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Sea Ray practically owns the market for high-end express cruisers, and the compelling lines of the Sea Ray 310/330 Sundancer are as good as it gets in a modern express yacht. Like most Sundancer models, the 310/330 rides on a deep-V hull with moderate beam and a solid fiberglass bottom.
The spacious cockpit features wraparound lounge seating aft and a large wet bar with optional grill and refrigerator. A slick foldaway transom seat provides a great viewing area off the swim platform when the kids are playing on the beach. A power engine hatch provides easy access to the engine room.
Below decks, her mid-cabin accommodations are a compelling blend of cherry wood cabinets, wood flooring, Ultraleather seating, and designer galley appliances. Privacy curtains separate the sleeping areas from the main salon, and a flat-screen TV can be viewed from anywhere in the cabin.
This 2009 Sea Ray 310 Sundancer represents one of the most meticulously maintained and comprehensively updated express cruisers on the Florida market. Powered by twin rebuilt long block engines with fewer than 20 hours since installation, she is essentially a new-engine boat dressed in a proven, luxurious hull.
Equipped with the Sea Ray Axius joystick docking system, maneuvering in tight marina slips is effortless—a genuine game-changer for anyone who has wrestled twin sterns in a crosswind. Combine that confidence with the peace of mind of freshly rebuilt powerplants, new transom assemblies, fresh bottom paint, and a full suite of interior comforts, and you have a cruiser that is simply ready to go.
Whether you're island-hopping down to the Keys, entertaining clients at anchor in Tampa Bay, or spending a long weekend aboard with family, this Sundancer delivers the space, the systems, and the reliability to do it all in style.
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