Full Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Lunch

Hot weather plus a pool break is a smart plan. Perchel Beach Club turns a sunny day into a relaxing setup with an infinity pool that looks like it melts into the Atlantic, and a lunch built around rice dishes and local products. The big thing to plan for is that drinks are not included, so your bar tab can add up fast if you order cocktails all day.

You get a ready-to-use day pass window, then you can settle into hammocks, a shaded parasol, and the solarium pace. It is best for people who want comfort, space, and a low-stress food and sun schedule, not a full on beach walk kind of outing.

Key highlights you should actually care about

• Infinity pool views that create that wow factor when the light shifts
• Hammock, parasol, and towel setup included for each adult (kids have a different hammock rule)
• Lunch with starter, rice main, and dessert, with multiple rice dish choices
• Welcome snack drink included, either cava or juice
• On-bed service and call system, which can help but may mean some waiting at peak times
• Family friendly atmosphere, with music volume and pool comfort part of the overall vibe

Perchel Beach Club in Gran Canaria: the kind of hot day upgrade you can feel

A beach club day here is really about comfort plus views. Perchel Beach Club sits by the sea, with an infinity pool designed to look like it continues toward the Atlantic. That alone changes how the afternoon feels, because you are not just looking at water, you are floating in a pool that frames it.

What I like most is how the ticket is built for a full reset day. You get an individual hammock setup, so you do not spend your time hunting for shade. I also like that lunch is not a sad afterthought. It is a proper meal with starter, a rice dish main, and dessert, with options that lean into local ingredients.

The place is also clearly set up for families. The layout leaves room for different pacing, and many people come for the relaxing day over the loud nightlife kind of plan.

Your full-day ticket: what you get before you even step down

This is a full day ticket experience with flexible time, listed at about 3 to 8 hours depending on how slow you go. The club operates Monday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and the service runs during the season listed as 09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026.

Your ticket is mobile, so you should be set once you have the confirmation in your phone. If you are traveling with kids, read the hammock rule carefully, because it changes what you should book and how you should plan your shade.

Here is what your ticket includes for adults:

• Infinity pool access
• Lunch with:
• Starter choice: Canary salad, croquettes, or smoked cheese with tomato jam
• A rice main from these options: Lord, meloso de Vegetables, Iberian, Valencian, or Black of Chipirón
• Dessert
• Welcome drink snack: cava or juice
• Individual hammock, parasol, and towel for the adult

Two important notes. First, drinks are not included beyond that welcome snack drink. Second, the rules say food and beverages are not allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes.

Lunch at Perchel: rice dishes that make the day feel like a food plan

Lunch is a major part of the value here because it is structured like a real meal. You pick your starter, then you choose a rice main from several named options, then you get dessert. You are not stuck with one bland default.

The starter choices are classic and easy to share if you are coming as a couple or family:

• Canary salad
• Croquettes
• Smoked cheese with tomato jam

Then comes the rice. The menu options include:

• Lord
• meloso de Vegetables
• Iberian
• Valencian
• Black of Chipirón

I like that these names signal variety, from vegetable-forward to seafood-forward to richer styles. Even if you are not sure what each one means, having choices helps you avoid that awkward moment where lunch becomes a compromise.

Dessert is included, but the exact type is not specified in the details you are given, and the menu composition can change as long as alternatives are equal or higher value. That flexibility matters, especially if you are visiting during the shoulder season.

One practical tip: if you are aiming for the best pace, decide early whether you want lunch right away or later. Waiting until the peak heat can be a mistake, but eating too early can leave you hungry later. The club hours give you enough room to pick what feels right for your body clock.

The pool day experience: infinity views, hammocks, and the solarium rhythm

The core of the day is the pool and the way the space is designed around it. The infinity pool is the headline, built so the pool visually connects with the Atlantic. It also tends to make simple moments feel special, like watching the color of the water shift as clouds move in.

You also get your own comfort zone. Adults have an individual hammock with a parasol and a towel included. That matters because shade is one of the biggest stress points on any hot island day. If you come early and set up, you can actually relax instead of treating the first hour like a logistics chore.

The solarium area is where the day often settles into a slower rhythm. The vibe described is leisure, relaxation, and fun for the whole family, so you can expect a day atmosphere more than a strict party scene.

Two small considerations. First, this is a beach club by the sea, but one review notes it does not have a traditional beach. So if you are hoping for sand between your toes, you might be disappointed.

Second, service can come in waves. There is mention of an interactive system used to reach waiters, and that can mean waiting for them to find you at your spot. You can reduce that by requesting what you want sooner rather than assuming someone will appear instantly.

Drinks, cocktails, and the spa add-ons you should expect

Your ticket includes a welcome snack drink, either cava or juice. After that, drinks are not included, so the bar becomes your main decision point.

