Welcome on-board the new Sea Ray 350 Sundancer. This new stunning sports cruiser boasts a great new profile with interior & exterior space reinvented & redesigned, along with a completely new cockpit layout. The 350 Sundancer has multiple interior layout options, for that added fresh personal choice to enrich your boating experience.
The first thing you’ll notice before stepping on-board are the aggressive hull side windows that run almost the full length of the boat that have been employed by their existing & well-established Sport Yacht range including numerous skylights, all of which bathe the interior with natural light & give a great feeling of space.
Additional new features include a stylish pivoting dual helm seat, lounger to port which has been designed to allow for full standing headroom below while entering the aft stateroom. An optional extended swim platform fits flush to the integral platform so that you get a very large exterior transom space, close to the water.
The 350 was designed to offer the customer multiple cabin layout options. She has the potential of four different layouts. The bow, you can choose a standard berth with a V-berth and saloon seating, or for a more social setting you can select an entertainment lounge with U-shaped seating. The mid-cabin can feature an entertainment room with L-shaped seating, or you can choose bunks that convert into a single queen size berth. A great open floor plan allowing many options that can be configured to best suit you & your lifestyle.
Another option will let you fully enclose the stateroom with an additional door providing private access to the head. The 350 Sundancer is capable of accommodating six passengers comfortably and comes with all the interior wood and colour packages that the Sport Cruiser line offers.
Perfect for both laid-back and large-scale cruising the new Sea Ray 350 Sundancer has many new features worth exploring if you are considering a new vessel this season. For further details on this exciting new model, please give us a call.
