2004 Sea Ray 320 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 320 Sundancer punches above its length in usable space. The wide beam gives you a generous cockpit with wraparound seating and a proper wet bar, so sundown cocktails feel like a small yacht experience, not a compromise. Below, rich wood cabinetry, a real galley, and a convertible dinette make overnighting easy for a couple or small family. The mid-cabin isn’t an afterthought either; it’s a cozy lounge by day and a private berth at night. Add in the solid, reassuring feel underfoot underway and this becomes a cruiser you’ll actually want to stretch your weekends on.

This 320 Sundancer is a smart match for local waters that mix open fetch with busy, no-wake harbors. The deep-V hull and twin inboards give you confident handling when afternoon chop kicks up, yet the boat is still compact enough for most marinas and tighter fairways. The layout shines for relaxed day cruising to nearby anchorages—easy bow access, a big swim platform for swimming or rafting up, and a cockpit designed for lingering at anchor. When the weather turns or you want to extend the season, the enclosed cabin, air conditioning (if equipped), and generator-ready systems make overnight trips comfortable and self-sufficient.