Entire Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit

Perchel Beach Club is interesting because it packages that very-in-Gran-Canaria feeling of sun and sea with a Callao Spa wet circuit, so your day is more than just pool lounging. You get your hammock setup, a welcome drink, and a full block of downtime by the Atlantic.

Two things I’d put at the top of my list are the infinity pool view and the spa time, which includes a wet circuit with options like steam bath and sauna. The one drawback to consider is that the premium pricing can sting if you expect drinks and dining to be included, because food and beverages are not included, and outside snacks or drinks are restricted.

Key highlights to know before you go

• Infinity pool with ocean-style views that make the whole day feel like a proper beach-club escape
• Callao Spa wet circuit is included, with access to steam bath, sauna, or a leisure pool
• Your lounge setup is taken care of, including an individual hammock, umbrella, and towel
• On-site food is available but extra, at spots like La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar
• Expect a family-friendly vibe, since it works well with kids, though that can affect the mood
• Plan for spa access timing, since at least one person recommends booking a spa slot when needed

Perchel Beach Club: why this beach club ticket feels like a half-day reset

If you’re looking for an easy Gran Canaria day that doesn’t require constant planning, this ticket makes sense. You’re not juggling transport, entry windows, and separate spa reservations. Instead, you walk into a beach club designed for relaxing, with a “do nothing well” rhythm.

The best part is the pairing. The pool scene gives you that sun-and-salt reset. Then the included spa wet circuit gives you a second kind of relaxation, steam and sauna style. When your day includes both, it’s easier to stay rested instead of just tired-warmed-up under the sun.

It also feels like a real-value purchase when you compare it to buying lounge space plus spa access separately. You’re paying for a bundle: hammock plus towel plus umbrella, a welcome drink, and the Callao Spa circuit.

What you actually get for $52.86 per person

This is the part I like to spell out clearly, because beach clubs can be tricky if you only skim the highlights.

Included in your admission:

• Individual hammock, umbrella, and towel
• Infinity pool access
• Welcome drink and snacks (cava or juice is included)
• Callao Spa & Wellness circuit access

What is not included:

• Food and drinks from the restaurants and bars
• Treatments and massages at the spa

That last bullet matters. The spa center offers treatments, and the club describes its offerings as organic, natural, and sophisticated. But the ticket only covers the wet circuit, not massages or added treatments. So if you want a full spa day with a massage, you’ll pay extra.

For the included welcome drink, you can expect something like a cava or a juice. For food, you’ll be choosing from the on-site places, such as La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar. In other words, you can eat well, but you should treat it as an add-on.

Timing it right: making 5 to 6 hours feel unhurried

Your ticket is designed for about 5 to 6 hours, and the club is open from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM during the listed season (from 09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026). The practical move is to arrive soon after opening, unless you’re specifically trying to catch a quieter, later atmosphere.

Why? Because your day has two big anchors:

1. Pool time and hammock time
2. The spa wet circuit, which is at its best when you can actually slow down

Even if you’re the type who normally tries to “fit in one more thing,” this layout encourages pacing. You’ll get the most out of it by giving yourself a real block for the circuit, not treating it like a quick stop.

Also check how the spa access works when you arrive. One person notes that if you take the spa, you should book a slot. Your ticket includes the circuit, but timed entry is common at wellness spots, and the club may run it that way. So plan to handle any scheduling request early in your visit.

The infinity pool and Solarium hammocks: how to plan your sun time

This ticket starts strong with comfort. You’re not arriving to hunt for space or bring your own beach towel setup. Your hammock, umbrella, and towel are part of the package, which makes a huge difference when the sun is high.

The club is laid out so the pool looks like it visually merges with the Atlantic Ocean. That “ocean line” effect matters because it changes how the space feels. Instead of a generic pool, it feels like a view-first experience.

Practical tips for the hammock time:

• Consider using the hammock as your base for the first half of the day, then move to the spa circuit before you feel too sun-warmed.
• Put the umbrella where you’ll want shade most, especially if you burn easily. You’re in a beach setting with strong daylight.
• If you’re traveling as a family, hammocks can be a convenient spot for kids, but you might find your rest is shared with the energy of a lively beach club.

One caution from mixed feedback: rules can be strict about what you can do around your hammock area. For example, one negative note mentions that smoking is not allowed in the hammock area, and that smokers need to use a designated area away from the bar. If that applies to you, ask staff where you can go and plan on walking briefly.

Callao Spa & Wellness wet circuit: steam, sauna, and the privacy factor

This is the heart of why the ticket feels like more than a beach-day upgrade. The Callao Spa & Wellness circuit is included, and the club lists steam bath and sauna options, plus a leisure pool choice.

In real terms, a wet circuit is a reset because it alternates temperature and moisture. You get that steamy warmth, then the sauna-style heat, then you cool in between. It’s not about splashing around. It’s about giving your body a break from sun and letting your time slow down.

The best sign this is worth your money is how people describe the spa time. One person highlights having an hour solo in the sauna, saying it felt private and extremely relaxing. Another notes that the spa circuit is small but still worth it, with a lot of privacy.

