Entire Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit

The appeal here is simple: settle beside an infinity pool that looks out to the Atlantic, then switch from sun and water to a sauna, steam bath or leisure pool. At $52.86 per person, this is a day-pass experience rather than a guided tour, and the setting is the main event.

I like two things about the package: you get your own hammock, umbrella and towel, so there is no need to hunt for a place to sit, and the spa circuit is included rather than sold as an add-on. A welcome cava or juice and a snack also give you a small start to the day.

One consideration is the bill after you arrive. Meals, drinks and spa treatments are extra, and a few prices may feel steep if you expect the ticket to cover a full day of food and pampering. Families are welcome, but this is not an adults-only retreat.

The useful details at a glance

• The pool faces the Atlantic: The infinity edge creates the club’s signature view and makes the pool the natural centre of the day.
• Your basic poolside setup is included: The ticket covers an individual hammock, umbrella and towel.
• The spa circuit comes with the ticket: Callao Spa & Wellness has a steam bath, sauna and leisure pool. Book a time slot ahead.
• Food and drinks are extra: You can choose among La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar and Oxean Bar, but their menus are not part of the admission price.
• Plan on five to six hours: Opening hours are listed as 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., every day during the stated operating period.
• It suits families as well as couples: The atmosphere can include children, so don’t count on a quiet, adults-only pool day.

A day built around the Atlantic-facing pool

Perchel Beach Club is a leisure stop in Gran Canaria, not a sightseeing itinerary with several stops or a guide. You arrive at one venue and decide how to divide your time between the pool, sun loungers, spa and restaurants. That flexibility is useful if you want a low-effort break from a packed holiday schedule.

The infinity pool is the visual centrepiece. Its edge appears to meet the Atlantic, so the view is part of the experience rather than a bonus you have to seek out. You can swim, relax in the water or simply take in the sea-facing setting from the pool area.

The ticket includes an individual hammock, umbrella and towel. That practical trio matters: your place to rest and some shade are accounted for, and you don’t have to arrange those basics separately. The club also describes its sunbathing area as a solarium, making it easy to spend a good part of the day outside the pool.

A welcome drink, either cava or juice, and snacks are included. Treat them as a pleasant arrival perk, not as a meal. If you plan to stay for several hours, budget separately for lunch and anything else you want to drink.

Making the five-to-six-hour visit work

The experience is designed for a substantial day out, not a quick swim. With a typical visit lasting five to six hours and opening hours listed as 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., you have room to enjoy the pool, pause for food and use the spa without racing through each part.

I’d make the spa reservation the first planning step. One visitor specifically advised booking a circuit time slot, and the venue’s spa has several facilities to fit into that visit: a steam bath, sauna and leisure pool. The exact slot availability and circuit duration are not provided, so don’t assume you can simply walk in whenever you like.

The day can be as active or restful as you choose. You might spend most of it by the pool and save the spa for a change of pace, or use the circuit as a quiet break from the outdoor areas. Some people have found the spa especially peaceful, even having it to themselves, but that is a lucky circumstance rather than something to count on.

There are treatments and massages available at Callao Spa & Wellness, but those are not part of the ticket. If a massage is important to your plans, check availability and cost before you arrive. The ticket’s included spa circuit is already a useful extra, but it is not the same thing as a treatment.

Food, drinks and the cost of a longer stay

Three named venues give you different dining directions: La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar and Oxean Bar. The first is a rice restaurant, while Nami focuses on sushi; Oxean is the bar option. The ticket does not include food or drinks, so meals can make a noticeable difference to your final spend.

There are good signs for service and food, including a visitor who enjoyed poolside service and sushi, and another who praised the staff at the rice restaurant. At the same time, one account describes the food setting as more like an all-inclusive hotel than a polished restaurant. Expectations matter: this is a beach club with dining options, not a restaurant reservation bundled into the admission.

The venue can also be busy enough that a restaurant table is not guaranteed. If sitting down for lunch is central to your day, try to arrange it ahead rather than assuming you can get a table at your preferred time. A helpful staff member did find a table for one party when the rice restaurant was full, but that kind of flexibility should be seen as a bonus, not a plan.

The price is attractive for what it includes: pool access, an assigned hammock, umbrella and towel, a welcome drink, snacks and the spa circuit. At $52.86 per person, you are paying for a long stay with several facilities, not just a swim. The value depends on whether you use the included features.

The price can feel less appealing once you add lunch, drinks or a treatment. One dissatisfied customer called out a €14 Aperol and a €40 hammock, though the ticket described here already includes an individual hammock. Those figures may reflect separate purchases or another arrangement, so check what your admission covers before paying for any extra seating. It is sensible to confirm prices at the venue and decide in advance what extras are worth it to you.

A family-friendly club, not a quiet adults-only hideaway

The club is presented as suitable for the whole family, and families with children do visit. That can be a plus if you want a day where children are welcome and the pool is part of a shared holiday outing. It is less appealing if your ideal spa day means a silent pool and a child-free atmosphere.

The spa can offer a calmer counterpoint to the busier pool areas, but access is part of a scheduled circuit and should be arranged in advance. Don’t book this expecting the entire property to feel like a secluded wellness retreat. It is a beach club with leisure, dining and family use, and the mood can shift depending on who is there.

There are also practical rules worth knowing. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except baby purées and compotes. Service animals are allowed, and the venue is listed as near public transportation. The precise transport options are not specified, so check your route separately if you are not travelling by car or taxi.

One visitor reported that smoking was restricted to an area away from the bar, rather than allowed at the hammock. If this matters to you, confirm the current rules with the club before your visit. It is also worth remembering that disposable cups and simple table settings may not match the premium prices some people expect.

Who will get the most from this day pass

I’d consider Perchel Beach Club if you want a comfortable, self-directed day with pool access and a spa circuit already covered. It works especially well for couples seeking a relaxed break, or families who want a venue that welcomes children and offers more than a swimming pool.

It is also a sensible choice if you value convenience. The hammock, umbrella and towel are included, so you have a set place to unwind. Having the spa circuit in the package gives you another way to spend the day, even if you decide not to pay for a massage.

I’d think twice if you are on a tight budget or expect every part of the day to be included. The ticket does not cover lunch, drinks or treatments, and those extras can change the cost picture quickly. Nor would I choose it for a guaranteed quiet escape: the pool area is family-friendly, and the spa’s privacy can vary.

The club’s strongest assets are the Atlantic-facing pool, clean and attractive facilities, friendly service and the included wellness circuit. The main question is whether you will use enough of those features to justify the total you spend. Go for the setting and a full, easy day by the water, not for an all-inclusive luxury package.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club?

Book it if a pool day with a sea view, a reserved place to relax and a spa circuit sounds worth roughly half a day or more of your Gran Canaria holiday. Reserve a spa slot, bring a clear budget for meals and drinks, and consider booking the restaurant if lunch matters to you.

Skip it if you want a low-cost beach day, a guaranteed adults-only atmosphere or a ticket that includes dining and treatments. For the right expectations, it offers a convenient mix of sun, swimming and spa time without requiring you to plan a complicated excursion.

FAQ

What does the ticket include?

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

Are food and drinks included?

No. Meals and drinks at La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar and Oxean Bar cost extra.

Are spa treatments or massages included?

No. Treatments and massages are not included in the ticket price.

What facilities are part of the spa circuit?

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

How long should I allow for the experience?

The estimated visit is about five to six hours.

What are the opening hours?

The listed hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Sunday, during the stated operating period.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except baby purées and compotes.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time. Cancellations made later than that are not refundable, and changes within 24 hours are not accepted.