Full Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Lunch

A hot day in Gran Canaria feels easier by the sea. Perchel Beach Club is built for long, slow hours, with an infinity pool that visually blends into the Atlantic. You also get a lunch that’s centered on rice dishes, plus your own hammock setup so you can actually settle in.

What I like most is how the ticket handles the basics for you. You get an assigned hammock, parasol, and towel for an adult, and the included meal is a real multi-part lunch, not a token snack. The welcome drink (cava or juice) also nudges the day into vacation mode fast.

One thing to consider: drinks aren’t included, and service can take a bit when you’re using the interactive pool system. If you’re planning on spending the whole day floating, you’ll want to budget for cocktails or other drinks as you go.

Key points before you go

• Infinity pool + sea views for that true pool-therapy feeling
• Hammock and parasol included for each adult, plus a towel
• Lunch with starter, rice choice, and dessert focused on local flavors
• Welcome drink is included, but drinks during the day cost extra
• Food rules are strict: no outside food or drinks except baby purees and compotes
• Plan for peak-time service if you rely on the interactive waiter system

How the full-day ticket at Perchel Beach Club really plays out

This is a day pass built around one idea: give you a comfortable base, then let you enjoy Gran Canaria’s best weather at a pool club by the Atlantic. The club runs from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM during the season shown (from 09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026, Monday through Sunday). The total time most people plan for is roughly 3 to 8 hours, which fits how the experience is designed. You can show up for lunch and a long swim, or stay late enough to catch the mood shifting toward evening.

You’ll use a mobile ticket, and you’ll receive confirmation at booking time. In other words, you’re not hunting down paper vouchers. It’s also close to public transportation, so you’re not forced into a car day just to get there.

The atmosphere is family-friendly, but it still feels like adult relaxation. You’ll see families spread out around the pool area, while the hammocks and solarium area keep the vibe from getting chaotic. The ticket includes the core comfort items (more on that next), so the day feels “taken care of” the moment you arrive.

A quick reality check on location

This is a beach club “by the sea,” but it may not function like a traditional sandy beach day. The setup is primarily pool-centered, and that’s part of what makes it relaxing. If what you want is sand under your feet, you might be happier planning a separate beach walk instead of expecting beach lounging.

Hammocks, parasols, towels, and why that matters

This ticket isn’t just about access. It includes the comfort gear that makes pool time work.

For each adult, you get:

• Individual hammock
• Parasol
• Towel

That matters more than it sounds, because your day becomes about choosing your spot and staying there. No scrambling for chairs. No “where can we fit?” stress. And you avoid the usual pool-day problem where you’re paying extra just to get set up.

There’s also a note for families: children under 12 do not include a hammock. The rule is that they share a hammock for each adult. If you’re traveling with kids, think through how many adults you’re booking under and whether you’ll be happy sharing the covered space, or if you’ll plan on mixing hammock time with pool time.

A hammock setup also changes how you use the infinity pool. You’re not constantly moving. You swim, cool off, then slide back into shade or sun depending on what the heat is doing.

The infinity pool, solarium vibe, and pool-day comfort

The headline is the infinity pool. The visual effect is the point: the pool looks like it merges with the Atlantic, so even if you’ve seen plenty of hotel pools, this one is designed for that “frame the ocean” feeling.

Alongside the pool, you can sunbathe in the solarium area on comfortable hammocks. That’s where the day becomes about doing less. You’re not rushing from spot to spot. You’re waiting for the next swim, the next snack, or the next hour when the sun shifts.

Water temperature is one of those small details that can make or break pool days, and people repeatedly highlight the comfort of the pool. If you’re sensitive to cold water, it’s worth knowing the pool experience is described as pleasant and usable for long stretches.

Spa feel, plus possible add-ons

The day can feel like a mini wellness break even if your ticket doesn’t include spa services. Some people also mention adding a massage during their day. If that’s available when you go, it can be a nice way to turn a “pool day” into a full reset. Just remember the base ticket focuses on the pool and included meal.

Lunch: starter choices, rice dishes, and dessert that closes the loop

The lunch is one of the biggest value points here, because it’s not only included, it’s structured. You get:

• A starter (choose one)
• A rice dish (choose one)
• Dessert

Your starter options

Pick one:

• Canary salad
• Croquettes
• Smoked cheese with tomato jam

Even if you’re not a big salad person, the Canary salad option signals the local angle. The smoked cheese with tomato jam is a classic “rich but balanced” kind of starter, and the croquettes are the safe crowd-pleaser if you want comfort food in a polished setting.

Your rice dish options

Choose a rice dish from:

• Lord
• Meloso de vegetables
• Iberian
• Valencian
• Black of chipirón

This is where the ticket becomes more than “lunch with a pool view.” You’re not just selecting calories. You’re choosing the style of the meal, from meloso comfort to more savory seafood directions like black of chipirón.

Dessert is included too

Dessert is part of the ticket lunch, so you won’t be stuck figuring out what to do next after the main course.

