Pool time by the sea can be pure therapy. This Perchel Beach Club ticket pairs a true beach-day setup with a Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit, so your relaxation has a plan from the moment you arrive.

I love how the beach area is built around comfort: an included infinity pool experience and your own hammock setup in the sun/sea breeze. I also love that the spa side is not just a token add-on, because you get the wet circuit with steam bath, sauna, and a leisure pool.

One thing to watch: the experience is priced like a premium beach day, so you’ll want to budget for drinks and meals on site, and accept that parts of the service feel more practical than high-fashion luxury.

Key things to know before you go

• Your ticket includes the beach setup: hammock, umbrella, and towel.
• The spa wet circuit is included: steam bath, sauna, and a leisure pool.
• Welcome snack and drink are included: cava or juice, plus snacks.
• You pay extra for food and drinks: on-site dining options exist, but nothing outside is allowed (except baby purees/compotes).
• Plan your spa time: the wet circuit is included, but it may require booking a slot.
• It’s family-friendly, not a silent retreat: expect kids around, especially at busier times.

Perchel Beach Club: the seaside setting that makes 5–6 hours feel easy

Perchel Beach Club is all about the outdoors and the weather in Gran Canaria. You’re on the coast, with an infinity pool effect that visually blends the water with the Atlantic. That matters more than you’d think: when the pool lines match the horizon, your brain clocks the day as slow and safe, not rushed.

Spend your first hour getting set up. The beach club is designed like a leisure zone, not a strict swim-only facility. You can also move between sun and shade with your included hammock and umbrella setup, then bounce back to the pool when you want that cooling reset.

The vibe is intentionally relaxed and family-friendly. That can be great if you’re traveling with kids, because the place feels welcoming and easygoing. If you’re hoping for quiet adult-only calm, you’ll still find quiet moments—but you may need to time them carefully.

Your ticket value: hammock, pool access, and the included spa circuit

For around $52.86 per person, this ticket packs in the two biggest costs that usually make beach days expensive: your lounge setup and access to the spa circuit.

Here’s what’s included:

• Hammock, umbrella, and towel
• Infinity pool access
• Snacks + a welcome drink (cava or juice)
• Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit

What’s not included is equally important for value. The gastronomic offer and drinks are not included, and treatments/massages are not included. So your budget needs room for lunch and whatever drinks you decide to add.

This is where the ticket feels smart: you’re paying upfront for the parts that shape the day. If you’ve ever bought a beach pass that only gives you access and then charged you separately for towels, loungers, and spa time, this arrangement is much harder to complain about.

Infinity pool and Solarium hammocks: how to use the day without wasting time

The day starts at the beach club’s opening window: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Most people will feel best arriving early in that range, because you want time to set your spot, enjoy the pool, and still fit the spa wet circuit without turning your day into a schedule race.

When you get there, take a few minutes to find your hammock position thoughtfully:

• Put your umbrella where it helps the sun angle, not where it looks neat in the first minute.
• If you want more quiet, choose a spot slightly away from the busiest bar and foot traffic. You’ll still be near the action, just less in it.
• Keep your towel and swimsuit ready. Switching from pool to hammock should feel smooth.

The pool is the showpiece. The infinity pool layout creates that horizon feel, and it’s the kind of thing where you’ll naturally linger longer than you planned. You can treat this like your main event, then let the spa circuit be the second act.

Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit: steam, sauna, and a calmer kind of heat

This ticket includes the Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit, described with steam bath, sauna, or a leisure pool. That’s a useful combination because it covers different kinds of relaxation.

Steam can feel gentler and more airway-friendly than dry heat, while sauna is the classic deep warmth reset. The leisure pool adds a third tone: movement light enough to unwind your body without the intensity of an exercise pool.

A practical tip: treat the wet circuit like a planned block, not an afterthought. One extra detail worth noting from experience in the same setting: it can help to book your spa slot so you don’t lose time figuring out timing on the day.

Also, don’t assume it’s a giant spa campus. The circuit can feel compact, but that can work in your favor. People value it for being clean and for offering a sense of personal space. In fact, some folks have even had the chance for long solo sauna time, which tells you the schedule can sometimes align well.

If you’re doing the circuit, keep it simple:

• Ease in first (steam or leisure pool), then go warmer if that feels right.
• Hydrate after you’re done and return to your hammock area with snacks and a drink.
• Don’t try to “win” the hottest phase. Your goal is comfort, not medals.

And if you want more, treatments and massages are available as add-ons, but they’re not included in this ticket.

