Aicon Yachts began its journey in Milan, Italy, in 1993 as a furniture manufacturer for hotels. Three years later, the company relocated to Sicily and shifted its focus to yacht furniture. In 1999, Aicon made a major pivot, entering the luxury yacht market. Their debut model, the Aicon ’56, was recognized at the 2005 Cannes Boat Show, winning the award for Best Flybridge Yacht in the under-60-foot category.

However, due to the decline in demand during the global financial crisis of 2008, Aicon Yachts was forced to halt yacht production. The brand remained inactive until 2018, when it was acquired by entrepreneurs Mark-Udo Broich and John Weners.

Aicon Yachts' main production facility is located in Giammoro, Sicily, Italy, where you'll find four covered hangars and office buildings.

To create their distinctive style, Aicon collaborates with renowned designer Sergio Cutolo on their yacht projects.

Today, Aicon Yachts offers a fleet featuring two models of planing flybridge yachts: the Vivere 66 and the Vivere 78, measuring 20 and 24 meters, respectively. The company’s production capabilities enable them to build custom yachts up to 27 meters in length. Clients have the flexibility to choose their preferred layout, interior design, and even customize the exterior features of their yacht.