Full Day Ticket at Perchel Beach Club with Lunch

First, a pool day with real style. Perchel Beach Club turns a full day in Gran Canaria into a slow, sun-and-food plan, with that infinity pool view that lines up with the Atlantic and a lunch built around rice dishes. It is family-friendly, and the vibe is more lounge oasis than loud beach scene.

What I like most is the infinity pool plus the set-up: your own hammock, parasol, and towel for the adult. Second, the meal is not just an afterthought, with a choice of starter, a choice of rice main, dessert, and a small welcome drink.

The main thing to consider is that drinks are not included, and you also cannot bring outside food or drinks (except baby purees/compotes). If you expect a full-service open bar day, it can feel pricey fast.

Quick hits before you go

• Infinity pool + hammocks for an all-day, no-rush feel
• Lunch included with a starter choice, one of several rice mains, and dessert
• Welcome drink (cava or juice) to start your day
• Food rules are strict: no outside food/drinks, except baby purees/compotes
• Family setup works, but kids under 12 do not get a hammock in the ticket and must share

Perchel Beach Club: what your full day really feels like

Perchel Beach Club is built for the kind of day where you stop checking your phone. You arrive, claim your spot, and the rest of the time is about staying comfortable: sun, shade, a pool with great visual payoff, and food that comes when you are ready to eat.

The ticket is for a full day, but the experience can flex. The hours run from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (during the listed season window), and the tour duration is about 3 to 8 hours depending on when you settle in and how long you linger by the water. That flexibility matters because Gran Canaria heat is real—late afternoon can feel better than peak midday—so you can time your pool breaks and lunch to match your energy.

There is also a practical side: your ticket is mobile, and confirmation comes at booking. It is easy to use once you are there, and you do not need to worry about paper tickets in your bag.

The infinity pool experience (and why it matters)

The headline here is simple: you are paying for that infinity pool moment. The pool is designed so the water visually merges with the Atlantic Ocean. That does two things for you. First, it makes the space feel bigger and more scenic than a standard pool deck. Second, it helps the day feel like a mini vacation even if you are only in the area for a short time.

In hot weather, pool time becomes the center of the plan, and the comfort level is part of the price. You will have access to the pool, and the general setup is meant for lounging: hammocks, sunbeds/space, and a layout that lets you move without constantly fighting for seating.

One more tip: plan to spend at least one stretch of time just watching the light. The club’s appeal is not only daytime sunshine; the atmosphere shifts when the sun starts to angle toward the horizon. If you like sunset views, block time for it rather than treating this as a quick swim-and-leave stop.

Your hammock, parasol, and towel setup

A big value point is that the ticket includes the core “day of comfort” items for the adult: individual hammock, parasol, and towel. That matters because the cost of beach-club days is often hidden in upgrades and rentals. Here, the setup is baked into your ticket.

What this means for you in practice:

• You can arrive and settle faster, without hunting for shaded spots.
• You can bounce between sun and shade without packing a whole beach kit.
• You get a personal spot that makes a full-day visit feel calmer.

Families often like this most. Adults can relax while kids have space to hang out nearby. Couples like it too because the hammock gives you a slower pace than typical pool seating.

One caution: if you are traveling with children, note that kids under 12 do not include the hammock. The policy says children under 12 must share a hammock for each adult. So bring that expectation into your planning—if your goal is a hammock for each child, you will need to coordinate with the team on-site.

Lunch at Perchel Beach Club: rice-focused, choice-based, and portion-friendly

Lunch is included, and it is structured like a proper course meal rather than a snack box. You choose:

• Starter: Canary salad, croquettes, or smoked cheese with tomato jam
• Rice main (one of several): Lord, meloso de Vegetables, Iberian, Valencian, or Black of Chipirón
• Dessert

You also get a small snacks welcome drink when you arrive: cava or juice.

Here is the practical takeaway: lunch is not “random menu items.” The fact that there are multiple rice options is a real advantage, because rice is where this club identity shows up. If you go with people who like different flavors, you can still find a dish that fits.

Also, rice meals can be filling. People tend to stay longer when lunch is satisfying—less running around later, fewer compromises.

If you have dietary needs, you should ask on-site when you arrive. The menu’s exact options can change for alternatives of equal or greater value, so it is smart to be flexible about the specific labels and focus on the categories (starter, rice style, dessert).

Drinks: what is included, what is not, and how to plan

Let’s keep this clear: drinks are not included in the lunch or the day pass. The only drink included is that welcome snack drink (cava or juice).

This is where your real budget planning happens. A beach club day can turn expensive quickly once cocktails start flying. If you want to keep costs under control, think of alcohol as an add-on rather than part of the plan you already paid for.

You can still have a great time without extra drinks. The club is designed for lounging, not just drinking. But if your idea of a perfect day includes multiple cocktail rounds, you will want to bring extra cash or set a spending cap before you arrive.

