2003 Aicon 56 Flybridge

The Aicon 56 Flybridge is a 57-foot fiberglass motoryacht powered by twin Caterpillar 3406E engines rated at 800 horsepower each. Built in 2003, the boat features a full-beam flybridge design with multiple outdoor entertaining spaces: a bow lounge area, a flybridge helm station with seating for five around a table, and a swim platform with teak passerelle and storage lazarette. The flybridge includes a Gaggenau grill and wet bar with refrigerator, while the main deck offers generous teak decking throughout the cockpit and multiple exterior grabrails for safety.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates guests across four staterooms and three heads. The master stateroom features a queen berth, cherry vanity with burlwood top, flat-screen TV, and an ensuite head with full shower, bidet, and teak flooring. Two additional guest staterooms—one with a queen island berth and one with twin bunks—each have their own heads with showers. A separate crew quarters provides independent accommodation with its own head and shower. The main saloon features a curved leather sofa, cherry cabinetry, and a dinette with custom cherry table and wine cabinet, while the galley is equipped with a four-burner stove, full-size refrigerator and freezer, microwave, and double sink.

Navigation and helm systems include a Raymarine E120 display, E80 GPS chartplotter, radar, autopilot, and VHF radio. The lower helm features a wooden wheel and burlwood dash with electronic throttles and trim tab controls. A diesel generator with 631 hours supports ship's power, and a bow thruster provides additional maneuvering capability. The yacht carries comprehensive electronics for cruising, along with air conditioning and heating throughout.