Gran Canaria: Perchel Beach Club Day Pass & Lunch Ticket

Summary

Infinity pool views, rice dishes for lunch, hammocks by the Atlantic

You’ll slip into island time at Perchel Beach Club in Gran Canaria: float in an infinity pool overlooking the Atlantic, stretch out on your own hammock under an umbrella, and enjoy a three-course lunch with local flavors. There’s space for families and quiet corners for grown-ups too — you might find yourself wishing the day would linger a bit longer.

What’s the experience like?

“You’re not going to want to leave,” that’s what the woman at the front desk said as she handed me my towel at Perchel Beach Club. She was right — I still think about that first step onto the warm wooden deck, toes curling into the planks, the salty breeze mixing with sunscreen and something faintly citrusy from someone’s drink nearby. The Atlantic just sort of stretches out in front of you here, and it’s weirdly hypnotic. I dropped my stuff on my hammock (they give you your own — no fighting for space) and just kind of melted into the sound of kids laughing somewhere over by the Splash Park. Didn’t expect to relax so quickly.

The infinity pool is where most people drift first. It really does look like it spills right into the ocean — there’s this moment when you’re floating on your back and all you see is blue sky and water, and then a seagull yelling at nothing in particular. Lunch was included (I picked the arroz negro — black rice with chipirón), and honestly, it was way better than any “included” meal I’ve had before. The waiter told me most ingredients come from Gran Canaria itself. He tried to teach me how to say “queso ahumado” properly; Li laughed when I tried — probably butchered it.

I wandered over to check out Nami Sushi Bar after lunch just to see what people were eating (the smell of soy sauce always gets me). There’s also a chill-out bar where some folks were sipping cava in big sunglasses, looking like they’d been here all day. Kids seemed happy enough in their own little world — there’s this cave thing called Peking Cave? Not sure what goes on in there but lots of giggling echoes out every few minutes.

What surprised me most was how easy everything felt — no pressure to do anything but just be there. Even if you forget something or need help, staff are around but never hovering. At one point I realized I’d spent almost an hour just watching light move across the water. So yeah, Perchel Beach Club isn’t flashy or trying too hard; it’s just quietly perfect for a slow day by the sea.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Relax and enjoy Perchel Beach Club

• Arrive at Perchel Beach Club
• Swim in the infinity pool
• Sunbathe on Solarium hammocks
• Eat lunch with local rice dishes
• Children play at Peking Cave Splash Park
• Enjoy cocktails at Bar Chill Out

Top questions

Is Perchel Beach Club suitable for families with children?

Yes, there are dedicated spaces for kids including Peking Cave and a Splash Park.

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

The ticket includes a hammock, umbrella, towel, infinity pool access, welcome drink, three-course lunch with starter, rice dish, dessert.

Is lunch included with the day pass?

Yes, lunch is included: starter (choice), rice dish (choice), dessert plus welcome drink (cava or juice).

Are there vegetarian options available for lunch?

Yes, one of the rice dishes offered is meloso de vegetables (vegetable rice).

Is Perchel Beach Club accessible for wheelchairs or strollers?

Yes, all areas are wheelchair accessible and infants can use prams or strollers.

Can we bring our own food or drinks?

No outside food or beverages are allowed except baby purees and compotes.

How do we get to Perchel Beach Club from Arguineguín?

The club is located near Arguineguín Bay; public transportation options are available nearby.

Are service animals allowed at Perchel Beach Club?

Yes, service animals are permitted on site.

What’s included

Your full day at Perchel Beach Club includes your own hammock with umbrella and towel by the infinity pool overlooking Arguineguín Bay. You’ll get a welcome drink on arrival (cava or juice), then choose your starter before enjoying a rice-based main course (with options like local seafood or vegetables) followed by dessert — all prepared with local ingredients. Family-friendly facilities like Peking Cave and Splash Park are part of your experience too.