The food and outside-items rule (important with kids)

One policy point that can catch people off guard: food and beverages are not allowed outside, except baby purees and compotes. That also means you should not assume you can pack snacks for kids or bring water from outside.

If you are traveling with toddlers, build flexibility into your day. It is better to plan around the included lunch and any welcome snack drink than to rely on outside backups. Some families find the rule frustrating when kids need small bites, so bring the expectation with you.

If you do need to manage baby food, the policy explicitly allows purees and compotes. That is the correct exception to plan around.

Timing your day: how to make 3 to 8 hours work

Because you can spend anywhere from about 3 to 8 hours, your best strategy is to match your timing to how you handle heat.

A simple way to structure it:

• Arrive near the start of open hours so you can settle in, claim your hammock spot, and enjoy an easy first pool stretch.
• Use the early part of the afternoon for lounging and swimming.
• Have lunch when you are ready—do not force it right at opening if you are still in swim mode.
• Save a final pool or solarium stretch for late afternoon.

If you are the type who gets bored if you do not have a plan, use the day’s “anchor points”:

1) the pool,

2) lunch,

3) a long rest in the hammock area,

4) a slow end-of-day moment.

This club is best when you let it be. Show up, switch off, and let the included comfort do its job.

Who this is best for (and who might want a different option)

This ticket fits best if you want a relaxing day where your main activities are pool time, comfortable seating, and an easy lunch. You do not have to manage an itinerary. You just manage your sun comfort.

Great matches:

• Couples who want a luxury-feeling pool day with a solid lunch
• Families who want space and a friendly, laid-back day plan
• People who care about views and comfort more than sandy beach walking

You might reconsider if:

• You want a sandy beach with shoreline access. This is called a beach club, but the experience centers on the pool environment, not a beach stretch.
• You plan to drink heavily throughout the day. Drinks are not included beyond the welcome drink.
• You need to bring outside snacks for kids beyond baby purees/compotes.

Service and the staff touch: what to expect

The club’s comfort is also about how they handle your day. Staff are described as very friendly and attentive, and service plays a big role in why people rate the experience so high.

There is one operational note to keep in mind: there can be some waiting for service if you use an interactive system to request help. That is not the end of the world, but it is good to know if you want quick responses while you are lounging.

If you care about speed, try to request what you need earlier rather than at the moment you feel restless. It is an easy fix and makes your day smoother.

One detail worth sharing: staff names come up in a positive way, including Eugenio, who is singled out for being super friendly and attentive without being pushy. If you end up talking to the team, expect a warm, human approach.

Value: is $91.34 per person fair for Gran Canaria?

At $91.34 per person, this is not a budget beach-club deal. But it is also not just “pool access.” You are paying for a package that includes:

• Infinity pool access
• A full lunch with starter + rice main + dessert
• Welcome drink (cava or juice)
• A reserved comfort set for adults: hammock, parasol, towel

So the value comes from avoiding extra rentals and keeping lunch costs inside your ticket price. When that works for you, the day feels worth it.

The biggest swing factor is drinks. Since drinks are not included, your final cost depends on how many extras you add. If you stick to water/soda options (if available on-site) and treat alcohol as occasional, you keep the plan closer to your ticket value. If you go full cocktail mode all afternoon, the real price climbs.

Also consider timing. A good chunk of the experience’s value is in the long lounge window. If you only use it for a short visit, you might feel like you paid too much for the time. If you actually let it be a full day, it starts to make sense fast.

Should you book Perchel Beach Club with lunch?

Book it if you want:

• a comfort-first day with a reserved hammock setup,
• an included lunch that does not feel like a simple add-on,
• and that famous infinity pool look at the Atlantic.

Skip it or consider alternatives if:

• you need lots of included drinks,
• you want a true sandy beach experience,
• or you rely on outside snacks for kids beyond the baby purees/compotes exception.

If you like your vacation days slow, sunny, and organized, this is the kind of place that delivers. You will leave with that relaxed feeling you came for, plus a full, rice-focused lunch that lets you stay put instead of hunting for food later.

FAQ

What is included in the Perchel Beach Club full day ticket?

The ticket includes access to the infinity pool, a lunch with a chosen starter, a chosen rice dish and dessert, a welcome snack drink (cava or juice), and for adults an individual hammock, parasol, and towel.

What lunch choices do I get?

You can choose one starter from Canary salad, croquettes, or smoked cheese with tomato jam. Then you choose one rice option: Lord, meloso de Vegetables, Iberian, Valencian, or Black of Chipirón, plus dessert.

Are drinks included during the day?

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

Can I bring outside food or drinks?

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

Do children get a hammock?

Children under 12 do not have a hammock included. The policy says children must share a hammock for each adult.

What are the opening hours for the ticket?

During the listed date range, the club is open Monday through Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Do I need a physical ticket?

No. The ticket is a mobile ticket.

Is free cancellation available?

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

Is this experience suitable for most people?

Yes. It states that most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed.