2002 Sea Ray 360 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the cockpit layout feels more like an outdoor living room than a helm station. The wide beam gives you a deep, secure feeling underway, with plenty of room for friends to stretch out on the wraparound seating while you captain from a well-organized helm with clear sightlines. Down below, the generous headroom and natural light make the salon feel larger than a typical 36-footer, and the solid joinery reminds you why this era of Sea Ray is so respected. Generous storage hides under nearly every cushion and step, making weekend provisioning and longer getaways surprisingly easy to manage.

In this cruising area, conditions can shift from glassy calm to choppy in a single afternoon, and the 360 Sundancer’s hull design handles that change with confidence. Its size strikes a sweet spot: big enough to feel secure on open stretches yet still manageable in tighter marinas and busy fairways. The cockpit is perfectly set up for sunset raft-ups, casual dockside entertaining, or watching the traffic go by at anchor. Below, reliable systems and a comfortable, climate-controlled cabin make overnighting at nearby coves or moorings genuinely relaxing instead of a compromise, while the ample tankage supports full weekends without constant runs back to the fuel dock.