At the Monaco Yacht Show, Meyer Yachts, the superyacht division of Meyer Werft, unveiled a new 210-meter superyacht concept called TWO10.

A slender profile designed by Meyer Yachts’ in-house team conceals the yacht’s enormous size and serves as a source of inspiration for owners seeking their next vessel.

Notable features include a helipad on the bow that functions as a tennis court, complete with a fine-mesh net that can be set up when in use, and a beach club that spans two decks and features a suspended infinity pool. Below a glass gallery balcony furnished with couches and coffee tables is a bar.

Aside from the bow, the TWO10’s stern features the largest pane of glass ever installed on a vessel.

Lars Kruse, director of sales at Meyer Yachts, stated at the show, “The TWO10 exemplifies the Meyer Group’s capabilities in every respect, and we are currently very pleased with the response to our yachting activities.”

The TWO10 concept is the second design from the shipyard after the 150-foot ONE50 concept was unveiled at the Monaco Yacht Show in 2017.

The German shipyard, which traditionally constructs some of the largest cruise ships in the world, inaugurated its superyacht division a year ago. Meyer Group, whose origins are in the cruising industry, has the capacity to construct yachts up to 500 metres in length and will position itself at the top of the market with the goal of constructing “the world’s largest and greenest mega yachts.”