2005 Searay 220 Sundance

Slide behind the wheel of this 220 Sundancer and it feels bigger than the tape measure suggests. The helm is laid out so everything falls right to hand, with a clear, confident sightline over the bow when you’re easing into tight slips. The mid-cabin layout below gives you a cozy spot to stretch out, stow gear out of the sun, and escape to the shade with a fan and a book between runs. Wide side decks and sure-footed steps make getting forward to handle lines or relax at the bow simple and safe. It’s the kind of layout that makes solo handling easy, yet still has room to host a small crew in comfort.

In these waters, conditions can swing from glassy morning runs to afternoon chop, and the 220 Sundancer’s deep-V hull is right at home in both. It’s compact enough to trailer to different ramps and sandbars, yet substantial enough to feel secure when the wind picks up. The cuddy cabin gives you shelter from sudden squalls and a cool place to tuck kids down for a nap between swims. With its efficient single-engine setup, you get strong cruising performance without punishing fuel stops, making it ideal for long exploring days, casual overnights at anchor, and relaxed sunset cruises close to home.