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Aicon 70 Vivere Video Review: A Flybridge for Family Weekends

By the YachtWay editorial deskUpdated November 2026Video walkthrough8 min read

The Aicon 70 Vivere is a 21.74 m (71 ft 4 in) flybridge from Aicon Yachts in Italy. We filmed it in Cannes after the 2026 show, in the US configuration. It has a hydraulic swim platform that can carry a tender or jet ski, a flybridge with a summer kitchen and a beam to beam sunbed, a saloon with a marble galley and a lower helm, and three or four cabins below. Twin 1300 HP engines give 27 knots cruise and 31 knots top speed, and the boat stays quiet on the way there.

Built for weekends with family

The Aicon 70 Vivere is sized for a family and their friends. There is space to eat outside on three levels, a galley that works like a home kitchen and cabins with their own bathrooms.

Aicon makes the metalwork and the woodwork in house, and it shows in the details: thick doors with magnetic latches, suede walls on the lower deck and an engine room that is laid out so a captain can find anything fast.

The vibeItalian flybridge, quiet and family friendly
The powerTwin 1300 HP, 27 kn cruise, 31 kn max
Best forFamily weekends and Med or Bahamas cruising

What stood out on board

  • Hydraulic swim platform
    It lowers into the water with fold out steps and can carry a jet ski or a tender.
  • A flybridge you can live on
    Summer kitchen with a barbecue, a bar with an ice maker, teak dining, a love seat and a beam to beam sunbed.
  • A galley like home
    U shaped galley on starboard with real marble, a home size fridge and a hob with built in extraction.
  • Quiet at speed
    At about 25 knots nothing rattled and the engines were barely heard in the saloon.
  • Full beam owner cabin
    An office desk, a queen plus bed, a vanity with a jewelry tray, a safe, a TV and an en suite with a bench shower.
  • An engine room done right
    Twin MAN V8 engines, raised generators and batteries, clear fuel filter panels, everything labelled and everything doubled.

Spec sheet at a glance

FeatureWhat you getThe benefit
Length overall21.74 m (71 ft 4 in)Room for three levels of outdoor living
Beam5.34 m (17 ft 6 in)A full beam owner cabin below
Draft1.61 m (5 ft 3 in)Reaches most anchorages and marinas
Displacement42 tA solid, steady ride
HullVacuum infused fiberglassStrong and consistent build
Engines2 x 1300 HPPlenty of power for a 70 ft flybridge
Cruise speed27 knCovers a coastline in a morning
Max speed31 knReserve when the weather turns
Fuel4,000 l (1,056 US gal)Long legs between fuel stops
Water1,150 l (300 US gal)Days aboard without a top up
Layout3 or 4 cabins plus crew cabinChoose more guests or more space

Swim platform and aft deck

The hydraulic swim platform has fold out steps and can carry a jet ski or a tender. A flush gate with the Aicon bird etched in Plexiglas leads to the crew cabin and the engine room. Up on the aft deck, C shaped seating wraps a fold out table, with side benches and a drop down shade built in.

  • Platform.
    Hydraulic, with fold out steps.
  • Crew access.
    The crew cabin and engine room open from aft.
  • Aft deck.
    C shaped seating, a fold out table and side benches.
  • Shade.
    An integrated drop down shade.

Side decks and bow

Floor to ceiling side windows run along the hull, finished in metallic silver paint. The bow has seating with two coffee tables, a sunbed, pop up lights and a bimini on carbon poles.

  • Bow lounge.
    Seating with two coffee tables and a sunbed.
  • Bimini.
    Shade on carbon poles.
  • Anchor wash.
    A chain wash system keeps the locker clean.
  • Storage.
    Line lockers and big storage under the deck.

Flybridge

Deep steps lead up to a flybridge that works as a second living room. There is space for an optional crane and a life raft.

  • Summer kitchen.
    Barbecue, fridge and freezer.
  • Bar.
    Sink, ice maker and fridge.
  • Dining.
    Teak table, love seat and a beam to beam sunbed.
  • Fly helm.
    Joystick, bow and stern thrusters, Zipwake, stabilizing fins, two 16 in Garmins and Fusion audio.
  • Skylight.
    A window into the saloon below with an Aicon logo pattern.

Saloon, galley and lower helm

The aft window folds up and the door opens fully, so the saloon and the aft deck become one space. The galley sits on starboard in a U shape with real marble, a Garmin repeater, a home size fridge and a hob with built in extraction. Forward, the lounge has a pop up TV, a wine cooler, a drawer for wine glasses and a table that expands to seat up to 12.

  • Quiet ride.
    Nothing rattled at about 25 knots.
  • Lower helm.
    On port under an opening glass roof panel, with a one piece windshield and 16 in Garmins.
  • Helm systems.
    Fins, autopilot, AC vents and adjustable seats.
  • Side door.
    Direct access from the helm to the side deck.

Cabins

The lower deck has suede walls and carpet, with the breaker panel hidden behind a mirror. The full beam owner cabin has an office desk, a queen plus bed, a vanity with a mirror and a felt jewelry tray, a safe under a tray, a TV and an en suite with a bench in the shower. Our 1.85 m presenter had headroom to spare.

  • VIP.
    Forward, with the bed set at 45 degrees, a vanity and an en suite with a walk in shower.
  • Twin cabin.
    On starboard, with a head that doubles as the day head.
  • Doors.
    Thick doors with magnetic latches.
  • Layouts.
    The floor plan takes up to four cabins.
  • Crew cabin.
    Aft, with bunks, a dinette and a shower.

Engine room

The engine room holds twin MAN V8 engines with clear space around them. It can also be reached through a hatch from the dining area.

  • Raised equipment.
    Two generators and the batteries sit up high.
  • Fuel filters.
    Clear panels show the filters at a glance.
  • Labelling.
    Everything is labelled, and the key systems are doubled.
  • Systems.
    Empirbus controls, AC in the engine room and a Garmin camera.
The verdict

The Aicon 70 Vivere is a family boat that does not feel like a compromise. The swim platform, the flybridge kitchen and the marble galley make long days easy, and the quiet ride means guests can talk in the saloon at cruising speed. Below deck the owner cabin, the VIP and the twin all have their own head, and the engine room is one of the tidiest we have seen at this size. If you are looking at 70 ft flybridges, put this one on the list.

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In this video

  1. 00:00 Introduction
  2. 01:14 Swim platform
  3. 02:01 Engine room access and gate
  4. 03:34 Aft deck
  5. 04:18 Side deck
  6. 05:04 Bow
  7. 07:20 Flybridge
  8. 09:51 Flybridge helm
  9. 10:38 Skylight
  10. 11:02 Saloon
  11. 11:25 Galley
  12. 13:22 Saloon lounge
  13. 14:06 Quiet ride
  14. 15:13 TV and wine storage
  15. 16:20 Lower helm
  16. 18:10 Lower deck
  17. 18:55 Owner cabin
  18. 22:20 Owner head
  19. 22:44 VIP cabin
  20. 24:58 Doors
  21. 25:45 Twin cabin
  22. 27:00 Crew cabin
  23. 28:29 Engine room
  24. 32:56 Final thoughts
Presented by
Heigo Paartalu
YachtWay Spotlight host
Filmed by
YachtWay Studios