Food and drinks at Perchel: plan for extra spending and keep expectations realistic

You do get snacks and a welcome drink, but the actual meal plan is up to you. That means food and drinks are not included, and you’ll choose among the on-site dining spaces:

• La Arrocería
• Nami Sushi Bar
• Oxean Bar

These are convenient because you won’t have to leave the property to eat. Still, it’s not an all-inclusive setup. Budget extra for lunch and any drinks you’ll want with it.

A real-world example: one review highlighted that an aperitif can cost around €14, so even a single drink can add up fast at a beach club price level. You may also notice a more casual service style than you’d expect from a luxury label—such as plastic cups for drinks and paper napkins at meals. That’s not automatically bad; it’s just your signal that this is built for relaxed days, not formal dining theater.

Important rules, too:

• Food and beverages aren’t allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes.
• That means you can’t bring your own picnic to offset the cost of lunch.

For your comfort, come prepared with sun protection and a plan for hydration. You’ll likely buy drinks on site.

Small practical rules that make the difference: outside food, slots, and smoking limits

Beach clubs run on rules, and Perchel has a few that affect your day.

1) Outside food and drink

You can’t bring outside food or beverages except baby purees and compotes. If you’re traveling with a little one, that exception matters. If not, just assume you’ll be buying water and snacks inside.

2) Spa timing

The wet circuit is included, but it may require you to book a slot to make it smooth. If you want to do the spa later in the afternoon, don’t wait until the last minute.

3) Smoking restrictions

There are no-smoking rules that can be pretty strict. One person noted you can’t smoke in the hammock area and that smoking is only allowed in a separated area away from the bar. If smoke bothers you, that’s a good thing. If you smoke, plan around it so you’re not surprised.

These sound minor, but they decide whether your day feels frictionless or stressful.

Who should book this, and who might not love the fit

This ticket fits best if you want one of these:

• A planned beach day with a real lounge setup included
• Pool time plus a proper wet circuit without hunting down separate spa entry
• A break that feels relaxing and not complicated

It’s also very workable for families. The beach club is designed for enjoyment by the whole family, and the atmosphere tends to be welcoming with kids around.

If you’re traveling as a couple or solo and you want maximum quiet, you’ll still likely enjoy it, but you should pick your timing. Think early arrival and then choose the spa slot for when the energy level shifts.

And if you’re the type who hates beach club rules—no outside food, smoking restrictions, and extra charges for drinks and meals—this might feel like you’re paying premium prices for a casual setup. That’s the trade.

Price and timing: getting value from the 11:00 AM–7:00 PM window

Your ticket runs within a daily window of 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM and the visit is typically about 5 to 6 hours. That duration is ideal if you like a full rhythm: settle in, swim, snack, spa, then one more pool or downtime before you leave.

A smart way to structure it:

• 11:00–1:00/2:00 PM: hammock setup + infinity pool + welcome drink/snacks
• Late afternoon: spa wet circuit (steam/sauna/leisure pool)
• After spa: lunch or a lighter bite if you haven’t eaten yet, plus one drink if you want it

Booking-wise, this is often reserved around 13 days in advance on average, so if your dates are fixed, it’s worth securing early.

The ticket is mobile, which keeps things simple once you arrive. And since the venue is near public transportation, you’re not stuck with only one transport option.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit?

If you want a beach day that already includes the expensive parts—hammock setup, infinity pool access, and Callao Spa wet circuit—this ticket is a strong value. It’s also a good choice when you want relaxation without building your own plan piece by piece.

I’d book it when you:

• like comfort-focused beach club days
• plan to use the spa time
• can handle extra spending for food and drinks on site

I’d think twice if you:

• hate premium beach pricing for drinks and meals
• need total adult silence
• can’t work around spa slot timing or strict outside-food rules

For most people, the included spa circuit and the sea-and-pool setting do the heavy lifting, and that’s why satisfaction runs high, with a large share recommending it.

FAQ

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

Your ticket includes a hammock, umbrella, and towel, access to the infinity pool, a welcome drink (cava or juice) with snacks, and the Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit.

How long does the experience last?

It’s listed as about 5 to 6 hours.

What are the opening hours?

The daily opening hours are 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM during the stated service dates.

Are spa treatments or massages included?

No. Treatments and massages are not included—only the wet circuit is included.

Do I need to book anything for the spa?

You may need to book a spa slot to use the circuit smoothly.

Can I bring food or drinks from outside?

No. Food and beverages aren’t allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes.

Is the ticket delivered as a mobile ticket?

Yes. You receive a mobile ticket.

Can I cancel for free?

Yes, cancellation is free. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is it near public transportation?

Yes, it’s noted as being near public transportation.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes, service animals are allowed.