So what should you expect?

• It’s not a huge spa campus. The circuit is small.
• That can actually be a good thing, because fewer areas can mean easier flow and less chaos if you hit a quieter time.
• If you care about privacy, plan your spa slot earlier or later rather than right at peak midday.

If you want massages or add-on treatments, you’ll pay separately. But even without that, the circuit can be the payoff, especially at the end of your pool time. I like ending with spa heat and then leaving feeling calmer, not sticky-sun-exhausted.

Food and drink decisions at La Arrocería, Nami Sushi Bar, and Oxean Bar

Food is where the ticket can feel either like a treat or like a splurge. That’s because admission covers only a welcome snack and welcome drink. The restaurants and bars are extra.

You have choices on site:

• La Arrocería for a rice-focused option
• Nami Sushi Bar for sushi
• Oxean Bar for bar service

A positive note mentions sushi specifically, which is a good clue that Nami Sushi Bar is a place people actually go for. Another person praises delicious food and says poolside service was part of their enjoyment.

At the same time, mixed feedback includes complaints about pricing for drinks and the overall feel of dining at the price point. For example, one person says a drink like an Aperol was expensive, and that drinkware and napkin quality felt more casual than you might expect.

So here’s how to handle it like a smart vacation planner:

• Decide ahead of time whether you’ll do one full meal plus a drink, or just nibble and keep it simple.
• If your budget is tight, bring the same mindset you’d use at any premium beach club: plan your big spend once, not five times.
• Do not assume anything is included beyond the welcome drink and snacks.

Also remember the club rule on outside food and drinks. Food and beverages are not allowed outside the venue, except baby purees and compotes. That is important if you’re traveling with children or if you’re trying to manage dietary needs.

The vibe, service, and the small rules that change the day

Most of what makes this experience work comes down to service and atmosphere, not just the pool and spa.

Service is repeatedly described as very helpful and attentive. People say staff check in and make sure you’re okay. Another detail that stands out from written feedback is a named staff member, Frank (Francisco), described as customer-friendly. That’s a great signal that the service isn’t robotic. It’s personal.

Hygiene is also praised. You’ll likely feel comfortable walking around, using spa facilities, and lounging without worrying about cleanliness.

Now the “consideration” side:

• The club can feel family-heavy. That’s fine if you’re traveling with kids, and it can be a downside if you want a quiet adult-only reset.
• There may be restrictions around smoking and where you can smoke. If smoking matters to you, know it’s likely not allowed at the hammock itself.
• One negative comment mentions plastic cups and a casual dining presentation. That doesn’t mean the food is bad, but it tells you not to expect ultra-luxe table service details.

None of this is a deal-breaker. It just helps you set expectations. A beach club at this price level should still feel relaxing, and for many people it does.

Who should book this ticket, and who might skip it

This ticket fits best when you want a smooth, relaxing day without making too many decisions.

You’ll likely love it if:

• You want hammock comfort included, not paid separately
• You care about a real spa circuit day, not just a token sauna visit
• You like beach-club amenities with pool time plus wellness time
• You’re traveling with family and want a place that feels welcoming

You might think twice if:

• You want all food and drinks included in the price, because they are not
• You’re looking for a quiet, adult-only spa vibe, since the scene can be family-friendly
• You’re sensitive to premium pricing for cocktails and bar items

Value-wise, the ticket makes sense when you use everything you paid for: the hammock setup, the welcome snacks and drink, the infinity pool hours, and the included wet circuit. If you show up, use only the pool, and then spend the rest of the day uninterested in the spa portion, you’ll feel the price more.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club with Spa Circuit? My call

I’d book it if your ideal Gran Canaria day is a controlled mix of sun, comfort, and a reset circuit that you do not have to plan separately. The combination is the whole point: lounge space is handled, the infinity pool is the backdrop, and the spa wet circuit is included.

Where you should be cautious is budgeting. Know that dining and drinks are extra. If you’re the type who orders a cocktail every hour, this can turn into a splurge day fast. If you prefer water, shareable bites, and one sit-down meal, it’s easier to keep value aligned with the price.

Also, if you want spa time to feel private, think about when you schedule it. The spa circuit is included, but the experience can feel very different depending on crowd levels.

If your dates fall within the opening window and you can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance, it’s a low-risk way to secure a relaxing day plan. Just confirm your timing when you book, then plan to arrive with enough runway to enjoy both the pool and the spa.

FAQ

Is the ticket mobile or paper?

The admission ticket is provided as a mobile ticket.

How long does the experience last?

Plan for about 5 to 6 hours.

What time is the beach club open?

During the listed season (09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026), the club is open Monday to Sunday, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

What is included with the ticket?

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

Are food and drinks included?

No. Food and beverages are not included, apart from the welcome drink and snacks.

Can I bring outside food or drinks?

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

What about spa massages or treatments?

Treatments and massages are not included. The ticket covers the wet circuit only.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the start time.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes. Service animals are allowed.