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A fantastic example of the highly sought-after Sea Ray 290 SunDeck, offering the perfect combination of performance, comfort and entertaining capability.
Powered by a MerCruiser 8.2L Big Block V8 producing 375HP, this Sea Ray delivers impressive performance while remaining exceptionally versatile for family cruising, entertaining and enjoying weekends on the water. With just 245 hours, the vessel has plenty of life ahead of it.
The Bravo 3 Duo Prop stern drive provides excellent handling and performance, while the generous layout offers seating for up to 14 passengers, making the 290 SunDeck an ideal choice for entertaining family and friends.
Inside, the boat is exceptionally well equipped, featuring SeaDek throughout, a toilet with shower, fridge, Sony sound system with speakers and a cockpit GRP table. Both bow and stern showers add convenience for days spent swimming and enjoying the water.
Navigation and onboard equipment include a Raymarine Axiom Pro chartplotter, navigation lights, anchor windlass and shore power. The targa arch with Bimini provides excellent shade when required, while the full tonneau cover offers protection when the boat is not in use.
A well-appointed and capable bowrider with the performance of a big-block V8 and the space to comfortably accommodate a large group. This Sea Ray 290 SunDeck represents an excellent opportunity for anyone looking for a premium, versatile day boat with impressive performance and a fantastic range of features.
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