Entire Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit

The main draw here is the Atlantic-facing infinity pool, which gives this full-day escape a polished resort feel without leaving Gran Canaria. I like the included hammock, umbrella, and towel, and I like that the ticket also covers the Callao Spa & Wellness circuit. The welcome cava or juice is a nice touch.

The catch is that your $52.86 ticket covers the setting, pool, and spa, but not lunch, drinks, treatments, or massages. Prices at the club can feel high, and the atmosphere may be less peaceful when families and children fill the pool area.

Key points to know

• The infinity pool faces the Atlantic: You get sea views while staying in a controlled, comfortable pool setting.
• The spa circuit is included: Sauna, steam bath, and leisure pool access come with the ticket, but treatments and massages cost extra.
• Your day has a proper base: An individual hammock, umbrella, and towel are included, so you do not need to arrange a sunbed setup separately.
• Food is available on site: La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar offer different dining styles, but meals and drinks are not part of the ticket.
• Reserve your spa time: The circuit may run by booked slots, so confirm your time rather than assuming you can walk in whenever you like.
• The club suits mixed groups: Couples can use it as a spa break, while families have a pool and food options, though the setting is not adults-only.

What your $52.86 day at Perchel includes

Perchel Beach Club is designed as a day-use resort by the sea. You are not signing up for a guided tour or a sightseeing route. Instead, you get access to a polished leisure setting for roughly five to six hours, with time to set your own pace.

The price is $52.86 per person. That is reasonable if you plan to use both the pool area and spa circuit, especially since the ticket includes the small but useful extras that often cost more at day clubs: a personal hammock, umbrella, and towel.

You also receive a welcome drink, either cava or juice. It will not pay for lunch, cocktails, sushi, or a massage, but it helps the admission feel more complete when you arrive.

The value depends on how long you stay. If you only want a quick swim, this is expensive. If you settle in for most of the day, use the hammock, spend time in the spa, and order a meal, the price makes more sense. Just keep room in your budget for food and drinks.

Starting beside the Atlantic

The setting does much of the work. Perchel Beach Club is positioned by the Atlantic, with the infinity pool arranged to visually blend into the ocean. That view gives the day a sense of place that an ordinary hotel pool cannot match.

I like this kind of setup for a day when you want sun and water without planning a beach picnic, carrying towels, or dealing with sand. The included umbrella matters in Gran Canaria, where a few hours under a clear sky can become too much without shade.

Your hammock gives you a fixed place to return to between swims, lunch, and the spa. It is a simple detail, but it changes the day from a quick pool visit into a proper rest day.

The club is described as suitable for the whole family. That is useful if you are traveling with children and want a place with several ways to spend the afternoon. It also means the pool area may not deliver the hushed, adults-only mood some people expect from a premium beach club.

Making the most of the infinity pool

The infinity pool is the visual centerpiece. Its edge creates the impression that the water runs straight toward the Atlantic, so the best moments are likely to come when you are sitting at the pool with the sea in front of you and the sky overhead.

I would treat the pool as the social and scenic part of the day, not as a quiet spa pool. Families use the club, and the atmosphere can shift depending on how busy the day is. You have your hammock for calmer breaks, but there is no promise of complete silence.

The ticket includes pool access, so you do not need to pay a separate pool admission. It also includes your towel and shade. Those inclusions remove several practical annoyances and make the club easier for visitors who are staying elsewhere in Gran Canaria.

One point to watch is smoking. It is not allowed in the hammock area or throughout the club, except in a separate designated area away from the bar. That will please non-smokers, but smokers should know they cannot simply smoke beside their reserved place.

Callao Spa and Wellness circuit

The spa circuit is the second reason to book. Callao Spa & Wellness includes a steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool, along with a wet circuit intended for slow, quiet relaxation.

I like the way this changes the rhythm of the day. You can spend time outdoors, then move into the spa for a cooler, calmer break. Several details point to privacy as a strength, especially when the spa is not crowded. At quieter times, you might have much of the circuit to yourself.

Do not assume the circuit is large. It is described as small, but still worthwhile, especially if you want a short wellness session rather than a full spa complex. The compact size can work in your favor when only a few people are using it, but it may feel limited at a busy time.

Book or confirm your spa slot. This is the most useful practical tip for the whole experience. Your admission includes the circuit, but access may be organized around scheduled periods. If you leave it until late in the day, you may not get the time that suits you.

Treatments and massages are not included. You can add a massage if available, but budget for it separately. The included circuit is enough for a basic spa break, while an added treatment changes the price and makes the day more of a luxury splurge.

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

You have three named food and drink options on site, each suited to a different kind of day. La Arrocería focuses on rice dishes, Nami Sushi Bar offers sushi, and Oxean Bar is the natural choice for drinks and lighter refreshments.

