45' Sea Ray from above, guests lounging on the bow sunpad on Tampa Bay

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45' Sea Ray Sundancer

Westshore Yacht Club Marina, Tampa · Up to 12 passengers, plus the charterer: 13 aboard in total.

Sleek, sporty and made for a day on the bay. Stretch out on the bow sunpad, gather in the open cockpit, or slip into the air-conditioned salon. She's built for Tampa Bay's favorite sandbars and island hangouts.

From$2,254

Captain, crew and fuel included

About the 45' Sea Ray Sundancer

The 45' Sea Ray Sundancer pairs classic Sea Ray style with room to relax. Up top, the wide bow sunpad is the place to soak up the Florida sun, while the cockpit's wraparound seating keeps everyone together as you cruise. Below deck, rich wood, granite counters and a leather dining lounge give the salon a warm, polished feel, with a full galley and private stateroom for a quiet break from the sun.

She's made for a laid-back afternoon on Tampa Bay. Anchor up at a sandbar, swim off the platform, and let your captain and mate take care of the rest. Whether it's a birthday, a bachelorette or simply a day on the water with friends, this Sundancer makes it effortless.

Highlights

  • Wide bow sunpad
  • Cockpit wraparound seating
  • Air-conditioned salon with rich wood, granite counters and a leather dining lounge
  • Full galley
  • Private stateroom and head
  • Swim platform for sandbar stops
  • Captain and mate included

Specifications

Builder
Sea Ray
Model
Sundancer
Type
Express cruiser
Length
45'
Home Port
Tampa, Florida (departure point to be confirmed)
Maximum Charter Group
13 people*

*WPE website charter capacity: maximum group of 13, structured as 12 passengers plus the charterer, subject to the vessel's actual legal, documented and operational limits. Crew are not included in that passenger count.

Gallery

Up to 12 passengers, plus the charterer: 13 aboard in total.

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