Neptun 210 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

29.83' · 9.09 m

Displ.

2,300 lbs · 1,043 kg

First year

1946

The Neptun 210 occupies a distinctive place in European fiberglass history as one of the early "massmarket" entrylevel cruisers. Launched in 1964 by the German shipyard NeptunYachten, it was the brainchild of Rudolf Eberhardt and Wolfgang Tiersch, who famously built their first hull in a cellar before moving to larger facilities in Bielefeld and later Lage. Designed as a "Jollenkreuzer" (centerboard cruiser), the 210 was intended to provide a bridge between sporty dayboats and true coastal cruisers, prioritizing ease of handling and portability. Over its production run, which ended in 1973, it became a staple on European inland lakes, favored for its shallow draft and robust, handlaid fiberglass construction neptunyachten.net.