2009 Hurricane 220 SUN-DECK

Step aboard this 220 SUN-DECK and you’ll notice how easy it is to actually live on the boat for a full day. The wide, stable hull gives you a reassuringly solid feel underway, and that same footprint means the boat doesn’t rock every time someone moves seats. The walkthrough bow makes it simple for kids or guests to move forward without climbing over cushions, and the non-skid decks stay grippy even when wet. You’ll appreciate little touches like the molded-in cup holders where you actually sit, recessed grab rails, and boarding access that doesn’t involve gymnastics. It’s the kind of layout that lets you anchor, swim, snack, and cruise without constantly shuffling gear or people around.

This Hurricane 220 SUN-DECK shines in local waters where your plans can swing from sandbar to shoreline restaurant to evening cruise. Its shallow draft and stable deck-boat hull let you nose in close to beaches and coves that deeper boats can’t comfortably reach. When afternoon chop kicks up, the beamy footprint and weight distribution keep the ride composed for family and friends. With plenty of open seating and easy boarding from the stern or bow, it suits frequent stops, floating get-togethers, and watersports runs. Add in generous storage for coolers, water toys, and lines, and you get a do-it-all platform that feels tailor-made for varied conditions and close-to-shore exploring.