This variety is a real advantage. You do not have to leave the club to find lunch, and you can choose between a substantial meal, sushi, or a bar stop. Poolside service is also available, which means you can keep your day relaxed instead of changing clothes and heading elsewhere.

You should reserve or ask about lunch early if you want a particular restaurant. One dining room can fill up, and staff may need to help find another table. Service has been especially helpful in this situation, including assistance from a French-speaking server at the rice restaurant.

The food has received strong praise, but the pricing is a clear consideration. An Aperol has been priced at €14, and one complaint described the overall cost as closer to Ibiza than the quality delivered. Drinks can quickly change the total cost of the day, so check prices before ordering several rounds.

The presentation may also feel less refined than the ticket price suggests. Plastic cups and paper napkins have been noted, which some people will find perfectly practical around a pool, while others may expect more polish from an upscale club.

Food and drinks from outside are not allowed. The exception is baby purees and compotes, a useful detail for families with infants. You should plan to buy meals and drinks inside rather than pack a picnic.

Service, cleanliness, and the family atmosphere

The strongest service impression is friendly and attentive. Staff check on customers during the day, help with restaurant arrangements, and can be particularly accommodating when you need practical assistance.

A staff member called Frank, also identified as Francisco, has been singled out for being especially customer-friendly. Individual service can vary on a busy day, but the club clearly aims for a hands-on approach rather than leaving you to figure out every detail alone.

Cleanliness is another plus. The facility is described as well kept, and that matters in a pool and spa setting. A clean towel, orderly hammock area, and maintained wet circuit do more for comfort than fancy marketing language.

The family-friendly policy cuts both ways. Parents get a welcoming environment, pool access, and dining on site. Couples seeking a romantic spa day may find children in the pool area and a more active atmosphere than expected, particularly during popular periods.

For a quieter visit, focus on your spa slot and use the hammock as your retreat. You can still have a restful day, but you should not book this expecting an adults-only hideaway.

Timing, opening hours, and what to bring

The listed opening period runs from 09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026, with opening hours from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Sunday. The usable visit lasts about five to six hours, so this is best treated as a full afternoon or most of a day rather than a brief stop.

Arrive with enough time to settle into your hammock before your spa circuit. The club has a lot of separate elements, and rushing from pool to lunch to the spa would weaken the value of the ticket.

Your mobile ticket is convenient, and confirmation is provided at booking. The venue is near public transportation, so you have an alternative to arranging a private transfer, although the supplied details do not specify routes or travel times.

Service animals are allowed, and most people can take part. The experience is not described as requiring strenuous activity, so it suits visitors who want a low-effort day beside the sea. You will still want sun protection and swimwear, but the club supplies the basic towel and shade setup.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are not accepted for a refund, with cut-off times based on local time.

Who will get the most from this beach club day

I would recommend Perchel Beach Club to several kinds of visitors.

Couples get a polished setting, a spa circuit, sea views, and the option of adding a massage. The day can feel especially restful when the spa is quiet and you arrange a comfortable hammock near the pool.

Families get a practical base with food on site, shade, towels, and a pool. The staff’s attentive approach is useful when you need help during a long day out. Just remember that food and drinks are extra, and this is not an all-inclusive ticket.

Solo visitors can also make good use of it. A hammock, a spa circuit, and poolside service remove the awkwardness of spending a day alone. One particularly strong version of the experience is to use the spa for a private-feeling sauna session, then settle in with lunch.

I would be cautious if you are seeking a low-cost pool day, a large traditional spa, or a child-free environment. The admission is only the starting cost, the spa is compact, and the family atmosphere is part of the setting.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club?

Book it if you want a well-organized sea-view rest day with pool access, a reserved hammock, and a spa circuit included in the admission. The combination is more useful than a simple pool pass, and the setting gives you a polished break from sightseeing.

Think twice if you dislike paying premium prices for food and drinks or if you expect quiet luxury from morning to evening. Keep the total cost under control by treating the included pool and spa as the main value, then choosing lunch and drinks carefully.

With a 4.8 rating from 43 reviews and 95 percent recommendation, the experience has a strong track record. My practical verdict is simple: it is a good buy for a long, comfortable day, especially if you reserve the spa slot and arrive knowing that meals, drinks, and treatments are separate.

FAQ

How long does the Perchel Beach Club experience last?

The visit lasts approximately five to six hours.

What are the opening hours?

The listed hours are 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Sunday, for the operating period from 09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026.

Is the spa circuit included in the ticket?

Yes. The Callao Spa & Wellness circuit is included, with access to facilities such as a steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool.

Are massages and spa treatments included?

No. Treatments and massages are not included in the ticket and cost extra.

Is food included?

No. Food and drinks at La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar are available for an additional charge.

Can I bring outside food and drinks?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Baby purees and compotes are permitted.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded.