Inside Our 50ft Aluminum Explorer Yacht: A Closer Look at UNDRA
Welcome aboard UNDRA, our 50-foot aluminum explorer yacht, in our latest video that invites you to explore the ins and outs of our unique home on the water. We, Jason and Nikki Wynn, are thrilled to share this intimate tour, showcasing the compact yet surprisingly spacious design that allows us to venture further than most boats.
What to Expect in the Tour
In this video, you’ll get a detailed overview of our yacht, where adventure meets comfort. From the forward deck and heavy-duty build materials to the innovative flybridge and steering station, we’ll highlight the features that make UNDRA a true explorer’s dream. You’ll also see how we’ve designed our living spaces—like the salon and galley—to maximize efficiency while providing a homey feel, complete with heated floors, dual-pane windows, and ample storage.
We’ll dive into our unique systems, like the solar and wind generators that power our off-grid lifestyle, and address some of the challenges we face, including our tender situation and tight spaces that require a bit of flexibility.
Journey Towards Curiosity
Our journey aboard UNDRA reflects our commitment to curiosity and alternative living. Since 2011, we’ve roamed the world in pursuit of understanding and connection, inspired by the diverse landscapes and people we encounter. We relish the opportunity to talk to strangers, learn new skills, and rethink what it means to call a place home.
Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a landlocked dreamer, we aim to spark your curiosity. So grab a snack and settle in as we take you on a tour of our floating sanctuary. We’re excited to have you join us on this journey of exploration and discovery.
Stay salty, and remember, curiosity is the key to unlocking life’s adventures!
For more details, don’t forget to check our website for behind-the-scenes content, gear guides, and ways to connect with us: GoneWithTheWynns.com.
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What a beautiful clean boat! Congrats you two.
What a beautiful vessel, the Delorean of the seas
You've likely already investigated this but a hydraulic shaft drive as a get-home / maintain-steerage-while-you-fix-the-main could be an option if there's space to insert one on the driveshaft.
You have no idea how ideal this boat is for Swedish coastal waters with all the islands and your low draft allow you to easily navigate through the archipelago on either the east or west coast. I guarantee you will enjoy it. The west side being rougher and very scenic and the east side calmer. Ideal season to go is June with May-Sept as acceptable windows for summer feelings. Some places get crowded mid June to early August, but with 10'000s of islands, even peak season is fine.
I was recently at dry dock in Sidney BC Canada, and there's a sibling boat to yours close by. very stout. Looking, hope you have fun.
I always get the heebie geebies having water connections inside what is effectively a circuit board. Hope there is some good RCD devices installed.
42:40 I think you mean 300cm, not 300mm.
You look so happy out on the water and traveling again. Let the fun begin!
I got bored following so many sail boat life channels. Finally get to watch life in a power yacht
Now all you are missing is Singa. Miss that one.
This is such a great channel I watched from your first episode of buying your first boat till now I haven't been able to have time to watch the RV shows that you guys are great explorers modern day explorers.. absolutely love it
She's a lovely motor yacht, guys. Thanks for the tour.
Do the kites! I wanna see you sail with kites.
Correction.. it’s al-Lee-min-nee-um… aliminium.
Kay?
Carry on…
Just watched the video of your new home. We absolutely love it. After watching you two for many years this is the perfect boat for your new adventures and we wish you only the best for the years ahead on Undra. We have spent our family time on yachts never on motor boats although my husband spent 16 years as an officer on passenger and cargo vessels. He spent six months in Sandefjord Norway standing by a container ship to be completed and to be brought to New Zealand. There are some beautiful places to visit by sea throughout Norway and the coast. Looking forward to your next video. ❤Gaye and Brian, Kerikeri Northland NZ.
I am SO happy for you guys. I think you a fantastic choice of boat. The way haven't planned your trip, is so exciting.
3.20 – welcome to tidal England 🙂 If you didnt go with some tidal flow against, at some time, you'd never get anywhere LOL
Looks like you are traveling along the south coast – Love it 🙂
What a Fantastic tour of your amazing boat, thankyou👍. Wasn’t sold on her initially, however, after each and every episode, her appeal and build quality was obvious to see…. I am now a huge fan. I dread to think how much she would cost to build these days, you certainly got a bargain at auction and, the boat found her perfect owners. Hope you and your guests have a great time in the UK. If you do decide to venture up north to Scotland, you may want to consider a trip inland down the Caledonian Canal. It is stunningly beautiful. It was specifically built to allow vessels to pass between the North Sea (via the Beauly Firth in Inverness) and the Atlantic Ocean/West Coast (via Loch Linnhe at Corpach, near Fort William). It will take you through Loch ness, as well as many other lochs, and provides a safe shortcut that avoids the dangerous waters around the north of Scotland. Also, if you find yourself in our Capital city of Edinburgh and fancy a wee tour, let us know, as we would be more than happy to show you around and treat you to dinner, it’s the least we can do as a thank you for sharing your ventures with us. Thanks again. Ps. We Scottish also love Mexican food, just like the Texas folk😋
So freaking excited for you guys. Everything you've wanted for YEARS. Yay! Can't wait to see the future content….'oh, the places you will go!'
Poseidon will know that you didn't scrub the name "Yeti" off the switch panel on the dash?
If you two knew how key to my mental health you are – it would scare you. I'm not financially capable of buying a boat like that – but if I could – YETI – (a better name) – would be my dream boat to circumnavigate the world over 5 years. Hop – Live – Hop – Live – that is what I would do. So thank you for taking us with you – and letting us look through glass of the navigation station – as we all cross 90 in the Channel.
maybe im a few years ahead with this question, with your current experience on this boat build/refit in the netherlands will you do the next refit/build/new boat also be done in the netherlands?
It happened let it go and motor boat.
Such an amazing vessel. I think it suits you two to a tee. I’m looking forward to the adventures to come.
I think my favourite upgrade would be lithium batteries, or whatever you go with, and maybe a few more stick on panels to maximize your solar setup. All that would also open up other options for upgrades. Especially the hybrid options you were talking about.
Times are getting exciting.
Nice boat. You could explore the Baltic sea. Go like Norway- Denmark and Copenhagen- Up to Åland and then go Finland – Estonia and back down on the East side. Amazing cities and Islands!
But maybe it is too late for that. You wanna go in the summer and this video was probably recorded a few weeks ago.
Your boat is awesome. I love it. You guys so deserve this. Cant wait to see all the new places and adventures you will have. ❤️❤️
You can hang a hammock behind your boat.
Congrats on the boat, a comfortable tank to cruise 😂. But i must say, again with the electric motors? why? You said it yourself that the boat is extremely frugal on diesel. Dont ruin what already works for the sake of ideology or something like that. Furthermore electric power is much less efficient displacing a boat like that vs diesel powered engine. Your range will greatly diminish.
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That is for sure a really special boat, I love everything except the lack of a "real" engine room. That would be a dealbreaker for me. But goodluck on your adventures 🙂
I clicked out of curiosity and stayed because it was awesome.
I wondered about the name "Undra" that you chose instead of going with another "Curiosity". Now it makes perfect sense, you did. Just in another language. There are three main cruising families I have followed for years, and I am pretty sure you have all met each other at various time. The Whittakers on ZATARA, Alayna and Riley on LA VAGABONDE, and Jason and Nikki on CURIOSITY. I just want to thank all three families for giving this old man so much pleasure as I have followed your travels for years.
How is the ventilation in the clubhouse? I’d put a co2 sensor in such a small room.
Everything considered, it will probably be a long time before you get back to sails, if ever… 🤪
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