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Sea Ray is the world’s largest manufacturer of superior quality pleasure boats, producing more than 40 models ranging from 18 to 61 feet. The four families of Sea Ray products include Sport Boats, Sport Cruisers, Sport Yachts and Yachts. SYS Yacht Sales offers used Sea Ray Yachts for sale worldwide, including Sea Ray Sedan Bridge, Express, Sundancer, Aft Cabin models and more. Don't see the vessel you're looking for here? Contact our experienced yacht brokers for assistance, we look forward to helping you find the yacht that's right for you. View Featured Sea Rays

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SEA RAY YACHTS

Established : 1959 Located : Knoxville, Tennessee Construction : Fiberglass Category : Sport boats, Sport Cruisers, Sport Yachts, Motoryachts

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Founded in 1959, Sea Ray was one of the first boat builders to use fiberglass and other high-tech composite materials in the construction of pleasure boats. The company's continuing innovations in unique styling, performance, interior design, technical systems and many other areas; plus many revolutionary breakthroughs in technology and quality manufacturing processes, have placed Sea Ray at the top of the world's pleasure boat builders for more than half a century

More than 50 years of industry-leading boat design has resulted in an unparalleled collection of vessels from 17 to 61 feet. Whether your boating lifestyle is world-class water sports or over-the-horizon cruising, there is a Sea Ray Sport Boat, Sport Cruiser, Sport Yacht or Yacht to fit your needs and exceed your expectations.

Buying a Sea Ray: We offer used Sea Ray Yachts for sale worldwide, including Sea Ray Sedan Bridge, Sea Ray Express, Sea Ray Sundancer, Sea Ray Aft Cabin models and more! Contact our sales professionals for immediate assistance.

Selling Your Sea Ray: With a team of experienced yacht brokers and marketing professionals, we will employ a comprehensive marketing approach to ensure your vessel receives maximum global exposure online as well as exposure in person at major boat shows. Learn more about how SYS Yacht Sales will help to sell your Sea Ray yacht!

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Sea Ray is the largest boat and yacht manufacturer in the world with more units produced and sold than any other brand. From the Sea Ray Sundancer to Sedan Bridge to L-Class Motor Yacht, the team at United Yacht Sales can help you find the perfect used Sea Ray on the market today.

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Sea Ray Boats started in 1959 as Ray Industries and was founded by Cornelius Nathaniel Ray III in the town of Oxford Michigan. Being a native to a state that was known for having the best automobile manufacturers, Ray took the GM structure and translated it into the boating industry. A focus on the product design, picking the right dealers to distribute the product, and attention to customer satisfaction took the company to a different level of manufacturing that for years made Sea Ray the largest and most successful builder of pleasure boats in the world and the best selling boat in America.

Believe it or not, Ray originally built the 16 foot Sea Ray hulls in a shop where golf cart bodies and coffins were assembled. With the assistance of a former GM designer, the boats became much more stylish and safe. Sea Ray became one of the first companies in the industry to build pleasure boats out of fiberglass and other high-tech composites. By 1986, the company sold for $350 million to Brunswick Corporation.    At the time, Sea Ray was one of the largest boat companies with 40 models ranging from 17-60 feet and employing 4,500 people who built about 28,000 boats a year. The pre-owned Sea Ray market today remains the largest of the brokerage industry selling thousands of boats worldwide each year.

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For over 50 years, Sea Ray has been committed to building the most sophisticated sport boats, cruisers and yachts. Sea Ray was the first in the industry to become ISO Certified. This certification not only guarantees a quality product, it guarantees a sound company.   All customer requirements are met with the end goal to increase client satisfaction. The company and product quality is always improving. The company morale and professional culture are top of the game, being able to describe, understand, and communicate the company process with no hesitation.

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With accountability, comes forward thinking ideas that are implemented in the design and technology of Sea Rays. From quiet rides and the command center to creating an aesthetic ambience, the limits are endless. You’ll see how the sun is embraced on the Sport Yacht/Yacht Series by using the SkyFlow design. SkyFlow’s glass cathedral ceiling on the Sundancer 510 over the galley and salon allows light to beam through to reduce the cave like feeling. This feature is carried through to L Class models. Giving the salon what feels like added interior volume. Winning the AIM Marine Group Editor’s Choice Award for softening the separation between indoor and outdoor space.

