HMY Yachts

Sea Ray Yachts 290 Sundancer

1998–2001

Sea Ray Yachts 290 Sundancer
A handsome boat by the standards of her day with first-rate accommodations, the Sea Ray 290 Sundancer (note an earlier 290 Sundancer built in 1994–97) offered just about everything one could desire in a quality midsize family cruiser. Sea Ray always builds a solid boat, and at over 10,000 pounds, the Sundancer is no lightweight. The interior was originally offered in two configurations: Plan A has a convertible dinette forward, and Plan B has a double berth forward with the dinette table in front of the starboard-side settee. In 1999 a new cabin layout replaced the original floorplans. Topside, the cockpit includes a portside sun lounge and a removable aft bench seat in addition to a very stylish helm console. Standard features include a cockpit shower and wet bar, excellent storage, a drop-down helm seat, and a transom door. Note that the side decks are narrow and the engine room is a tight fit. Among several engine options, a single 310hp MerCruiser sterndrive will cruise the 290 Sundancer at 18–19 knots (about 25 knots top), and twin 260hp MerCruisers cruise in the low 20s and reach a top speed of around 35 knots.
Additional notes (BoatUS)
Overview: Redesigned version of previous 290 Sundancer (1994–97) boasts enlarged cockpit, updated styling, restyled interior.@Overview: Topside highlights include extended swim platform, portside longe seat (opposite helm), wet bar, flip-up helm seat. Rear bench seat can be removed to free up cockpit space.Offered with three interior layouts. @Comments: Side decks are narrow. Engine compartment is a tight fit with twins. Heavy boat for her size.@Performance: Cruise at 20 knots with single 310hp Merc I/O; twin 260hp Mercs cruise in the mid 20s.

Floor Plans

Sea Ray Yachts 290 Sundancer floor plan
Sea Ray Yachts 290 Sundancer floor plan

Courtesy of Powerboat Guide.

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