Full Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Lunch

The main draw here is the infinity pool facing the Atlantic, where the water appears to run straight into the sea. I like the simple all-day setup: claim your hammock, order lunch, and let the hours pass without planning another thing. I also like the included meal, especially if you want to try a proper rice dish rather than settle for standard pool snacks.

The trade-off is price. At $91.34 per person, this is not a cheap swim and lunch. Drinks cost extra, children under 12 do not receive their own hammock, and the club has a pool but no actual beach. Service can also slow down when you order from your lounger.

Key points to know before booking

• The infinity pool is the star: You get broad Atlantic views and a comfortable place to spend a warm day.
• Lunch is more substantial than a snack: Choose a starter, a rice dish, and dessert, with several styles of rice available.
• Your adult ticket includes a hammock: You also receive a parasol, towel, and welcome cava or juice.
• Children’s arrangements differ: A child under 12 shares an adult hammock rather than receiving one separately.
• Drinks are extra: Budget beyond the ticket if you want cocktails, wine, soft drinks, or other beverages.
• Allow a full afternoon for best value: The ticket works better for a long, unhurried stay than a quick stop.

A pool day with an Atlantic view

Perchel Beach Club is built for one purpose: giving you a polished place to slow down beside the sea. You can swim in the infinity pool, stretch out under a parasol, and watch the Atlantic form the backdrop to lunch and sunset.

The setting feels more like a leisure club than a public swimming area. That distinction matters. You are paying for comfort, space, food, and service, not simply for access to water. If your ideal Gran Canaria day includes sightseeing from breakfast to dinner, this ticket may feel expensive. If you want one day with no decisions beyond choosing lunch, it makes more sense.

The club is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the stated operating period, from October 9, 2025, through June 20, 2026. The advertised stay is flexible, roughly three to eight hours, so you can use it for a half-day or settle in from opening time until late afternoon.

What your ticket actually includes

The adult package includes access to the infinity pool, an individual hammock, parasol, and towel. That removes several small costs and decisions that can otherwise add up at a resort-style venue.

You also receive a welcome drink, either cava or juice. It is a pleasant arrival touch, though it is only one drink. Regular drinks are not included, so do not assume that the welcome beverage covers what you order with lunch or beside the pool.

The lunch is the strongest practical part of the package. You choose one starter, one rice dish, and dessert. Starter choices include a Canary salad, croquettes, or smoked cheese with tomato jam. The main choices include a seafood-style black rice with chipirón, Valencian rice, Iberian rice, vegetable meloso, or a dish listed as Lord.

Portions can be generous. If you choose the salad, do not expect a tiny decorative plate. A full meal may be more food than you want after swimming, so take the menu choice seriously rather than ordering by name alone.

The menu can change, but alternatives should be of equal or greater value. That gives the club some flexibility while protecting the basic promise of the package.

Choosing the right rice dish

The rice menu gives this experience a stronger local food angle than a basic pool ticket. Gran Canaria is not being presented only through sun loungers and cocktails. You get a chance to sit down to a cooked rice meal, with several styles that suit different tastes.

For a familiar Spanish direction, Valencian rice is the obvious choice. The black chipirón rice offers a seafood route and a darker, more distinctive plate. Iberian rice should appeal if you prefer a meat-based main, while vegetable meloso is the sensible choice for a meat-free meal.

The available comments are mixed on the rice. Some diners found the food very good, well prepared, and generous. One person felt that the rice choices did not work for them and that the meal was too large. That is useful advice: the package can provide a proper lunch, but the best dish depends on your selection and appetite.

The smoked cheese with tomato jam is another particularly Canary-flavored option. The croquettes and salad are less adventurous choices if you want something familiar. Since drinks are not part of the meal, remember that your final bill can rise if you pair lunch with several cocktails or bottles of wine.

The infinity pool and solarium

The pool is the visual centerpiece. From the water, the Atlantic horizon gives the club its sense of place. This is also where the price becomes easier to understand, provided you plan to stay for several hours.

The pool temperature has been praised as comfortable, which matters on a day when you are moving between swimming and sunbathing. The solarium has hammocks and parasols, so you are not forced to sit in direct sun all afternoon.

The adult hammock, towel, and parasol are included. That is good value compared with paying separately for a comfortable place to rest, but only if you use them for a long stretch. A quick visit of three hours gives you less time to justify the ticket than a leisurely day that includes lunch and a sunset view.

There is no sandy beach at the club. The name can create a misleading picture, so set your expectations correctly. You get a pool by the sea, not a beach day with direct access to the water. If sand, waves, and a natural shoreline are essential, this is the wrong kind of venue.

Lunch, loungers, and the pace of service

The club uses a system that lets you request service from your lounger. That is convenient in theory. You do not need to keep walking back to a restaurant or bar every time you want attention.

In practice, service may take time, especially when the venue is busy. One specific complaint concerned the wait for staff to respond through the interactive ordering system. I would plan lunch with patience rather than expecting instant poolside service.

The staff has also been praised for being friendly and attentive. A team member named Eugenio was singled out for being helpful without hovering, which is exactly the right balance at a place designed for relaxation.