Design expertise creates symmetry in space that is beautifully functional. Nothing is too insignificant when it comes to building a Sea Ray. The materials are chosen with the client’s comfort in mind. Whether they want a space for entertaining guests or time to get away, Sea Ray will meet those needs. Anywhere from a wine glass storage space hidden away in the cabinetry for no one to see, to cutting edge entertaining centers, Sea Ray will help meet your goal.

The L-Class range is the boldest of the yachts Sea Ray delivers. Beauty is one thing, but combined with comfort and performance is a whole other level of superiority. The L-Class family features 6 different models: L550, L550 FLY, L590, L590 FLY, L650, L650 FLY. Each model will provide the user a perfect synergy of class, functionality, and control. What takes the L Class to the next level from previous generations are the materials, finishes, amenities and features incorporated in this class. The palate of materials, power, and customer support give the L Class the perfect balance a yachting enthusiast is looking for.

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These 10 amenities make Royal Caribbean Group's new ultra-luxury cruise ship worth its $4,550-a-week price

• I spent five nights on Silversea's new ultra-luxury cruise ship, Silver Ray . 
• Fares in 2024 start at $4,550 per person for a seven-day cruise.
• My favorite amenities on Silver Ray included a sauna with ocean views and a fun cooking class.

The hardest part about your Silver Ray cruise could be deciding what you want to indulge in first.

Silversea, Royal Caribbean Group's most luxurious cruise line, recently welcomed its 12th ship, the 728-guest Silver Ray. But as with any new floating five-star hotel , the cost to sail won't be ultra-cheap, with weeklong cruises starting at a whopping $4,550 per person in 2024.

I might've scoffed at this cost before boarding Silversea's second Nova Class vessel . But after experiencing all it has to offer on a complimentary five-night test cruise in mid-June, the price tag now makes more sense — and might even be justifiable.

Take a look at my 10 favorite amenities on Silver Ray , all of which shed some light on its steep fare.

1. The butler-delivered caviar you can eat on your couch while wearing pajamas

Room service isn't always free on mass-market cruise ships .

On Silver Ray, not only are the hot dogs and hamburgers delivered to your suite complimentary — but caviar is, too.

Simply call the room service line or ask your butler for caviar, and before you know it, a tin of the expensive fish eggs will be presented at your door.

You don't want to know how pretentious and insufferable I felt as I shoveled the tiny pearly bites into my mouth while lounging on the couch.

It wasn't the best caviar I've ever had (it's one of Calvisius' cheapest options). But it definitely added the unnecessary, theatrical, and extravagant touch I had been seeking on a $650-a-day cruise.

2. The sushi lunch

Dinner at Silver Ray's Japanese restaurant, Kaiseki, costs $80 per person. But it's complimentary during lunch, making it a great place to gorge on free sushi, sashimi, beef-filled bao buns, and ramen.

Alcohol is complimentary on Silversea, too. So feel free to have a glass of sake and Japanese beer with your raw fish feast.

Like the caviar, the sushi quality wasn’t comparable to Michelin-rated omakase restaurants.

The scallop nigiri in my sushi and sashimi combo tasted more lightly poached than raw, the uni was served on unevenly cut cucumbers, and the octopus in the octopus roll was too chewy.

But complaints aside, the portions were gracious, the fish quality was acceptable, and the rolls were diverse. The spicy tuna roll had the perfect allium punch, while the vegetarian one stood its ground among the raw fish. It was far better than I expected for a cruise ship lunch.

Best of all, it was complimentary. And while it didn't change my life, it certainly satisfied my craving.

3. The upscale café without the upscale prices

Many popular cruise ships have an onboard Starbucks. Silver Ray goes one step further with a café comparable to your overpriced neighborhood coffee shop (and this one won't make you pay extra for oat milk).

At the centrally located Arts Cafe, guests can order latte art-topped espresso drinks and uncommon tea varieties — all served with Mepra spoons that cost $40 each.

If you're a fan of cucumber sandwiches and cakes, the Art Cafe is also a great place to grab a mid-day snack or host an impromptu afternoon tea.

