1993 Sea Ray 370 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how wide the 370’s beam feels for a boat this size. The raised helm gives you excellent sightlines for docking, and the companion seating means no one’s left out of the conversation underway. Below, the mid-cabin lounge converts smoothly from a social nook to a private berth, and the generous headroom makes the cabin feel more like a small apartment than a typical cruiser. Storage is everywhere—under seats, in cleverly tucked-away lockers, and along the galley—so weekend gear disappears neatly out of sight. Wide side decks and stout bow rails make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even for less experienced crew.

This 370 Sundancer is a smart match for local waters that mix close-in harbors with open stretches. The deep-V hull and twin 7.4L power give you the confidence to handle afternoon chop, yet she’s still nimble enough for tight marina fairways. The roomy cockpit works well for long, lazy raft-ups, while the swim platform makes quick work of frequent dips in the water. Below, air conditioning and a full galley turn hot, humid nights into comfortable overnights at anchor. With two separate sleeping areas and generous tankage, she’s well-suited for weekend exploration without constant returns to the dock.