2006 Sea Ray 340 Sundancer

Slide aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam gives this 34-footer a big-boat feel, especially once you’re settled into the U-shaped cockpit lounge with its removable table. The walk-through windshield makes foredeck access easy for handling lines or stretching out on the sun pads. Below, the mid-cabin converts from a cozy lounge to a private sleeping space with a curtain, giving you true overnight flexibility. Plenty of cabinets and deep lockers swallow up weekend gear, while the generator and air conditioning (if equipped on this example) turn warm afternoons into effortless comfort. Thoughtful touches like molded steps, non-skid decking, and wide side decks make moving around underway feel secure and confident for crew of all experience levels.

This 34-foot express is a sweet spot for local waters that mix protected channels with open stretches that can kick up a chop. The deep-V hull and solid weight help smooth out afternoon rollers, while the twin inboards make close-quarters maneuvering around crowded marinas and narrow fairways far less stressful. A generous swim platform and low transom are ideal for sandbar raft-ups and quick dips at the hook. With a comfortable cabin, real galley, and enclosed head, you can turn a day cruise into a spontaneous weekend away without feeling cramped. It’s small enough for most slips and lifts, yet substantial enough to handle longer runs along the coast or across larger inland lakes.