Roots & Culture JAMAICA
Jamaica decriminalized cannabis in 2015 and has a thriving ganja tourism industry rooted in Rastafari culture. From Blue Mountain herb houses to Negril's beachside sessions, the island offers an authentic, deeply cultural cannabis experience.
Legal Overview
Possession of up to 2 oz is decriminalized (petty offence, small fine). Rastafari can use cannabis for sacramental purposes. Medical cannabis is legal. Licensed herb houses operate for tourists and locals.
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