You may find the music, atmosphere, and seating comfortable for a family day or a couples’ outing. The club has been described as spacious, with enough room for people to feel comfortable. Still, your experience will depend on how busy the club is and how quickly the service system is moving.

A practical tip: order before you are very hungry. If you wait until you want to eat immediately, a slower response can take the shine off an otherwise calm afternoon.

Is $91.34 good value?

The $91.34 price is best viewed as a bundle, not as an admission fee for a swimming pool. You are paying for pool access, a dedicated adult hammock, parasol, towel, a welcome drink, and a three-course lunch.

For a full day, the package can be reasonable. You avoid paying separately for a meal and a comfortable place to sit, and you get a setting that is more polished than a public pool. The value improves if you arrive near 11 a.m. and stay until late afternoon, or remain for the sunset atmosphere described in the feedback.

For a short three-hour visit, the calculation is less favorable. Add paid drinks, and the total can move well above the ticket price. The club itself is acknowledged as more expensive than some other options on the island, so you should book it for the setting and comfort rather than hunt for a bargain.

Families need to do a separate calculation. A child under 12 does not receive an individual hammock and must share one with an adult. The food package may still work for a family, but the adult-style relaxation setup is not identical for every person in the group.

Visiting with children

Perchel Beach Club is intended to work for families, and most people can take part. The pool, food, and open space make it an easy choice when everyone wants a break from sightseeing.

There is one food rule to understand before you arrive. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for baby purees and compotes. This rule caused a problem for a family who wanted to bring biscuits and drinks for young children. If your child depends on particular snacks, check the rule carefully and plan around it.

The exception for baby purees and compotes is helpful for infants, but it does not cover ordinary children’s snacks. You should not assume that biscuits, yogurt, or bottled water will be permitted simply because they are for a child.

The hammock arrangement also matters. Children under 12 share an adult hammock, so you may want to think about how many adults are in your group and how much seating you need. If every person wants a separate lounger, this package may not meet that expectation.

Couples, friends, and sunset timing

Couples can use the club as a low-effort day out. The pool, lunch, and Atlantic view create a relaxed rhythm, and the venue works particularly well if you want to stay for the changing light later in the day.

The club’s hours end at 7 p.m., and the exact sunset view will depend on the date. Still, the late afternoon is worth considering. The sunset has been praised as a memorable part of the setting, so arriving early and staying on can give you more value than booking only for a quick swim.

Groups of friends may enjoy the social side, cocktails, pool food, and room to spread out. The atmosphere is lively enough to feel like an outing but still centered on sitting, eating, and relaxing. You should keep paid drinks in mind if your group plans to spend freely at the bar.

Timing, access, and small practical details

The ticket is mobile, and confirmation is provided at the time of booking. The club is near public transportation, which makes it easier to reach without relying entirely on a car, though the supplied information does not specify routes or travel times.

Opening hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Sunday, during the stated season. A good plan is to arrive close to opening if you want the longest possible visit and the best chance to settle into the day without rushing lunch.

Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate. The experience is not described as requiring a particular fitness level or special skill. You should still check your own needs if you require a specific type of access or seating, since detailed accessibility information is not provided.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours ahead, along with late changes, are not accepted for a refund. The cut-off follows local time.

Who should book Perchel Beach Club

I would choose this experience if you want a comfortable pool day with a meal already arranged. It is especially suited to couples, families who understand the food and hammock rules, and anyone who wants a break from moving between sights.

I would also choose it for a special lazy afternoon when the view matters as much as the swimming. The included lunch is substantial, the pool is the main attraction, and the hammock setup makes it easy to stay put.

I would skip it if you mainly want a natural beach, a low-cost swim, or complete freedom to bring your own snacks and drinks. It is also not ideal if slow poolside service frustrates you or if you plan to stay only briefly.

Should you book this pool and lunch package?

Book it if you can stay for several hours and will make real use of the hammock, pool, lunch, and Atlantic setting. The food, pool temperature, space, and friendly service create a strong day out, and the 4.8 rating from 316 reviews with 93 percent recommending it reflects that broad appeal.

Before paying, check three things: your drink budget, your children’s seating needs, and the no-outside-food rule. If those fit your plans, Perchel Beach Club offers a polished and easy day by the sea. If not, a public beach and a separate lunch will likely give you better value.

FAQ

What does the Perchel Beach Club ticket include?

The ticket includes access to the infinity pool, an individual hammock, parasol, and towel for each adult, a welcome drink of cava or juice, and lunch with a starter, rice dish, and dessert.

Are drinks included with lunch?

No. Drinks are not included, apart from the welcome cava or juice. Additional beverages must be paid for separately.

What lunch choices are available?

You can choose a Canary salad, croquettes, or smoked cheese with tomato jam as a starter. Rice options include Lord, vegetable meloso, Iberian, Valencian, or black rice with chipirón, followed by dessert.

Do children under 12 receive their own hammock?

No. The price for children under 12 does not include a separate hammock. Children share a hammock with an accompanying adult.

Can I bring food or drinks into the club?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for baby purees and compotes. Plan children’s snacks carefully because ordinary biscuits, yogurt, and bottled water may not be accepted.

What are the opening hours and cancellation terms?

The club is open Monday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the stated operating period. You can receive a full refund by cancelling at least 24 hours before the experience starts.