The Boatworld Explorer 320 is an adventure-focused inflatable boat developed around the demands of polar exploration. Its story began with Boatworld’s work with British explorer David Scott Cowper, who needed a tough, portable inflatable for his Arctic expeditions and Northwest Passage journeys.
At 3.2 metres long, the Explorer 320 is built for boaters who want a capable platform for fishing, wild camping, coastal exploring and more demanding recreational use. Its high-pressure Air V floor creates a firm, stable platform underfoot and helps the boat track efficiently and plane easily with suitable outboard power.
The hull is built from durable 0.9mm 1100 denier PVC with additional reinforcement underneath for extra protection during beaching, rocky launches and repeated use. A wide 1.7 metre beam and 45cm tubes provide reassuring stability and useful internal space for passengers, fishing tackle and expedition gear.
The Explorer 320 carries up to four adults and one child, with a maximum loaded weight of 725kg, and is rated for outboards up to 15hp. Practical features include aluminium sliding seats, passenger grab handles, anti-slip matting and Borika accessory mounts for adding compatible fishing or boating equipment.
With a genuine expedition heritage, the Explorer 320 combines portability, durability and capable performance in a boat built for serious adventure.
