1994 Sea Ray 330 Sundancer

What stands out about this 330 Sundancer is how “sorted” it feels for real-world cruising. The one-owner stewardship shows up in thoughtful touches: canvas that actually seals up properly, clean wiring runs, and hardware that hasn’t been swapped for cheaper bits over the years. The layout makes it easy to live aboard for a long weekend, with good headroom and sightlines that keep everyone connected from cabin to cockpit. At the helm, the boat settles into a comfortable, efficient cruise without constant trimming. Wide side decks and a substantial bow rail make anchoring or handling lines feel secure, even when the afternoon breeze kicks up.

This 330 Sundancer is particularly well suited to local waters where conditions can shift from flat calm to steep chop in a single outing. The solid build and deep forefoot soften short, confused seas, while the generous beam keeps her stable at displacement speeds when you’re running in no-wake zones or threading narrow channels. The roomy cockpit and swim platform shine at quiet coves and dockside raft-ups, giving you space to launch the dinghy, grill, or just relax between runs. With a comfortable cabin, reliable twin power, and manageable size for slips and fuel docks, it hits a sweet spot for exploring nearby islands and sheltered passages.