La Pepona (2012) review
Yacht · 64 ft (20 m) · Casa de Campo
expert score
Key specs
- Builder
- Aicon
- Model
- Aicon 64 Fly
- Length
- 64 ft (20 m)
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 4
Verdict
The Aicon 64 Fly is a stylish Italian flybridge yacht that balances large-boat comfort with solid planing performance. For the 2012 listing, the strongest appeal is its 4-cabin, 4-bath layout, two-crew operation, and good onboard amenities, though buyers should note the model’s specs vary across listings.
Pros
- +4-cabin, 4-bath layout suits larger groups
- +Flybridge format gives strong outdoor living space
- +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi improve charter comfort
- +Twin-engine planing hull supports respectable speed
Cons
- −Published specs vary by listing and year
- −Capacity figures are inconsistent across sources
- −Fuel burn and operating costs are likely substantial
- −Handling will be more relaxed than sporty
The Aicon 64 Fly has the classic Italian flybridge yacht formula: long, low-profile styling, a broad beam, and a layout designed around outdoor entertaining and a full-size cruising interior. Public listings consistently show a 4-cabin configuration, while the reviewed 2012 charter listing adds 4 bathrooms, air conditioning, and Wi‑Fi, which makes it well suited to family or group cruising.[1][3][8][9]
On the water, this is a planing motor yacht rather than a slow-displacement cruiser, so it should deliver confident passagemaking and useful cruising speeds for its class. Different public sources list different engine packages and performance figures, but they all point to twin-diesel power and a boat intended for efficient coastal cruising rather than aggressive handling.[1][5][8][14]
Comfort is a major strength. The 64 Fly’s beam supports a livable salon and good cabin volume, and the flybridge adds another social zone that is valuable at anchor and underway. Crew accommodation is also part of the setup on charter listings, which helps keep service practical on longer trips.[1][3][9]
In value terms, the Aicon 64 Fly is attractive if the buyer wants a spacious flybridge yacht with established charter-friendly accommodations and strong onboard livability. The main caution is that public data is inconsistent across listings, so any purchase or charter decision should be based on the exact vessel’s refit history, engine hours, and verified specification sheet.[1][3][8][10]
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