2016 Sea Ray 330 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 330 Sundancer feels larger than her length suggests. The wide beam and open cockpit make it easy to move from the swim platform to the helm without squeezing past guests. Wraparound seating and a cockpit wet bar turn the back deck into the social hub, while the double helm seat keeps the skipper part of the conversation. Below, rich cabinetry, a roomy mid-cabin, and a proper galley mean overnights aren’t an afterthought—they’re part of the plan. The large windshield and thoughtfully placed grab rails give a sense of security when the water kicks up, and the overall fit and finish are pure Sea Ray.

On these big, busy inland waters, the 330 Sundancer hits a sweet spot. She’s compact enough to slip into crowded marinas and coves, yet has the beam, weight, and hull design to handle afternoon chop comfortably. The generous cockpit layout is ideal for long days of cove-hopping, tying up with friends, and relaxing at idle without feeling cramped. When it’s time to escape the heat or extend the weekend, the cabin offers real sleeping space for a couple or small family, plus enough storage for all the gear that comes with lake life. It’s a cruiser that fits how people actually use their boats here.