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Nonny Lou is a Crownline 264 CR that leaves from our charter office on Moll de la Pansa. You'll have the boat to yourselves for a sunset, a half day or a full day, with a skipper on board or at the helm yourself if you hold the right licence. The cockpit seats fold into sunbeds, there is a cushion in the bow, a folding awning for shade, Bluetooth for music, a vacuum-flush toilet and a freshwater shower, so you can settle in and stay out for the hours you booked.
Come down to the pontoon office and we'll walk you through lifejackets, boarding and the plan for the wind that day before lines come off. Once you clear the harbour mouth the hull sits heavy in the water, so the cockpit stays comfortable if the gulf has a bit of chop and you can still sit and talk rather than hanging on.
Put the awning up, fold the seats into sun loungers and ask us to idle in a cove when you want to swim. A half day usually stays close to Dénia and the first string of beaches, and a full day gives you time to linger under the cliffs and still get back within the slot. Sunset stays shorter and we time the last stretch for the light over the gulf.
On the north side of Dénia, Marina El Portet puts our office and Nonny Lou's berth a few steps apart. You park at the marina, walk onto Moll de la Pansa and meet us on the pontoon rather than checking in somewhere in town.
The harbour mouth opens onto the Gulf of Valencia with Montgó inland as the mark behind you. A short run puts you under the limestone cliffs and the lighthouse at Cabo de San Antonio, then we bring you back to the same pontoon so anyone waiting ashore knows where to find you.
Book a skipper and you can come without a boat licence. Wear shoes you can kick off on deck, bring sun cream and a hat, and tell us if anyone in the group is not a confident swimmer so we plan the stops with that in mind.
To take Nonny Lou without a skipper you must be 24 or over and hold an RYA level 2, PER or an equivalent licence. Share a photo of the licence when you request the date so we can confirm the bareboat option before you travel, and bring the original on the day.
A heavy hull keeps the cockpit usable when the gulf is a bit restless, which is why Nonny Lou suits a family who want a long, settled day rather than a quick blast. The convertible seats, folding awning, toilet and freshwater shower are already on board, so you can spend hours in the cockpit without packing a pile of kit.
Gennaro meets you at the office on the pontoon, and the same team that takes the booking walks you onto the boat. We set the route around the sea state that morning, keep the boat with your group, and finish back at Portet within the hours you booked.
You arrive at Moll de la Pansa, check in at the office and walk down to Nonny Lou on her berth. We cover lifejackets, boarding and the plan for the wind that day before lines come off, so you know where to sit and how to move around the cockpit.
Parking sits next to the marina. Leave hard bags in the car and bring a small bag on deck, because space below is tight once six of you are on board.
The run from Portet opens onto cliffs and calas. Fold the cockpit seats into loungers, put the awning up if the sun is high, and ask us to idle in a cove when you want to swim or just sit still with the engine off.
Half days stay nearer Dénia so you are not rushing the return. Longer bookings can hold off Cabo de San Antonio when the breeze stays kind, which is when the heavier hull and the cockpit really earn their keep.
We bring you back to the same pontoon, you step off with your bags and we take care of the wash-down. Sunset charters time the last stretch for the light over the gulf, and daytime trips usually land within the booked slot.
The office is still open when you step ashore. You can settle fuel there or ask about another date before you leave the marina.
Nonny Lou takes up to six guests plus the skipper on a skippered charter. You book one option for the whole group rather than a seat each, so couples and small families usually have the cockpit to themselves.
We will not exceed that guest count. If you are close to the limit, tell us the ages and headcount when you request the date so we can seat everyone comfortably on the convertible seats and the bow cushion.
Sunset hours include a skipper, so you can sit on deck while we handle the harbour and the return. Half-day options are listed with and without a skipper so you can choose, and the longer days follow the same licence rule if you want to go bareboat.
Bareboat is only for guests aged 24 or over who hold an RYA level 2, PER or equivalent. Send a photo of the licence when you request the date so we can confirm that option before you travel, and bring the original with you on the day.
Nonny Lou has convertible cockpit seats that fold into sun loungers, a cushion in the bow, a folding awning for shade, a Bluetooth music system, a vacuum-flush toilet and a freshwater shower. Safety kit is already fitted, so you do not need to bring your own canopy or speaker.
Fuel, food and drinks are not on board. Bring what you want to eat and settle fuel at the office after the hours you actually run.
Half days run 09:00 to 13:00 or 14:00 to 18:00. Full days run 09:00 to 17:00 or 10:00 to 18:00, and sunset is 19:00 to 21:30.
We confirm which slot is free when we accept your request. Extra hours can be added if the berth plan allows it that day, so ask when you book if you want to stay out a little longer.
Fuel is not part of the charter on Nonny Lou. You settle it for the hours you actually run, after you come back alongside.
We keep the routing practical so you are not burning hours in a straight line for the sake of it. Ask when you book if you want a longer offshore leg so we can talk through how that affects fuel.
Pack swimwear, a towel, sun cream, a hat and a small soft bag. Deck shoes that come off easily are more useful than heavy trainers, because you will want them off once you are on board.
If you are going without a skipper, bring the original licence as well as a photo. Leave hard suitcases in the car, because space below on this hull is tight and a change of clothes in a soft bag is enough.
You can swim when we are happy with the sea state and the chosen cove. Lifejackets stay on board and the engine is off before anyone uses the stern, and the freshwater shower is there when you climb back in.
There is no set swim itinerary. Some groups spend most of a half day in the water, and others stay on the sunbeds and treat it as a run along the cliffs.
The cockpit seats convert into sun loungers, so you can lie flat once the boat is stopped or moving gently. There is also a cushion in the bow if someone wants to sit forward and watch the water.
If you would rather stay out of the sun, ask us to put the folding awning up. That shade is already on the boat, so you do not need to bring your own canopy.
Park at Marina El Portet and walk onto Moll de la Pansa to the charter office. The berth is on the same pontoon, so you are not crossing town after you leave the car.
Arrive a little before the start so bags can go in the car and the briefing can finish before lines come off. We confirm the slot when we accept the request.
We will not take Nonny Lou out if the sea state is unsafe. We look at wind, swell and visibility on the morning of the charter, not from a phone forecast alone.
If we cannot run, we will offer another date that still works for you. Get in touch as soon as the forecast looks doubtful so we can hold a spare slot.
About the centre
Dénia
You'll meet at the charter office on Moll de la Pansa in Marina El Portet, Dénia, then head out along the Costa Blanca towards the coves and the lighthouse at Cabo de San Antonio. Days run from a two-hour sunset to a half day or a full day, with a skipper included when you want one.
Gennaro and the crew keep groups to one boat, with kit already on board so you can swim, sit on deck or follow the coastline without packing extra gear. If you hold an RYA level 2, PER or equivalent and you are 24 or over, you can take a boat without a skipper. Routes follow the weather, and you come back to the same pontoon at the end of the session.
Operated by Nomada Luxury Boat Charter, a partner of adventuro.
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