Poolside peace in Gran Canaria starts here. At Perchel Beach Club, you get that rare mix of sea views and proper downtime, with a day that runs on hammocks, an infinity pool, and spa time instead of schedules. I like that the setup is designed for real rest, not just a quick photo stop.

My favorite part is the included Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit, with options like a steam bath, sauna, and a leisure pool. The other win for me is how the beach club gives you a hammock plus the basic comfort kit, plus a welcome drink (cava or juice) to start the day on an easy footing.

One thing to consider: the beach-club extras can be pricey, and the spa circuit is intentionally focused rather than huge. If you’re expecting a bargain day or a massive spa complex, you might feel surprised when you look at the add-ons like drinks, massages, or treatments.

Key points at a glance

• Infinity pool + hammocks included so you can settle in without paying for the basics
• Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit included with steam bath, sauna, and a leisure pool
• Welcome drink (cava or juice) to kick off your day
• Plan for spa timing since getting the sauna experience you want can require scheduling
• Family-friendly atmosphere with lots of kids around at times
• No outside food or drinks except baby purees and compotes, so pack smart

Perchel Beach Club: Hammocks, Infinity Pool, and Sea Air

Perchel Beach Club is built around one main idea: slow down. When you arrive, the beach-club vibe is less about racing to grab shade and more about choosing your spot and staying there. Your ticket includes an individual hammock, plus an umbrella and towel, which removes a lot of the usual hassle of beach days. You can go straight from arrival to lounging.

The infinity pool is the headline. It’s designed to visually blend with the Atlantic, so the space feels open and light even when you’re in a deck-chair mood. For a day like this, that matters, because it changes the feel of the time you spend there. Instead of “pool time,” you get something closer to “calm time by the sea.”

The solarium hammocks are also a big deal. You’re not just sitting in chairs; you’re in that laid-back hammock posture that makes it easier to actually rest. The best use of your ticket is to treat the pool and solarium as the center of your day, not side attractions.

Callao Spa & Wellness Wet Circuit: Steam Bath, Sauna, and Leisure Pool

The included spa circuit is where this ticket starts to feel like more than a beach pass. Callao Spa & Wellness runs a wet circuit, and your access includes elements like a steam bath, sauna, and leisure pool. This is the kind of add-on that can be expensive when bought separately at other places, so having it included makes your day-to-price ratio stronger.

What I like about a wet circuit is that it gives you options. If you want heat, you have sauna and steam. If you want to cool down without leaving the spa zone, the leisure pool helps. And because this is about circuit flow rather than a single treatment, it’s easier to fit into a 5 to 6 hour day.

One practical tip from real-world experience: if you care about using the sauna at a specific time, it’s worth reserving a slot ahead or asking at arrival. There’s a good chance you’ll want more than a quick sample. People describe having a private-feeling moment in the sauna, and that only works if you plan your timing.

Also, the spa itself tends to be smaller than the day-club pool area. That can be a positive if you’re after quiet and privacy. If you want a giant facility with endless rooms, adjust expectations.

What the Included Ticket Really Covers (and What It Does Not)

Let’s talk value, because this kind of ticket can go either way depending on what you expect.

Included with your ticket:

• Infinity pool access
• Hammock, umbrella, and towel
• Welcome drink (cava or juice)
• Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit (steam bath/sauna/leisure pool)

Not included:

• Drinks and food are not included as a package
• Treatments and massages are not included

Why that matters: Perchel is one of those places where the big-ticket comfort items are covered, but the “extra spend” still exists. You can easily have a great day without turning it into a full restaurant bill. If you do want to eat and drink on-site, you should budget for it and accept that beach-club pricing is real.

The ticket also has rules worth knowing: food and beverages aren’t allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes. So if you’re the type who brings snacks to make the day cheaper, you’ll need to adjust. Think of this as a buy-once ticket for comfort and spa access, then you choose how much to spend on-site.

Timing Your Day: How to Use 5 to 6 Hours Smoothly

Your visit runs about 5 to 6 hours, and the club is open 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM. In plain terms: you have enough time to do pool first, spa second, and still end the day relaxed.

Here’s a rhythm that tends to work:

1. Arrive near the opening window if you can. That gives you first pick of the loungers and more flexibility for spa scheduling.
2. Spend the first stretch by the infinity pool or solarium. You’ll get the main comfort of the day while your energy is fresh.
3. Use the spa wet circuit after you’ve had pool time. Heat and cool flow is the point, and you’ll appreciate it more when you’re warm from the sun.
4. Finish with an unhurried second round of lounging rather than rushing to leave.

