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Cabo San Lucas sits in one of Latin America's most accessible cannabis gray zones: personal use is constitutionally protected, CBD is legal at resort spas, and delivery services serve the full Los Cabos corridor. But there are no licensed dispensaries anywhere in Mexico, commercial THC sales remain illegal, and the rules around public consumption, cross-border transport, and police encounters are more nuanced than most travel content lets on. This guide covers the full picture.
Weed is fully illegal in Fiji; possession is a criminal offense under the Illicit Drugs Control Act 2004, and there are no recreational exceptions for foreign visitors. If you're planning a trip and wondering how to buy weed in Fiji, you're joining thousands of travelers from Australia, New Zealand, and the United States who search for this question every year, often with the wrong assumptions. This guide gives you the complete, honest picture.
St. Lucia decriminalized cannabis possession in 2021, making personal amounts of 30 grams or less exempt from criminal liability under St. Lucia law. No licensed dispensaries have opened yet, but the informal market operates openly in tourist areas. This guide covers the exact legal framework, real tourist risks, the island's Rastafari cultural roots, and what the Cannabis and Industrial Hemp Bill 2025 means for the near future.
Sweden enforces one of Europe's most uncompromising cannabis policies recreational use, possession, and purchase are all criminal offenses with no tolerance zones, no dispensaries, and no exceptions for tourists. This guide covers the four-tier penalty structure, what travelers face if stopped by police, the strict CBD rules, and how Sweden compares to its more permissive neighbors.
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