2013 Sea Ray 260 Sundeck

What makes this 260 Sundeck stand out is how thoughtfully the “in-between” spaces are used. The deep bow lounges feel secure underway, and the mid‑cabin walkthrough keeps traffic flowing when everyone’s hopping in and out for a swim. Storage is everywhere—under seats, in the sole, and along the consoles—so towels, boards, and lines all have a home instead of cluttering the deck. The head compartment is surprisingly roomy for this size, making full days on the water more comfortable. At the helm, the sporty, car‑like driving position and clear sightlines make it easy to run in choppy afternoon conditions, while the hull’s generous freeboard keeps guests drier than many similar‑sized deck boats.

In this region, where weekends often mean hopping from quiet coves to busy sandbars, the 260 Sundeck’s layout really shines. It has the beam and freeboard to feel stable when wakes stack up in popular channels, yet it’s still easy to trailer to different ramps and launch sites. The generous seating and enclosed head suit long, mixed‑age family days when you’re far from the marina. With plenty of room to stash inflatables, snorkel gear, and lines, it transitions seamlessly from watersports to lazy raft‑ups. The powerful yet efficient single‑engine setup keeps running costs in check while still delivering the punch needed for towing in local conditions.