Full Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Lunch

The main draw is a pool that seems to meet the Atlantic, with a sunbed-and-parasol setup that lets you settle in rather than keep hunting for a place to rest. The ticket also includes a three-course lunch, so this is more than a pool entry with a view.

I like two things in particular: the adult hammock, parasol and towel are included, and you choose a starter and rice dish rather than having a fixed lunch. The welcome drink, cava or juice, adds a pleasant start without making you pay for every part of the day separately.

One point to weigh: at $91.34 per person, this is a treat, not a budget pool day. Drinks cost extra, and service can take time when you order through the club’s interactive system.

What to know before you book

• The pool faces the Atlantic: The infinity edge is the signature feature, with the sea as its backdrop.
• Your ticket includes lunch: Choose one starter, one rice dish and a dessert.
• Adult sunbathing gear is included: Each adult ticket comes with an individual hammock, parasol and towel.
• Children’s hammock arrangements differ: A child ticket for someone under 12 does not include a hammock, so children share one with an adult.
• Outside food and drink are restricted: Baby purees and compotes are the stated exceptions.
• Allow a flexible day: The visit is listed as about three to eight hours, and lunch service may not be quick.

A pool day with the Atlantic in view

Perchel Beach Club is designed for a full day of leisure, not a quick dip before moving on. Its infinity pool is the focal point: from the water, the edge appears to run into the Atlantic, creating the kind of setting that makes a pool day feel distinct from an ordinary afternoon at a hotel.

You can also spend time on the solarium hammocks. For adults, the ticket includes an individual hammock, parasol and towel, which takes some of the guesswork out of planning a comfortable visit. You are not paying only for access to a pool, then bringing or renting every basic item separately.

The setting is made for relaxing, but you should keep expectations clear. This is a beach club by the sea, not a beach. One practical complaint is that the club does not have a sandy beach, so book it for the pool, sunbathing and food rather than expecting to swim from shore.

The pool, comfortable hammocks and overall setting are the strongest reasons to choose this experience. The club is also described as suitable for families and groups, with room for people to settle in. That makes it a sensible choice if your ideal holiday day involves staying in one place, rather than fitting several sights into an itinerary.

How to make the most of three to eight hours

The visit is listed as lasting roughly three to eight hours, so you can treat it as a long lunch with a swim or turn it into most of the day. The published opening hours for the stated season are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., every day of the week. Arriving earlier gives you more time to use the pool and sunbeds before lunch, while a later visit may suit you if you mainly want a meal and an afternoon by the water.

There is no tightly timed sightseeing route to follow. The day is built around the facilities: settle into your hammock, cool off in the infinity pool, have lunch, then return to the solarium. If you have children or a group with different ideas about how long to stay, that loose format can be useful.

The long possible visit window also explains why the ticket is best judged as a day-use package, not just an admission fee. If you stay for several hours, the included meal and adult sunbathing setup become a larger part of the value. If you only stop briefly, the price may feel harder to justify.

The club is near public transportation, though specific routes and travel times are not provided. Check your own route before you go rather than assuming the short transfer or exact stop. Confirmation arrives at booking, and the ticket is mobile, so you can keep it on your phone.

Lunch is a real part of the package

Food is one of the more substantial parts of the ticket. The included meal has a starter, a rice dish and dessert. You choose one starter from Canary salad, croquettes or smoked cheese with tomato jam, then choose a rice dish from Lord, vegetable meloso, Iberian, Valencian or black rice with chipirón.

That choice gives the meal a little more personality than a standard fixed lunch. The club specializes in rice dishes and says it uses many local products, which suits a seaside meal in Gran Canaria. The food is often praised for both taste and portion size. The salad in particular may be more filling than you expect, so pace yourself if you want to finish the rice and dessert too.

Rice dishes are a matter of taste, and the available options are not equally appealing to everyone. If you already know you prefer a particular style, choose accordingly rather than picking at random. Menu composition can change, though alternatives are meant to be of equal or greater value.

Be ready for lunch to take time. Service may be slow when orders are handled through an interactive system, so it is wise not to plan a tightly timed activity immediately afterward. That slower rhythm may be no problem on a relaxed pool day, but it can frustrate you if you want to eat quickly and get back to the water.

The ticket includes a welcome drink, either cava or juice, but other drinks are not included. Cocktails and other beverages add to the final cost. If keeping to a budget matters, remember that the listed ticket price is not an all-inclusive drink package.

What the price covers, and what it does not

At $91.34 per person, this is a premium day out. The value comes from combining pool access, an adult hammock, parasol and towel, a welcome drink, and a three-course lunch. If you would otherwise pay separately for a comfortable place to sunbathe and a full meal, bundling those elements can make the price easier to accept.

Still, this is not the right choice if you want the cheapest way to spend time near the water. Drinks are extra, and the price may feel steep if you do not use the pool for long or if you are not interested in the included meal. Consider how many hours you will actually stay and whether the included facilities match what you want from the day.

Families should check the hammock detail before booking. A ticket for a child under 12 does not include a hammock; children share one with each adult. That is worth factoring in if everyone in your group expects their own place to lie down.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed, apart from baby purees and compotes. This rule can catch families off guard if they plan to bring snacks for young children. Check the policy before packing, and do not assume that ordinary snacks or drinks will be allowed through the entrance.

A family-friendly setting, with a few practical limits

The club is presented as a place for families as well as couples and groups of friends. Its appeal is straightforward: adults can relax by the pool, children can share the day, and lunch is handled on site. Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed.

The family arrangement is not entirely friction-free. The under-12 ticket does not include a hammock, and the outside-food rule is strict, with only baby purees and compotes excepted. If your children rely on familiar snacks, plan around that before you arrive rather than expecting to sort it out at the gate.

The pool and shared sunbathing spaces also mean that this is not a quiet, private retreat. The atmosphere is described as relaxed and family-oriented, with music at a volume that one group found comfortable. You may find it lively at times, especially if you are visiting with other families, but the overall point is leisure rather than silence.

Staff friendliness is a positive feature of the experience, though service speed is less predictable. If you need help, ask the front desk for clear directions at the start. That is useful because one complaint was that arrival information could have been more informative, while other accounts describe attentive and warm service.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club?

Book this if you want a comfortable, organized pool day with an Atlantic view and a proper lunch included. The infinity pool, adult hammock setup and generous meal make it especially appealing for a couple or family willing to spend a good part of the day in one place.

Think twice if your priority is a sandy beach, quick service or keeping costs low. Drinks are extra, the price is substantial, and lunch may take patience. For the right mood, though, Perchel Beach Club offers a simple plan: settle by the water, eat well, and give yourself permission not to rush.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience starts. The visit is commonly booked about 18 days ahead, which is a useful planning guide, not a guarantee of availability.

FAQ

What does the ticket include?

It includes access to the infinity pool, a welcome drink of cava or juice, and a three-course lunch with a choice of starter, rice dish and dessert. Each adult also receives an individual hammock, parasol and towel.

Are drinks included with lunch?

Only the welcome drink is included. Other drinks are not part of the ticket price.

Does a child under 12 get a hammock?

No. A child’s ticket under age 12 does not include a hammock. Children share one hammock with each adult.

Can I bring food or drinks into the club?

Outside food and beverages are not allowed, except baby purees and compotes.

How long does the experience last, and when is the club open?

The experience is listed as approximately three to eight hours. For the stated season, opening hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Sunday.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Changes made less than 24 hours beforehand are not accepted.