Several reviews mention cocktails and pool food, plus spa experiences like massages that people paid for on site. That tells me the club can be a full day spend even after lunch, if you want it to be. Just treat the ticket as your foundation, not your final bill.

How to handle this without stress:

• Decide on your drink plan before you sit down.
• If you like cocktails, consider limiting how many you order during the hottest hours.
• If you prefer lighter drinks, the included juice at the start can help set you up.

Also watch your timing if you are hungry. With pool food available, you might not feel tied to the lunch schedule, but your best meal is the lunch included with the ticket. If you skip lunch, you will feel that gap later.

Family-friendly comfort and the small stuff that affects mood

Perchel Beach Club is set up as a family-friendly day out. The comfort focus is clear from the included hammock setup for adults and the layout that gives people room to spread out.

Music is part of the experience, and at least one review talks about checking the volume. That is worth noting if you are traveling with kids who get overwhelmed by loud sound. You can also solve some of that by choosing your spot strategically, since the club has multiple areas for lounging.

There is also a clear emphasis on staff attentiveness. One review praises the responsible staff member Eugenio for being super kind and attentive without being overbearing. That kind of service style matters in a place like this, because it supports that slow, relaxed pacing rather than interrupting it.

One heads-up from a less perfect review: outside snacks can be an issue. The rules say no outside food or beverages are allowed, except baby purees and compotes. If you are traveling with toddlers, pack baby-approved items you can use under those exceptions, and accept that standard snacks like cookies may not be permitted.

Price and value in real terms: what you are really paying for

At $91.34 per person, this ticket is not a budget beach day. It is closer to a “buy convenience and comfort” choice. The value comes from what you are not paying for separately.

You are getting:

• Pool access for the day
• A full lunch with multiple choice points (starter, named rice main, dessert)
• A welcome snack drink (cava or juice)
• A reserved comfort setup for adults (hammock, parasol, towel)

If you were to price those items one by one at a typical pool club, especially the seating comfort and lunch, the ticket starts to make more sense. The main way the cost can creep up is drinks after the welcome drink, plus any optional spa or cocktail ordering.

So think of this as a day package. If you want a quiet day, do not plan on spending most of your budget at the bar. If you want a full luxury vibe with lots of cocktails, then yes, the final cost can climb.

Timing and logistics that keep the day smooth

You do not need complicated planning for this outing. You do need to plan how you arrive and when you want to eat.

The club runs from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, so the safest strategy is to aim for a window that lets you settle in before lunch. If you arrive late, you still can enjoy the pool, but you may feel rushed when lunch is the main event.

The details also say you are close to public transportation. That helps if you do not want to rely on a taxi for the full day. Still, if you are traveling with strollers, you will likely want a smoother door-to-door plan, even if public transit is nearby.

Lastly, bring an expectation that outside food and drinks are generally not allowed. If you need baby items, the rules specifically mention baby purees and compotes as exceptions, so plan around that.

Who this experience fits best, and who should skip it

This is a great fit if you want:

• A relaxing pool day where comfort is handled for you
• Lunch included that is serious enough to satisfy, not just a light bite
• A family-friendly atmosphere with space to breathe
• A sea-view setup that feels special even on a routine weekday

You might want to skip it if you are:

• Looking for a true sandy beach experience, since it does not function like a beach-with-sand club
• Trying to keep your spending ultra low, because drinks are not included
• Sensitive to service delays, since there can be waiting times when using the interactive call system

Should you book the Perchel Beach Club full-day ticket?

I would book it if your goal is a comfortable, low-stress day in Gran Canaria where lunch and loungers are already taken care of. The infinity pool and hammock setup are the headline value drivers, and the rice-focused lunch adds real substance to the experience.

If you hate the idea of paying extra for drinks, this is still doable, but you should plan your bar spending before you sit down. If you are traveling with very young kids, also pack only what fits the allowed exceptions for outside food, and accept that standard snacks may be turned away.

FAQ

What are the opening hours for Perchel Beach Club?

Perchel Beach Club runs Monday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, during the period listed as 09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026.

What is included with the lunch?

Lunch includes a starter you can choose (Canary salad, Croquettes, or Smoked cheese with tomato jam), a rice main from options such as Lord, meloso de Vegetables, Iberian, Valencian, or Black of Chipirón, and dessert.

Are drinks included in the ticket price?

No. Drinks are not included, except for the welcome drink snack (cava or juice) that comes with the ticket.

Can I bring food or drinks from outside?

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

What seating and shade is included for adults and children?

For adults, the ticket includes an individual hammock, parasol, and towel. For children under 12, the hammock is not included, and the rule is that each adult shares one hammock.

Is the ticket mobile?

Yes, the ticket is listed as a mobile ticket.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. If you cancel less than 24 hours before, the amount you paid is not refunded.