2007 Sea Ray 240 Sundancer

Step aboard this 240 Sundancer and you’ll notice how much Sea Ray squeezed into 24 feet without it feeling cramped. The cockpit layout leaves plenty of space for friends to lounge while someone works the helm, and the molded steps up to the windshield make bow access feel secure even underway. Inside, the cabin has that classic Sea Ray coziness, with enough headroom to move around without hunching. Large portlights and the deck hatch keep it bright rather than cave-like, and there’s smart storage tucked under cushions and along the sole so your weekend gear actually has a home. It’s the kind of boat that makes slipping away for an impromptu overnight feel easy instead of like a production.

This 240 Sundancer really shines in local waters where conditions can change from calm mornings to choppy afternoons. The deep-V hull and Bravo 3 drive help it track confidently through boat wakes and afternoon wind chop, while still being small enough to trailer to different ramps and hidden coves. Its size makes day cruising to sandbars and waterfront hangouts simple, yet the enclosed cabin, galley, and real head turn it into a capable weekend escape when you want to stay on the hook. For owners who split time between family outings, relaxed evening cruises, and the occasional overnight adventure, this model hits a very comfortable sweet spot.