A Cruiser Built for Long Weekends

Some boats are measured by length. The right cruiser is measured by what it makes possible: Friday afternoon departures, quiet mornings at anchor, dinner in the cockpit and a comfortable place to stay when no one is ready to go home.

This 2003 Sea Ray 340 Sundancer delivers that experience in one of Sea Ray’s most popular express-cruiser layouts. With an overall length of 37 feet 6 inches and a generous 12-foot beam, she offers the space and presence of a larger cruiser while remaining manageable for an owner-operated boat.

The mechanical history is an important part of this vessel’s story. She is powered by twin 6.2L MerCruiser gasoline engines. In 2020, the port engine was replaced and the starboard engine was rebuilt. Documentation for both engines is available, giving prospective buyers valuable information about the work performed and the vessel’s maintenance history.

The single-level cockpit is designed for entertaining and spending time together. A large U-shaped aft seating area provides room for family and friends, while the cockpit wet bar keeps refreshments close at hand. The extended swim platform makes boarding, swimming and enjoying time at anchor more convenient.

Below deck, the wide beam creates an open and inviting cabin. The layout includes an island-style forward berth, convertible salon seating, a versatile mid-cabin area, a well-equipped galley and an enclosed head with shower. The accommodations are designed to sleep up to six, making this Sundancer equally suitable for couples, families or weekends with guests.

Whether your plans include cruising the South Sound, entertaining at the dock or escaping for a few nights on the water, this Sea Ray offers the comfort, layout and versatility that have made the 340 Sundancer a lasting favorite.

If you have been searching for a spacious Northwest cruiser with documented major engine work and room to make weekends count, this Sea Ray deserves a closer look. Contact the listing broker to arrange a private showing and review the available service documentation.