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NEW 2016 SEA RAY 400 SUNDANCER

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (Oct. 6, 2015) —Sea Ray is proud to introduce the brand-new 400 Sundancer, featuring a fresh and exciting design both inside and out for daytime socializing and relaxed overnighting. The boat will make its official debut in November at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.


Entertainment comes naturally onboard the 400 Sundancer, with an open floorplan that creates generous, connected social zones throughout the boat. The spacious and airy salon features large windows and a power-actuated sunroof that lets in abundant natural light. Plush seating, including an L-shaped lounge, accommodates up to eight people, and a triple-pane entry door and retractable cockpit SureShade extend the entertainment space outdoors. The bow lounge brings comfort to a new level as well, with multi-position sun-pads and an optional shade system for all-day comfort.

“The new 400 Sundancer is all about comfortable socializing and relaxing, day and night,” said Sea Ray Group President Tim Schiek. “The focal point of the design is an expansive, single-level living space on the main deck. This layout includes a convenient galley up, making it perfect for entertaining, while huge windows fill the space with an abundance of natural light. Yet the interior design also encourages warm and inviting nighttime gatherings. It’s truly a boat you can enjoy every hour of the day.”

The Fort Lauderdale Boat Show will run from November 5 to 9, 2015. The new 400 Sundancer will be available for viewing at Sea Ray’s on-water display at the Bahia Mar, G/H Dock, 2-7 & 50-54.

The living area below opens to two full-beam staterooms. The master stateroom comes with an expansive closet system, or an optional second head and shower. The aft stateroom sleeps three and features a settee and sliding bunks that convert to a double bed when preferred.
Richer materials and finishes—from elegant hardwood floors to smooth solid surface countertops—enhance the aesthetics and comfort of all interior spaces. The galley area is sleek and luxurious, with high-end appliances and plentiful storage, and the cleanly designed helm station features joystick control from the double-wide helm seat.
Aft, the 400 Sundancer’s optional hydraulic swim platform features innovative self-deploying boarding steps that allow for effortless interaction with the water.
“The 400 Sundancer delivers signature Sea Ray style and performance,” Schiek said. “This is the kind of boat that draws people to the water and makes them want to stay out longer. It is a fantastic addition to the Sundancer series.”

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