1989 Burns Craft Dynasty 374 Sunbridge

Step aboard and you can feel this Burns Craft was built for extended stays, not quick overnights. Wide side decks and solid rails give you confidence moving forward with a mug of coffee in hand, and the molded steps make cockpit-to-dock transitions easy for kids and guests. The beam carries well aft, so the boat feels remarkably stable at rest and underway. Down below, the generous headroom and smart use of mirrors and lighting keep the interior bright even on gray days. Engine access is straightforward, with room to actually work around the big blocks instead of just reaching and hoping. It’s the kind of layout that invites long weekends, not quick turnarounds.

For these waters, the Dynasty 374 Sunbridge hits a sweet spot between big-boat comfort and practical moorage. Its length and beam deliver a reassuring ride in afternoon chop, while the moderate draft keeps more quiet coves and shallow bays within reach. The raised sunbridge offers excellent sightlines for threading narrow channels and busy fairways, yet still feels secure for guests moving around underway. Generous tankage suits longer cruises between fuel stops, and the spacious interior works well when weather keeps you inside. With ample covered seating and a social cockpit, it’s ideal for year‑round cruising, entertaining at the dock, and making the most of a short boating season.