Sea Ray Surf Boats For Sale

Sea Ray surf boats use a forward-facing Bravo 4S stern drive that spins the propeller around and tucks it roughly 26 to 38 inches further under the hull than a conventional drive, which is what lets these models throw a clean, surfable wake from a sterndrive platform. The current lineup of the Sea Ray surf boat runs from the 23-foot SDX 230 Surf and the 25-foot 2-inch SDX 250 Surf to the SLX 260 Surf, which measures 25 feet 9 inches with an 8-foot-6-inch beam. A Sea Ray wake surf boat suits buyers who want true wakesurf and wakeboard capability without giving up bow lounging, a head compartment and cruising comfort. Anyone shopping a Sea Ray surf boat for sale should note the SDX 250 Surf carries 14 people, weighs 6,825 pounds and holds 65 gallons of fuel.

Power on the SDX 250 Surf starts with a 300-horsepower Mercury MerCruiser, with an optional 350-horsepower upgrade, while the SDX 230 Surf and SLX 260 Surf come standard with the 6.2-liter 350-horsepower MerCruiser. On the SLX 260 Surf, Sea Ray publishes a cruising speed of 28 to 32 mph and a top speed of around 44 to 46 mph, with a dry weight of 6,198 pounds that rises to 7,600 pounds fully optioned. Its contra-rotating dual props give more surface area for faster hole shots and better fuel efficiency. The SDX 250 Surf carries 1,550 pounds of subfloor factory ballast split across three tanks, each with a dedicated pump so the wave can be tuned for surfers from beginner to advanced; surf sets run around 11 mph.

Every Sea Ray wakesurf boat in the range comes with a standard electric folding water sports tower. The Sea Ray wakeboard tower carries top and side-mounted surf tow points, so a rope can be set in the center for wakeboarding or to either side for surfing, and the SDX 230 Surf adds 2026 Skylon Pro multi-position board racks with vest hangers. A Sea Ray wakeboard tower bimini top is integrated as standard for shade over the helm and spotters, and the towers accept optional Fusion tower speakers and three-position swiveling board racks. The SLX 260 Surf tower can be fitted with a projector that shines the Sea Ray logo onto the cockpit floor.

The helm runs a dual digital dash with two 9-inch Simrad touchscreens and a Sea Ray surf interface powered by Mercury Smart Tow. Drivers pick an activity through the water sports app, choose surf left or right, and adjust ballast, wave size, pocket length, launch acceleration and towing speed by touch, while the system holds speed and coordinates the electric surf tabs. The boats use Mercury digital throttle and shift with active trim, plus C-Zone digital switching, chart plotter and depth finder. Inductive charging at the helm comes with the entertainment bundle.

The transom is built for water sports staging, with a manual submersible swim step, a stainless steel flip-down ski ladder, a large port-side gear locker and a sun pad that converts to a sun bed. The SDX 250 Surf adds a flip-down transom step, a doggy/baby gate door, midship cleats and a transom shower, with stereo, USB and USB-C controls aft. SeaDek flooring is available, with vinyl snap-in flooring as an alternative on the SDX 250 Surf.

Inside, the cockpit offers L-shaped or U-shaped seating with under-seat and in-floor storage, dedicated soft-sided cooler holds and stowage for teak bow and cockpit tables. A folding center windshield with a deployable air dam extends the season, and the bow has a built-in cooler, anchor locker, optional boarding ladder and a filler cushion that converts the space into a sun pad. Notably for boats this size, each model offers a head compartment, with the SDX 250 Surf providing a toilet, sink and fresh water on board. The SLX 260 Surf carries a 14-gallon fresh water tank and a 75-gallon fuel capacity, and its windshield is angled to sit level with the horizon when the boat is on plane.