2004 Sea Ray Sundancer 260

Step aboard this 260 and you’ll notice the thoughtful touches that make a long afternoon on the water feel easy. The double helm seat with flip-up bolster gives you a clear view while still letting you slide back and relax once you’re on plane. A walk-through windshield and molded steps make bow access simple for line handling or sunbathing. In the cockpit, the wraparound aft seating and removable table quickly convert from social lounge to open deck for fishing or loading gear. Below, the mid-cabin is more than just “extra sleeping”; it’s a cozy retreat with surprising headroom for changing, napping, or stashing bags out of the way. Add in generous storage lockers and wide swim platform and you’ve got a boat that’s genuinely set up for real-world use.

This Sundancer 260 shines in local waters where you want big-boat comfort without sacrificing maneuverability. Its size makes it easy to handle in tighter marinas and busy channels, yet the hull has enough heft to stay composed when afternoon chop kicks up. The cockpit layout works perfectly for mixed crews—some guests can lounge while others stay involved with docking, lines, or watersports off the swim platform. With its enclosed cabin, you’re covered when weather shifts, and overnighting in nearby coves or anchorages feels natural, not like an afterthought. It’s a smart match for boaters who split time between relaxed day runs, dockside entertaining, and spontaneous weekend escapes.