2003 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge

Step aboard and you’ll notice how thoughtfully this 560 has been lived with. Wide side decks, beefy rails, and molded steps make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even short-handed. The salon’s huge windows and high headroom keep everyone connected to the view, not buried in a cave. Down below, the separate washer/dryer setup and generous storage let you cruise for weeks without feeling cramped. Sound levels underway are impressively low thanks to solid construction and good engine-room insulation, so you can actually talk at normal volume. At anchor, the bridge becomes the social hub, with 360° sightlines that make it easy to keep an eye on kids swimming off the platform or friends arriving by dinghy.

In these waters, conditions can change quickly, and the 560’s solid build and wide beam translate into a reassuring, planted ride when the breeze kicks up. The generous flybridge and shaded cockpit give you multiple outdoor living zones, perfect for long afternoons on the hook or slow evening cruises along the shoreline. With three true staterooms and two heads, you can invite another family or a couple of friends without anyone feeling like they drew the short straw. The efficient cruising speeds and ample fuel capacity make weekend escapes to quieter anchorages practical, while the hydraulic platform turns every stop into an easy swim and tender-launch base.