no. Here's why.

Crossing borders is a serious offence

Carrying cannabis from one country to another is treated as drug trafficking in most of the world, regardless of the amount and regardless of the laws in the country you're leaving or entering.

Airports are strict

Security staff, sniffer dogs and customs checks are designed to find exactly this. Being caught can mean arrest, a criminal record, a big fine and a ruined trip.

Even "legal" places aren't an exception

Some countries and US states have legal cannabis markets, but international transport remains illegal. Even flying within Spain with cannabis puts you in a public space where fines apply.

What about CBD?

Rules for CBD products vary from country to country and can be strict. Check carefully before travelling with any cannabis-derived product, and when in doubt, leave it behind.

Edibles are no exception

Gummies, cookies and chocolates are still cannabis products. Don't pack them.

The simple rule

Everything stays at the club. Enjoy your time in Madrid, then travel home with nothing but good memories.

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