1999 Sea Ray 330 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how this 330 feels bigger than her numbers. The broad beam gives you a stable, confident ride and enough interior volume for a proper weekend on the water, not just an overnight. Sightlines from the helm are excellent, with a comfortable double-wide seat and intuitive dash layout that makes longer runs less tiring. Below, the mid-cabin really shines as a flexible lounge by day and private berth at night, helped by generous headroom and clever storage tucked everywhere. Wide side decks and stout rails make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even for newer crew. It’s a boat that’s easy to live with and easy to like.

For the waters where this boat lives, the 330 Sundancer checks a lot of boxes. The hull design is well-suited to handling weekend chop while still running efficiently at a comfortable cruise, ideal for hopping between marinas, anchorages, and waterfront restaurants. The generous cockpit layout makes it a natural for long, lazy raft-ups and sunset cruises with friends. Below, the enclosed head with shower and real galley turn spontaneous overnights into relaxed mini-vacations. Twin inboards give you confident maneuverability around tight docks and fuel docks, and the overall size is friendly for most slips while still feeling like a “real” cruiser when you head out for the day.