2007 Sea Ray 310 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll feel how well the 310 Sundancer balances social space with real weekending comfort. The helm layout keeps the captain part of the conversation, with a double-wide seat and a clean, intuitive dash ready for modern electronics. Down below, the cabin has a surprisingly open feel for a 31-footer, with rich wood cabinetry, a proper galley, and a mid-cabin that converts from lounge to private berth in a few easy moves. The molded swim platform is generous enough for chairs and a cooler, and the wide side decks and sturdy rails make going forward to handle lines or fenders feel secure, even when the water’s a bit lumpy.

For local waters where you might spend the morning hopping between coves and the afternoon running a bit offshore, the 310 Sundancer hits a sweet spot. Her beam and hull form offer a reassuring ride when the chop kicks up, yet she’s still compact enough to tuck into tighter slips and smaller marina spaces. The cockpit layout works beautifully for long days at anchor, with plenty of shaded seating and easy access to the water for swimming or watersports. Below, air-conditioned comfort, a real galley, and sleeping space for family or guests make spontaneous overnights painless, whether you’re exploring nearby harbors or riding out a passing squall in complete comfort.