PLANS have been launched for an enormous megayacht more than 200 metres long including its own tennis court, swimming pool, and helicopter pad.

The opulent TWO10 superyacht, designed by German shipbuilder Meyer Werft Group, boasts a beach club spanning two decks, as well as a suspended infinity pool.

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And the firm, based in Papenburg, Lower Saxony, plans to build even larger vessels up to 500 metres in length.

The design for the yacht – which stretches to a length of 210 metres (688 feet) in length – was unveiled at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show.

As well as a full-size tennis court at the bow which doubles as a helipad, the pool features the largest pane of glass ever installed on a yacht.

Beneath the pool is a bar with a gallery-style glass balcony, complete with sofas and coffee tables.

Speaking at the show, Meyer Yachts’ head of sale Lars Kruse said: “The TWO10 illustrates the capacities of the Meyer Group in every respect and we are currently very satisfied with the response to our yachting activities.”

It is the second design to come from the superyacht division of the shipyard after it revealed plans for the 150-metre ONE50 concept at last year’s Monaco Yacht Show.

The firm, which was founded in 1975, claims it will corner the top end of the yacht market…