Entire Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit

The main pleasure here is simple: you can spend the day beside the Atlantic without choosing between a pool and a spa. Perchel Beach Club pairs an infinity pool, personal hammock, and ocean views with the Callao Spa & Wellness circuit, where you can use the steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool.

I like the included hammock, umbrella, and towel, since those small extras make a long pool day easier. I also like the choice of a cava or juice on arrival and the chance to eat at La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, or Oxean Bar. The catch is price: food, drinks, treatments, and massages cost extra, and some people may find the club’s prices high for a family-oriented setting.

Key points to know

• The infinity pool faces the Atlantic: It gives you the club’s signature view and keeps the day centered on the sea.
• The spa circuit is included: You can use the steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool without paying for a treatment.
• Your pool setup is covered: The ticket includes an individual hammock, umbrella, and towel.
• Plan your spa time early: Ask to reserve a circuit slot, since the spa may run on scheduled access rather than open use all day.
• Food is separate: Sushi, rice dishes, drinks, massages, and other treatments are not part of the ticket price.
• It suits families and couples: Children are welcome, but the atmosphere may not feel like an adults-only retreat.

A sea-facing pool day at Perchel Beach Club

Perchel Beach Club is designed as a full-day stop rather than a quick swim. The club sits by the sea in Gran Canaria, with the infinity pool arranged to visually meet the Atlantic. You can settle into your hammock, take breaks in the water, and use the spa circuit during the roughly five to six hours available to you.

That longer timing matters. A pool ticket is easy to waste if you arrive late, eat slowly, and leave before you have really relaxed. Here, you have enough time to combine sun, swimming, lunch, and the spa without treating every part of the day like a timed appointment.

The ticket operates during opening hours from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Sunday, for the stated operating period of September 10, 2025 through June 20, 2026. Check the date on your booking carefully, since opening information can change after that period.

The infinity pool and Atlantic views

The pool is the visual centerpiece. Its edge is made to appear as if it runs into the ocean, so the setting feels more like an oceanfront club than an ordinary hotel pool. You are still in a managed pool area, but the sea remains the focus.

I like that the ticket includes an individual hammock, umbrella, and towel. You do not have to turn up hoping to find a suitable place in the sun or arrange every basic item after arrival. The umbrella is especially useful during a long day in Gran Canaria’s strong light.

The pool area is not presented as a quiet adults-only zone. The club is intended for the whole family, and children do use the facilities. That is good news if you want an easy day with children, but it matters if you are picturing a hushed, grown-up beach club.

You may also want to clarify the seating arrangement before paying for extras. One account described a €40 hammock charge, while this ticket includes an individual hammock, umbrella, and towel. The safest approach is to ask exactly which hammock and seating benefits come with your booking and which are optional upgrades or separate charges.

Using the Callao Spa circuit

The Callao Spa & Wellness circuit gives the day a second mood. After time beside the pool, you can move indoors or into the spa area for a wet circuit with a steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool. This is a useful inclusion because you get more than a place to lie in the sun.

The spa is described as a small, clean facility with a good degree of privacy. One visitor found the circuit small but worthwhile, while another had a private hour in the sauna and found that the quiet time became the best part of the day. That contrast is useful: do not expect a huge thermal complex, but do expect a more personal spa experience when the timing works in your favor.

Ask about reserving your spa slot soon after arrival. The circuit is included, but access may be organized by time. If you leave the spa until the end of the day, you may have fewer choices, especially if the club is busy.

The ticket includes the circuit only. Massages and other treatments are not included. The spa offers organic and natural treatments, but you should treat those as optional purchases rather than part of the $52.86 admission price.

Lunch at La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, or Oxean Bar

You have three named food and drink options: La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar. That gives you more flexibility than a ticket tied to one fixed meal. You might choose rice dishes for a full lunch, sushi for something lighter, or the bar for drinks and smaller bites.

Food quality received strong praise, including sushi and rice dishes. Service also appears to be a real strength. A French-speaking server at the rice restaurant helped find a table when the dining room was full, which is the sort of practical assistance that can save a pool day from turning into a hungry one.

Still, your admission does not include lunch or drinks. Budget for them separately. One price-sensitive account described an Aperol at €14 and felt that the costs did not match the overall level of service. Plastic cups and paper napkins were also viewed as too casual for the prices.

That criticism will matter most if you are looking for a polished luxury club. Perchel may feel expensive while still operating with a relaxed, family-friendly restaurant style. I would reserve lunch if that is possible for your date, or ask at the start of the day how seating works. One full restaurant caused a problem for someone without a reservation.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for baby purées and compotes. Plan to buy what you need inside, and include those purchases in your day’s budget.

How much value do you get for $52.86?

At $52.86 per person, the ticket is not a cheap pool pass. Its value depends on how much of the package you use.

The included pool, hammock, umbrella, towel, welcome drink, and spa circuit form a solid bundle. If you plan to spend most of the day at the club and use both the pool and spa, the price is easier to justify than if you only want two hours by the water. The welcome cava or juice is a small touch, but it helps the arrival feel organized.

