The 360 bridges the gap between the 340 and the 380 Sundancers offering an aft cabin for additional overnighting accommodations. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway for two, a weekend out with the whole family or an offshore cruise, the 360 Sundancer is ready to go, with features that make you feel like you’re in a luxury hotel instead of aboard a boat.

The 360 is a gorgeous express cruiser that will satisfy both the eye and mind. She offers a great entertaining platform with plenty of room for family and friends, which means you won’t have to leave anyone behind. You’ll love to have dockside parties or sunset cruises on this boat because she feels so much larger than a 36-footer, plus she offers luxurious accommodations with a forward and aft cabin for overnighting.

The cockpit is where the action will be going on since it offers lots of seating and a large table for cocktails or al fresco dining. The removable table can be easily converted into a large sun pad with filler cushions when an afternoon tanning session rolls around. The port side wet bar with sink will also keep everyone happy and the host from missing out on any of the conversations while preparing drinks down below. There’s a transom door that leads to a large integrated swim platform that has a concealed swim ladder for easy and safe reboarding.

Down below the salon is comfortable and offers spacious accommodations for you and your guests. There’s a crescent shaped sofa that easily converts into a double berth for added overnighting accommodations. The galley is directly across and is fully equipped with a refrigerator/freezer combo, two-burner stove, microwave, and good cabinet space.

The forward stateroom features an island berth, entertainment center with a 13-inch TV/VCR/radio combo, a pair of hanging lockers for clothes, and other comforts surrounded by high-gloss wood trim. The mid-stateroom gives you a conversation pit that converts to a double berth with a slide-out base. A privacy curtain and storage cabinets are welcome touches, as is the stainless-steel port light that opens up and lets the fresh air in.

The 360 measures 39 feet in length including the integrated swim platform. You won’t be able to trailer this one with your SUV, not with a 12-foot, 6-inch beam and a dry weight of 18,500 pounds, but that’s a fair trade considering the stability and cruising range you get with a boat of this size.

Out on our test run the 360 Sundancer delivered a top speed of 36.8 mph at 5000 rpm, and her best cruise was 26.3 mph at 3500 rpm, giving us a total range of 185 miles. Equipped with twin 370-hp MerCruiser 8.1 S V-drives the 360 jumped on plane in a matter of 6.9 seconds. Her 0-30 time was also quite impressive at 10.9 seconds.

For further information call your local dealer or visit www.searay.com.

Speeds measured with Stalker ProSports radar gun. Fuel consumption (gallons per hour) measured with Floscan digital fuel-flow meter on gas inboards, sterndrives, and outboards, TechMate electronic scan tool on gas EFI inboards, Caterpillar digital fuel-flow meter on diesel engines, or permanently installed fuel-monitoring equipment. Range is based on 90% of published fuel capacity. Sound levels determined using Radio Shack digital decibel meter on A scale. 68 dBA is the level of normal conversation.

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