4. The entertaining cooking class

Silversea's SALT — an acronym for "sea and land taste" — program weaves cuisines local to the ship's destination into the cruise.

At SALT Lab, this takes the form of a complimentary cooking class.

You might think, 'I'm on vacation — I don't want to cook!'

I hear you. But SALT Lab is nothing like cooking at home.

For starters, the instructor and their assistant do all the cleaning and prepare all your mise en place for you. And I guarantee they're funnier, wittier, and more lighthearted than your partner who yells at you for not following the recipe.

All you have to do is listen to their instructions, assemble, cook, and eat.

5. The restaurant showcasing dishes from the itinerary

SALT isn't just a cooking class. It's a lifestyle. (Just kidding — but not really.)

Silver Ray offers SALT cooking classes, SALT shore excursions, a $180 SALT Chef's Table dinner, a SALT Bar, and a SALT Kitchen.

If you hate repeating meals, the latter could be your savior. Half of its menu changes almost daily according to the ship's destination. So, if you didn't have time to explore a port's cuisine, you could go to SALT Kitchen instead.

When Silver Ray was docked in Lisbon, the restaurant had options like roasted pork loin with a Portuguese red bell pepper sauce, and travesseiros, a popular dessert from nearby Sintra, Portugal.

6. The half-restaurant, half-jazz bar

Silver Note is where you go to chow down on small plates of beef tenderloin and octopus tentacles while being serenaded by live jazz vocalists and pianists. If you can overlook the purple and red spotlights that give the venue a cheap dive bar feel, you'll be delighted by Silver Note's talented performers, tapas-style food, and fun plating.

The plates were pre-warmed, the lobster tail was perfectly cooked, and the musicians were world-class. I ate alone and stayed for about two hours, fully engaged by the impressive vocalist.

7. The spa’s view

Access to spa facilities like saunas is often complimentary on high-end cruises .

Silver Ray's was admittedly bare-boned, with only three rooms (a steam room, sauna, and thermal pool). But you'll quickly forget about the lack of options when you see the ocean views inside the pool and sauna.

The latter is a great place to balance your yin (peacefully staring at the passing waves) with your yang (feeling like you're about to have a heat stroke).

Unfortunately, the steam room doesn't have any views. However, it does offer complimentary scented scrubs that will leave you with baby-soft skin.

8. The pool

You're probably wondering how an amenity as commonplace as a pool could be so special.

There is, in fact, nothing spectacular about the pool itself. What is special, however, is its placement toward the starboard-side edge of the ship, giving swimmers a photogenic view of Silver Ray's surroundings instead of sunbathers' toes.

Don't worry, fellow loungers. We get a perk, too.

No need to walk to the pool bar to refill your piña colada. The waitstaff will do it for you.

9. The elevators

Before Silver Ray, I would've scoffed if you had told me one of my favorite amenities on a cruise ship would be the elevators. But alas, it seems not all of them are created equal.

On most cruise ships, the elevators are located at the center of the vessel and flanked by corridors on either side.

Like the pool, all six of Silver Ray's elevators are located by the edge of the ship — half port side, half starboard side — and lined with glass walls, giving riders sweeping views of the ship's surroundings.

Not to be dramatic, but I've never seen a more beautiful elevator.

Once inside, travelers can select their desired floor on the touchscreen.

The screen's floor descriptions are updated on port days to indicate where guests must disembark. It's a small but convenient touch I've yet to see on other cruises, saving travelers the panicked "where do I get off this ship?" question.

10. The tablet-phone-TV connectivity

The best part about my Deluxe Veranda suite wasn't the walk-in closet or balcony. It was the seamless connectivity between my phone, the in-room tablet, and the TV.

Silver Ray's cabins have portable touchscreen tablets that function as a vacation guidebook, daily scheduler, and suite control center.

The TV has the same functions, for when you're sitting on the couch and too lazy to retrieve the tablet. Or, if you're not in your cabin, your mobile Silversea profile has the same options.

As someone who religiously studies menus before going to a restaurant, I loved having every onboard restaurant's menu at my fingertips.

But the real winning feature was the "sleep" setting. No more hitting your knee on furniture as you navigate back to bed after turning the lights off. The sleep setting slowly dims the suite's light fixtures, giving guests plenty of time to saunter back to bed before everything goes dark.

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