This is the kind of Gran Canaria break that saves you time. You get a sea-view infinity pool and a Callao Spa wet circuit, so your day can run from sun time to heat time without planning a second stop.

Two things I really like: you’re set up with an individual hammock, umbrella, and towel, and the spa circuit (steam bath and sauna options) is included with your admission.

One thing to watch: food and drinks are not included, so the day can cost more once you start ordering—especially if you want sushi or cocktails on top of the ticket.

Key takeaways before you go

• Infinity pool views: the pool is designed to visually blend with the Atlantic.
• Your hammock setup is included: hammock, umbrella, and towel come with the ticket.
• Callao Spa circuit is part of the deal: steam, sauna, and a leisure pool option are included.
• Welcome snack and drink: you get a welcome drink (cava or juice).
• Expect extra spending for meals: restaurant and bar items are paid separately.
• Spa timing may require a slot: if you want specific spa access, plan around the hours.

Perchel Beach Club: an easy 5–6 hour escape by the Atlantic

If you want a “single place, all day” plan, Perchel Beach Club hits the mark. The ticket is built around a smooth rhythm: settle into your own hammock area, enjoy the infinity pool, then shift gears to the included wet spa circuit.

The vibe is leisure-first. The club is designed for relaxing and family downtime, and you’ll see that balance in how the day is paced—no rushing from spot to spot. Your time window is about 5 to 6 hours inside the venue, and the club runs from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily during the season listed on the ticket.

This is also a practical booking: you’ll use a mobile ticket, and it’s commonly booked about 13 days ahead. That matters if you’re traveling in peak season or you’re trying to lock in a specific day without last-minute stress.

What your ticket actually includes (and why it feels good value)

At $52.86 per person, the value depends on what you would normally pay for pool access plus spa time. Here’s what comes with your admission:

• Individual hammock, umbrella, and towel
• Access to the infinity pool
• A welcome snack/drink: cava or juice
• Access to the Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit

That combination is the core of the “value” argument. Most beach-club experiences either charge you for seating (or make it hard to get a good spot), or they make you pay extra for spa access. This ticket wraps the seating setup and the wet circuit together, which is exactly what you want if you’re trying to keep the day simple.

What’s not included is equally important:

• Food and drinks from the restaurants and bars
• Spa treatments and massages

So think of the ticket as paying for your base comfort (seating + pool) and your included spa heat/relax time. Then you top it up with whatever you want to eat or sip.

Your day plan: from hammocks to pool to spa circuit

You’ll enter during the club’s opening window (11:00 AM–7:00 PM) and spend roughly half a day to early evening enjoying the facilities. The layout encourages a slow flow, so I suggest you plan your day like this:

1) Start with the hammock area

You’re not hunting for a spot. Your ticket includes a hammock, umbrella, and towel, which cuts down the usual beach-club chaos of arriving and scrambling. Even if the club is busy, having your setup included helps you settle fast.

A tip that matters: go in with the mindset that the hammock area is your “home base.” Once you’re comfortable, you can drift to the pool or spa when you want a change of pace.

2) Use the infinity pool while the light is nice

The infinity pool is designed to visually merge with the Atlantic Ocean. That sounds like marketing, but the practical benefit is real: you get a strong sense of openness and sea views while you swim or lounge nearby.

You’re also likely to want breaks. The pool area is perfect for short refreshers, then returning to the hammock when you want shade or quiet.

3) Transition to the Callao wet spa circuit

The included Callao Spa & Wellness circuit is the second half of the ticket. This is where the experience becomes more than a beach-club lounging session.

The wet circuit options include a steam bath and a sauna, plus a leisure pool option. It’s a good match for the Gran Canaria weather—warm enough to enjoy outdoors, then you cool down and reset indoors/semindoors with heat and water therapy.

The infinity pool and Solarium setup: comfort that starts immediately

A lot of beach clubs sell views. Perchel adds something more practical: the included hammock + umbrella + towel package.

That detail matters because it changes how you spend money during the day. If you had to rent seating, you might treat it like a “nice-to-have.” Here, it’s part of admission, which makes you more likely to actually use it instead of constantly checking prices or wondering if you’re getting the best deal.

Pool time is also easier because you don’t have to reorganize your day around where to sit. You can bounce between:

• hammock lounging
• pool swimming
• shaded breaks

And you’ll get that welcome drink (cava or juice), which helps set the tone early.

Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit: steam, sauna, and quiet time

The spa circuit is included, but it’s not the same as booking an included treatment. Treatments and massages are not included, so you’re paying for the facilities access, not individual services.

That said, the included wet circuit is exactly what you want if you’re after reset time. The circuit includes:

• a steam bath
• a sauna (plus a leisure pool option)

One thing I think you’ll appreciate: the circuit can feel small and private when you time it right. Some people find it especially relaxing when they get a quieter stretch—so if your schedule allows, try not to treat the spa like a last-minute “in and out.”

Also, plan around slots if the venue asks you to. There’s a recurring theme that spa access works best when you reserve or book your slot if that’s part of the process on the day.

