2006 Sea Ray 300 Sundancer

Slip behind the wheel of this 300 Sundancer and the first thing you notice is how thoughtfully the helm is laid out—clear sightlines, intuitive gauges, and enough room to stand comfortably at the controls. Below, the mid-cabin converts from a cozy lounge into an extra berth, giving you real flexibility for overnight guests. The galley has the storage and counter space to actually cook, not just snack. Air conditioning and generator support make long weekends at anchor feel more like a waterfront condo than a compromise. With twin engines, docking and tight maneuvering are far less stressful, even in busy marinas or narrow fairways.

In these waters, conditions can change quickly, and the 300 Sundancer’s deep-V hull and twin-engine setup give you the confidence to stretch your cruising plans. It’s the right size to handle afternoon chop comfortably, yet still fits into most standard slips without headache. The generous cockpit seating works well for raft-ups and sandbar gatherings, while the cabin layout makes spontaneous overnights a pleasure instead of an afterthought. With onboard generator power, you’re not tied to the dock for air conditioning or hot meals, so you can explore quieter coves and stay out longer, even when shore facilities are limited.