Monte Carlo, Monaco — 23 September 2026 · world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show.
Unveiled at Monaco while still in build: 85 metres (280 feet), and the largest sloop-rigged sailing yacht in the world.
Unveiled at Monaco, still at the yard
Royal Huisman presented Project 410 at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show as a world premiere. She is not in Port Hercule: the unveiling is of a yacht entering the final stage of completion at Vollenhove, in the Netherlands. At 85 metres (280 feet) she will be the largest sloop-rigged sailing yacht in the world, and among the ten largest sailing yachts of any kind.
A sailor's yacht, at 85 metres (280 feet)
The brief was not simply scale: Royal Huisman says she is meant to be ready to sail in minutes and to perform in light airs. Frers Design started from a hull with enough volume for two decks around a single mast and a deliberately small deckhouse. High freeboards buy privacy, and low draft with high stability lets her reach places at very small angles of heel.
One arrow from bow to stern
Mani Frers describes pure deck lines forming a single arrow shape from bow to stern, taking in the glass pilothouse, with a raked mast and a specially engineered boom. The carbon mast, boom and sailing system come from Rondal, Royal Huisman's sister company.
Designed from the inside out
The main living spaces sit on one level inside the hull, under the deckhouse. Aft, the veranda runs into the beach club, so interior, shade, sunlight and water follow one another without a break. Extra-large hull windows, skylights and high ceilings bring the horizon and the mast into the rooms.
Regenerating under sail
The platform follows Royal Huisman's Tidal Shift sustainability programme. Quiet running and a silent mode are among the technologies meant to cut energy use while making her more comfortable on board.
“Project 410 represents an extraordinary combination of vision, scale and innovation.”