One practical tip

Because the lunch is a set experience, it helps to arrive hungry. If you snack early just to hold you over, you might end up feeling overly full by the time rice arrives. The ticket is designed for a proper lunch, not grazing.

Welcome drink, pool food, and the drinks you’ll pay for

You’ll get a snacks welcome drink when you arrive, either cava or juice. It’s a small thing, but it sets the tone and gives you something cold right away.

After that, drinks are not included. That includes cocktails and other bar items. If you’re the type who plans a full day around sipping, this is the part where the total cost can rise.

Some people really like the cocktails and pool food, which suggests the bar menu is worth sampling. Just don’t assume the included meal means included drinks.

Strict outside food rules

Food and beverages are not allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes. This is important if you’re traveling with small kids. One common frustration people report is being told outside items for children were not allowed beyond the baby food rules.

So, plan for kids by using the permitted baby purees/compotes if you need them, and try not to count on being able to bring extra snacks like cookies.

Timing: when to arrive for the most comfortable day

With a window of 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, you can choose your pace. For the most relaxed experience, arrive close to opening, especially if you want your pick of seating comfort zones.

Here’s a practical way to think about the day:

• Late morning: settle in, swim, get used to the heat and shade rhythm
• Lunch time: your included meal is the anchor, so plan your hunger around it
• Afternoon: you’ll likely float, reapply sunscreen, and keep it slow
• Evening: if you’re staying later, the scenery shifts toward sunset vibes

People specifically call out the sunset view as a wow moment. If that matters to you, staying into late afternoon is the move. You don’t need to stay all the way until closing, but you’ll want enough time for the light to change.

Service style and what can slow you down

The staff experience comes across as attentive and friendly. The general impression is that service is part of the luxury feeling, not a distant afterthought.

Still, there’s one drawback to know ahead of time: waiting times for waiters to reach you using the interactive system can be a bottleneck. This usually matters at peak points, like when everyone is ready for lunch ordering, or when drinks are needed at the hammock.

My practical advice: if you can, place your drink or food requests right when you notice the busiest times starting. Don’t wait until you’re completely out and thirsty. That small planning step reduces the chance you’ll sit there feeling ignored.

Price and value: is $91.34 a bargain or a splurge?

At $91.34 per person, this is not a budget pool day. It can cost more than other island options. But the ticket includes the stuff you would normally pay for separately at many beach or pool clubs: your hammock, parasol, and towel, plus a structured lunch and a welcome drink.

So the value question becomes: do you want a day where your setup is already handled and you don’t have to think about ordering basics all the time? If yes, the price starts to make sense.

The included lunch also matters. You’re not buying a “tiny plate.” You’re choosing a starter, a rice dish, and dessert. That’s the difference between a day you feel like you paid for comfort, versus a day you feel like you paid for a view and then spent extra anyway.

Where the cost can creep up:

• Drinks during the day
• Any add-on spa services if you decide to include them

If you’re going to stick to the included welcome drink plus water, you’ll come closer to the ticket value. If you want cocktails all day, you should expect to add to the total.

Who this is best for (and who should consider alternatives)

This works best for:

• Couples who want a calm, pool-focused day with sea views
• Families who want an easy outing with a set schedule for lunch and comfort
• Anyone who likes “one base, one day” instead of hopping around

It may not be the best fit if:

• You’re expecting a true sandy beach beach day
• You want drinks included automatically
• Your plan depends on bringing outside snacks for kids beyond baby purees and compotes
• You dislike any chance of service delays at peak hours

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

If you want a set-up luxury day with an infinity pool look, real included lunch, and hammock comfort, this is a strong choice. It’s especially worth booking if you value that “pause time” feeling, where you can settle in and ride out the heat without constantly paying for extras just to be comfortable.

If your priority is maximum cost control, treat the included parts as the foundation and plan your drinks budget ahead of time. And if you’re traveling with young kids, keep the outside food rules in mind so you’re not surprised at the entrance.

Overall, for a hot-weather Gran Canaria day, this ticket makes it easy to do less and enjoy more.

FAQ

What’s included in the Perchel Beach Club full-day ticket?

The ticket includes infinity pool access, a welcome drink (cava or juice), a lunch with a starter you choose, a rice dish you choose, and dessert. It also includes an individual hammock, parasol, and towel for each adult.

Does the ticket include drinks during the day?

No. Drinks are not included beyond the welcome drink.

How long can I stay with the ticket?

It’s listed as approximately 3 to 8 hours, and it matches the club’s open hours.

When is the club open?

The opening hours are Monday through Sunday, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, for the season shown (09/10/2025 to 06/20/2026).

What lunch options do I get?

You choose one starter: Canary salad, croquettes, or smoked cheese with tomato jam. Then you choose one rice dish: Lord, meloso de vegetables, Iberian, Valencian, or black of chipirón. Dessert is included.

Can I bring outside food or snacks?

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

What’s the cancellation policy?

Cancellation is free if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time for a full refund.