If you’re the type who hates waiting, start by asking about the sauna timing when you arrive. People who want a longer, more comfortable spa experience tend to treat the spa circuit like something you plan, not something you squeeze in last minute.

Food and Drinks at Perchel: What You Can Expect to Pay

You’ll find food and drink options at the beach club, but you’re not buying them with your ticket. The included welcome drink is your start (cava or juice), and anything beyond that is extra.

Perchel lists dining choices like La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar, so there’s enough variety that you shouldn’t feel forced into one style of meal. That said, you should expect pricing that matches a well-known beach-club setting. One guest called out a high cocktail price, and that lines up with what you’ll likely see: drinks cost more than you’d pay away from the club.

Also keep an eye on the vibe while you eat. Some people love the busy family atmosphere and others find it less stylish for the price point. If you’re going for a quiet romantic day, you might need to choose your timing carefully. On days when families are out in force, the atmosphere shifts.

One more practical note: there are clear rules about where you can smoke. If you’re a smoker, plan around that. A review mentioned you can’t smoke in the hammock area and that there’s a designated area away from the bar. That can affect how close you want to stay to your spot.

Service, Cleanliness, and the Little Details That Matter

I love when a beach club runs on staff who actually pay attention. Here, the service comes up strongly. People mention that staff check in during the day and that the team is friendly and helpful from start to finish.

One name that stands out in the conversation is Francisco (also written as Frank in one review). If he’s working when you go, expect that kind of attentive hospitality where someone helps you get settled and stays responsive.

Cleanliness is another theme. Guests describe the place as very clean, and at a beach club that’s not a small thing. You’re spending hours in close proximity to towels, hammocks, pool water, and shared spaces, so hygiene and upkeep really change how comfortable the day feels.

And because your ticket includes the hammock setup, you’re less dependent on staff to solve small problems like finding the right shade. It’s a smoother experience when the basics are covered upfront.

Who This Beach Club Day Is Best For

This is a great fit if you want a full day built around relaxation, not a checklist of sights. You’ll likely enjoy it most if you:

• want a simple beach day with a real spa add-on included
• care about comfort details like a hammock, towel, and umbrella
• like heat-and-cool routines (steam, sauna, leisure pool)
• prefer a place where you can stay put instead of moving around

It also works well for families, since the club is designed for the whole family and children show up regularly. If you’re traveling with kids, you’ll appreciate having a comfortable setup and activities that don’t require booking every hour.

If you’re looking for a high-end, grown-up-only vibe, you might want to manage expectations. The atmosphere can lean family-friendly, and the added on-site spending can feel steep.

Getting Value From a $52.86 Ticket

Let’s do the simple value math in the way that actually helps you decide.

Your ticket price (about $52.86 per person) includes the items people usually pay extra for at beach clubs:

• a reserved hammock setup (not just a free patch of space)
• infinity pool access
• a welcome drink
• the spa wet circuit

So you’re not just paying to enter a pool. You’re paying for comfort and a structured spa option. If your day would otherwise cost you a loungers rental plus a paid spa circuit, this becomes more reasonable.

Where the value can slip is if you treat it like a full day of restaurant and cocktail spending. Since food and drinks aren’t included (beyond the welcome drink), those costs add up fast. If you keep spending under control, the ticket feels like a smoother buy. If you go big on drinks, you’ll notice the premium quickly.

Should You Book Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit?

I’d book this if you want one easy win on Gran Canaria: a beach club day with a real spa circuit included, comfortable loungers, and enough time to genuinely unwind. It’s especially appealing if you’re the type who likes heat-and-relax routines and wants your day to be mostly “stay and enjoy,” not “run and do.”

I wouldn’t book it if your priority is budget-friendly eating and drinking, or if you need a quiet adults-only atmosphere. Also, if you expect a giant spa complex, go in with the understanding that the circuit is part of the experience, not a sprawling standalone world.

If you want my straightforward advice: treat your ticket as the core purchase (pool + hammock + spa circuit), then decide how much you want to add for meals and drinks once you’re there.

FAQ

What’s included in the Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit ticket?

Your ticket includes an individual hammock, umbrella and towel, access to the infinity pool, a welcome drink (cava or juice), and the Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit. Food and drinks are not included as a package.

Are massages or treatments included?

No. Treatments and massages are not included. Your access covers the spa wet circuit.

How long is the experience?

The visit is approximately 5 to 6 hours.

What are the opening hours?

The club is open Monday through Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM during the season shown (09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026).

Can I bring food or drinks with me?

Food and beverages are not allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes.

Do I get a mobile ticket?

Yes, you receive a mobile ticket.

Is there free cancellation?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is it suitable for most travelers, and can service animals go?

Most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed.