1994 Sea Ray 370 Sundancer

Step aboard this 370 Sundancer and the first thing you notice is how easy she is to live with day after day. Wide side decks and solid railings make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even when the dew is on the fiberglass. The helm layout is classic Sea Ray—everything falls to hand, with clear sightlines over the bow so you’re not craning your neck in tight marinas. Below, the generous headroom keeps the cabin from feeling cave-like, and the generous opening ports and hatches keep air moving when you’d rather not run the generator. She’s got the beam and weight to feel planted when afternoon chop stacks up, yet still nimble enough to spin confidently into a tight slip.

This 370 Sundancer is particularly well suited to the protected waters and varied shorelines of this region. Her moderate draft gives you the confidence to nose into quieter coves and explore tucked‑away anchorages that deeper boats avoid. Twin gas inboards offer reliable, straightforward service and the torque you need for precise maneuvering around busy docks and fuel floats. The generous cockpit layout is ideal for long, lazy afternoons at anchor, while the comfortable cabin makes overnighting easy when the weather turns or you decide to stay out one more night. For boaters who split time between short evening runs and multi‑day cruises, this model delivers a versatile, all‑around platform.