The price becomes less attractive once you add lunch, cocktails, a massage, or another treatment. Drinks can be costly, and extras may quickly push the day well beyond the admission fee. Ask about prices before ordering, especially for premium drinks and additional seating.

I see this as a day of convenience rather than a bargain. You pay for a ready-made setting with a sea-facing pool, a reserved place to rest, and spa access. It can replace the cost and effort of arranging several separate activities, but it will not suit every budget.

What the service feels like

The staff received especially warm praise. Help with tables, regular checks on guests, and a friendly manner all add value during a long day. Francisco, also called Frank in one account, was singled out for being particularly helpful and customer-focused.

That service can make a difference when you need spa information, restaurant help, or assistance with the pool area. It is also useful for families, since a full day with children often involves more small requests than an ordinary meal.

The overall experience is not perfectly polished by luxury-resort standards. Plastic cups, paper napkins, a smoking area away from the bar, and a family crowd may feel out of step with the price. Smoking is not permitted in the hammock area or throughout the club, according to one account, so smokers should be ready to use the designated area.

This balance is important. The club has a beautiful setting and attentive people, but it is not an adults-only lounge with formal dining. Think stylish pool club with family facilities, not a private island resort.

Who will enjoy this day most?

I would recommend it most strongly to couples who want a gentle break from sightseeing and to families seeking a contained day with pool, food, and spa options in one place. The mix works well when different people want different things: one person can rest by the pool, another can use the spa, and everyone can meet for lunch.

It also suits anyone who values comfort over self-catering. The hammock, umbrella, and towel are already handled, and there is no need to carry food from elsewhere because outside provisions are restricted.

The club may be less suitable if you want a low-cost beach day, a quiet adults-only venue, or a large thermal spa with many pools and facilities. The spa circuit is relatively small, and the setting can include plenty of children. If you dislike paying separately for every meal and drink, the final cost may feel high.

Most people can take part, and service animals are allowed. The club is near public transportation, which helps if you do not have a car. The supplied information does not specify a transfer service, so do not assume transport to and from your accommodation is included.

Timing your visit well

Plan to use the full opening window rather than squeezing the club into a short gap. Arriving near the start gives you time to settle by the pool, ask about the spa schedule, and arrange lunch before the busiest meal period.

A sensible rhythm would be:

• Arrive, collect or confirm your hammock setup, and have the cava or juice welcome drink.
• Spend the first part of the day at the infinity pool and solarium.
• Confirm your Callao Spa circuit time before lunch.
• Eat at one of the three venues, keeping in mind that food and drinks cost extra.
• Use the steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool during your reserved period.
• Return to the pool or rest in the hammock before leaving.

You do not need to follow that order exactly. The key is to protect time for the spa. A pool day can easily turn into lunch followed by more sun, leaving the included circuit unused.

Booking and cancellation details

You receive confirmation at the time of booking, and the ticket is mobile, so you can present it from your phone. Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience begins, based on local time.

Cancellations made within 24 hours are not refunded, and changes inside that window are not accepted. Keep the local cut-off in mind if your plans depend on weather or transport.

The activity is booked about 13 days ahead on average. That is a useful planning clue, especially if your visit falls during a popular holiday period or you want a particular day for the spa.

My verdict: book it if you want a complete pool day

I would book Perchel Beach Club if you want a comfortable, sea-facing day with spa access already built into the ticket. The strongest reasons are the infinity pool, included hammock setup, attentive service, and the chance to shift from sun to sauna without changing venues.

I would skip it if your main goal is the cheapest possible swim, a silent adults-only club, or a full luxury package with meals and treatments included. Go in knowing that the $52.86 price covers the core facilities, while lunch, alcohol, massages, and other extras can raise the bill.

For the best value, reserve early, ask for your spa time when you arrive, confirm what seating is included, and set a food and drink budget before ordering. Used that way, Perchel works as an easy half-day escape or a complete seven-hour pause beside the Atlantic.

FAQ

Where is Perchel Beach Club located?

Perchel Beach Club is in Gran Canaria, Spain, beside the Atlantic Ocean.

How long does the experience last?

The experience lasts approximately five to six hours.

What are the opening hours?

The stated opening hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Sunday, for the operating period from September 10, 2025 through June 20, 2026.

What does the ticket include?

The ticket includes an individual hammock, umbrella, towel, infinity pool access, a cava or juice welcome drink, and the Callao Spa & Wellness circuit.

Is lunch included?

No. Food and drinks are not included in the ticket price.

Are massages and treatments included?

No. Treatments and massages are separate purchases.

What facilities are included in the spa circuit?

The Callao Spa circuit includes a steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed. The stated exceptions are baby purées and compotes.

Is the experience suitable for children?

Yes. The beach club is designed for the whole family, and most people can participate. It is not described as an adults-only venue.

Is cancellation free?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded, and changes inside that period are not accepted.