1998 Sea Ray 370 Sundancer

Step aboard and the first thing you’ll notice is how open and social the cockpit feels on this 370—great sightlines from the helm, plenty of seating for a crowd, and an easy flow straight through to the swim platform. Wide side decks and a secure bow rail make line handling or sunset lounging forward feel confident, even underway. Below, the headroom is generous and the layout doesn’t feel cramped, with good separation between the forward berth and mid-cabin for overnight guests. Storage is thoughtfully tucked everywhere, from deep lockers to galley cabinets that actually swallow real cruising gear. Engine access is straightforward, making routine checks less of a chore and more of a quick pit stop before you cast off.

For this cruising ground, the 370 Sundancer hits a sweet spot between performance and comfort. The beam and hull form settle the boat nicely when afternoon chop builds, while the weight and V-drive setup give a solid, predictable feel in tight fairways and at no‑wake speeds. The cockpit layout is ideal for lazy raft‑ups and sandbar days, with quick access to the water off the broad swim platform. Down below, the efficient galley, real shower, and multiple sleeping areas make weekend escapes with family or friends easy to pull off without feeling crowded. It’s a size that’s still manageable for a couple, yet big enough to handle longer cruises with confidence.