2000 Sea Ray 380 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 380 Sundancer gives you that big-boat feel without being a handful at the dock. Wide side decks and secure railings make line-handling and anchoring less of a circus act, and the cockpit layout keeps everyone part of the action with a wraparound lounge and a proper wet bar. Below, the mid-cabin lounge easily converts to a private guest berth, and the solid wood cabinetry and real doors—not curtains—give the cabin a more upscale, residential feel. Generous tankage means fewer fuel and water runs, and the sound-insulated engine room helps keep the conversation going underway.

In these waters, the 380 Sundancer hits a sweet spot between comfortable cruising platform and manageable size. The deep-V hull handles afternoon chop with confidence, while the beam offers reassuring stability when the breeze kicks up. There’s ample cockpit seating for long evenings at anchor, and the full canvas options extend your season when the temperature swings. Below decks, air conditioning, a real galley, and two distinct sleeping areas make overnights and long weekends practical, not just possible. With her responsive helm and user-friendly systems, this model is equally at home threading narrow channels or stretching out on open stretches of water.