Food and drink: where the real extra cost comes from

Here’s the honest part: your ticket covers the welcome drink and included snacks, but meals and drinks aren’t included. On a beach-club day, that’s where budgets rise fast.

Perchel’s food options include three names to know:

• La Arrocería
• Nami Sushi Bar
• Oxean Bar

So yes, you can eat well without leaving the property. And the experience is designed so you can stay in “vacation mode” while eating—rather than doing a separate lunch plan off-site.

But if you’re trying to keep things economical, set expectations:

• Expect to pay for restaurant meals and bar drinks separately
• You may see stricter rules that limit what you can bring in (more on that next)

If you want to try sushi, this is one of the few beach-club setups where sushi isn’t a stretch. It’s on-site and positioned as part of the food line-up.

Rules that affect the vibe: outside food and smoking areas

To protect the experience (and keep the club running smoothly), there are clear rules:

• No food or beverages outside are allowed
• The exceptions are baby purees and compotes

This matters if you’re traveling with kids, snacks for a toddler, or if you planned to bring your own “easy lunch.” You can bring baby food in the allowed forms, but otherwise plan to buy onsite or stick to the welcome/snacks that are included.

Smoking rules can also affect how “relaxing” the day feels. One negative note highlights that smoking is restricted, with a designated area away from the main hammock/pool zones. If you’re sensitive to smoke or just prefer quiet surroundings, keep that in mind when you choose your spot and when you’re deciding how much time to spend near bar zones.

Family-friendly energy vs. quiet-seeker expectations

Perchel Beach Club is marketed as a place for the whole family, and the atmosphere reflects that. Many people come with kids, and the venue aims to be welcoming.

That’s great if you’re traveling with children and want a beach setting that won’t feel awkward. It can be less ideal if you specifically want an adult-only escape where it’s all hushed silence, all day.

So I’d frame it this way: this is relaxation in a social setting. If you’re the kind of traveler who likes a calm, low-noise day, aim for spa time and slower pool moments rather than banking on a fully quiet beach-club bubble.

Who this ticket suits best (and who should look elsewhere)

This experience is a strong fit if you:

• want a single-day plan with minimal hassle (pool + spa circuit)
• like the idea of having your seating handled (hammock, umbrella, towel included)
• want included heat/water relaxation without booking a separate spa visit
• plan to spend time reading, lounging, and eating onsite

It may not be your best choice if you:

• want an all-inclusive meal-and-drink package (it’s not one)
• expect a strictly adult, noise-free environment
• are trying to keep a tight budget with no add-ons

Also, the experience notes say most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed, which makes it easier to plan a day with fewer barriers.

Value check: is $52.86 worth it here?

For a beach club, $52.86 per person is only “cheap” if you compare it to paying for seating and spa access separately. The reason this ticket feels like a fair deal is simple:

• Your hammock area setup is included
• Your wet spa circuit access is included
• You get a welcome drink (cava or juice)

If you’d otherwise pay for pool access, seating, and a spa facility ticket, this package can help you control costs. If you’d normally eat and drink little, you’ll likely feel especially good about the value. If you’re the type who orders cocktails and full meals, then the cost is more about what you add on after arrival.

A practical strategy: decide your “comfort budget” before you go. Use the ticket as your base, then add only the meals/drinks you truly want—like one main restaurant meal and maybe one signature bar stop.

Quick practical tips to make your day smoother

These are small moves that can make a big difference in how the day feels:

• Arrive with enough time to enjoy the hammock area, not just the pool.
• When spa access works by slot, treat that like an appointment. Don’t leave it to the final hour.
• If you’re sensitive to crowds, build your day around calmer moments: early pool time and later spa time often feel quieter than peak midday.
• Set your expectations on food: the on-site restaurants (La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, Oxean Bar) are there for convenience, but purchases are separate.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit?

Yes, I’d book it if you want a relaxed Gran Canaria day that combines sea views with included wet spa access. The standout value is the pairing: hammock seating + infinity pool + Callao wet circuit in one admission ticket.

Skip it or consider alternatives if you need an all-inclusive food-and-drink package or you’re chasing an adult-only, noise-free atmosphere. In that case, you might feel the price doesn’t match your ideal vibe.

If your goal is simple—rest, swim, and reset—this ticket is a smart, easy way to do it inside one well-run venue.

FAQ

How long is the Perchel Beach Club ticket with Spa circuit?

It’s about 5 to 6 hours.

What’s included with the ticket for the pool area?

You get an individual hammock, umbrella, and towel, plus access to the infinity pool and a welcome drink (cava or juice).

Is the Spa circuit included?

Yes. The Callao Spa & Wellness Circuit is included, with options such as a steam bath and sauna (and a leisure pool option).

Are massages or treatments included?

No. Treatments and massages are not included with this ticket.

What are the opening hours?

During the listed season, it runs Monday through Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Can I bring food or drinks from outside?

No food or beverages are allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes.

Do I use a mobile ticket?

Yes, the ticket is delivered as a mobile ticket.

Is free cancellation available?

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