2004 Sea Ray 320 sundancer

Step aboard this 320 Sundancer and you’ll feel the difference of a boat that’s lived its life in a marina, not on a mooring ball. The gelcoat still shows a nice shine, and the wide swim platform makes loading coolers, paddleboards, and guests a breeze. In the cockpit, the wraparound seating and wet bar set the stage for long afternoons at anchor, while the walkthrough windshield makes bow access safer and easier underway. Below, the mid-cabin layout gives everyone their own corner to crash after a full day on the water, with a real galley instead of a token kitchenette. It’s the kind of layout that quietly handles everything from impromptu overnights to surprise extra guests.

The 320 Sundancer is a smart match for local waters where conditions can swing from calm afternoons to choppy, confused seas. Its deep-V hull and solid weight give you a confident ride when the breeze picks up, yet it still fits easily into most marina slips and fuel docks. The generous cockpit shade and secure seating work well for family cruising, while the air-conditioned cabin and enclosed head turn day trips into comfortable weekend escapes. With twin engines and responsive handling, it’s nimble enough for tight fairways and busy channels, but substantial enough to feel secure when you head out beyond the usual harbor circuit.