1988 Sea ray 300 weekender sundancer

What stands out on this 300 Weekender Sundancer is the sheer amount of usable deck space for a 30-footer. The wide beam gives plenty of room to move around without that “shuffle past each other” feeling, and the open layout makes it easy to keep everyone part of the same conversation. Many skippers like the solid, predictable feel at the helm—these hulls were built with a heavier layup, so they track confidently in a variety of conditions. Engine access is straightforward, with roomy service space compared to newer, more cramped designs. Storage is generous throughout, and the cockpit lends itself well to fishing, casual entertaining, or setting out a couple of deck chairs for sunset.

This 300 Weekender Sundancer suits local waters where you might face a mix of calm days and choppy afternoons. The deeper, heavier hull helps smooth out short, steep waves and gives a reassuring ride when the breeze picks up. With its open cockpit and easy boarding from the swim platform, it works nicely for sandbar raft-ups, dockside gatherings, and quick hops to nearby anchorages. The cabin layout is ideal for spontaneous overnights, while still simple enough to keep systems manageable and maintenance costs reasonable. For boaters who want a comfortable, capable cruiser without jumping into a much larger yacht, this model hits a very practical sweet spot.