2010 Sea Ray 350 Sundancer

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 350 Sundancer feels bigger than her numbers suggest. The beam carries well forward, giving the mid-cabin real elbow room and making overnighting with family or another couple actually comfortable, not just possible. The helm layout is pure Sea Ray: clean sightlines, intuitive gauges, and enough space for modern electronics without feeling cluttered. Down below, the forward berth, salon, and mid-cabin flow together in a way that makes rainy-day downtime pleasant instead of cramped. Up top, the hardtop and wraparound windshield create a protected social zone, so you can linger at anchor when the breeze picks up instead of racing back to the dock.

In these waters, conditions can shift from calm to choppy without much warning, and the 350 Sundancer’s deep-V hull and solid weight handle that mix with confidence. It’s an ideal size for hopping between nearby harbors, yet still compact enough for tighter marinas and busy fuel docks. The open cockpit layout works beautifully for long, sunny days at anchor, with plenty of lounge space and easy water access off the swim platform. Below, the air-conditioned cabin and private head turn a quick afternoon run into a comfortable weekend aboard, making this model especially well-suited to the varied cruising grounds in this region.