2014 Sea Ray 370 Sundancer

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how the 370’s cockpit is laid out for people who actually use their boat every weekend. The wraparound seating and pivoting helm bench make it easy to keep the captain in the conversation, and the natural teak underfoot adds that classic yacht feel without being fussy. Below, the mid-cabin converts from a cozy lounge to a proper berth, so extra guests have a real place to sleep instead of a makeshift bunk. The galley’s solid-surface counters and generous storage make overnighting feel civilized, and the big hull windows flood the salon with daylight. Underway, the deep-V hull smooths out chop, so you arrive at the anchorage relaxed instead of worn out.

This 370 Sundancer shines on the broad, winding inland waterways where days often include long no‑wake zones, open stretches, and the occasional surprise squall. The helm’s excellent sightlines and joystick capability make threading into tight slips or fuel docks low-stress, even with current or crosswind. Once settled, the roomy cockpit becomes your floating patio, ideal for raft‑ups or lingering at anchor while the kids live on and off the swim platform. Belowdecks, air‑conditioned comfort and two distinct sleeping areas turn weekend cruises into easy mini‑vacations. The boat’s size hits a sweet spot: substantial enough to feel solid and secure when conditions kick up, yet still manageable for a cruising couple without extra crew.