I am selling a speedboat yamaha 200hp with Parasail and all the equipment included . All permits included for boat and parasail . Commercial license and inspection papers too. If interested call or email me at 088 8282 218 or hecter888ahotmail.com

http://www.expat-blog.com/en/classified ... -sale.html

Just came across this and thought it made a nice change from Bar/Restaurant/Guesthouse for sale.
Anyone been parasailing there ? It's on Sokha.
http://www.parasailingcambodia.com/

And if someone here buys it, you owe me a beer Hector.
You don't know me but I'll find you.
(Disclaimer. I have no interest in this at all - apart from the beer.)

Sounds like a load of chute to me.

So does the person buying the business need any sort of licence? Not interested in buying, just curious.

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In a parallel world known as anywhere else the vessel operator would need a minimum of a USCG 6 passenger license as delineated in the International Colregs of 1972. Colregs is short for Colision Regulations. International as in international.

Having spent a few hours behind the wheel of para-sail boats both in the Caribe & the Fl. Keys it requires a great deal finesse to operate safely.
Have NEVER seen a para-sail boat with outboard machinery.

Google para-sail adventures gone bad. Things go fubar rather hastily.

''Have NEVER seen a para-sail boat with outboard machinery.''

I retract that statement! Have seen in Cozumel & Isla Mujeres Mexico. In the mid 70's.

They are launching & landing from beach. A crowded beach. What could possibly go wrong. Beach launching & landings & stationary platform launching & landing went out in late 70's. All modern para-sail equipment now launch & land on a large aft deck of vessel. All inboard gas or diesel. Some use V8 7.4 ltr. w/Mercruiser Alpha or Bravo OD's. Higher end units use 300HP Yanmar diesel. Have seen a few jet powered. NOT jet engine but a water pump. Same as jet skis only larger.
I am at Sokha 3-4 days a week for a year now. Never saw this in operation. There was never any support from the Sokha concierge.
I would rather buy a bar where I could drink away my $ in lieu of throwing it in a hole in he water.
YVMV.

''Have NEVER seen a para-sail boat with outboard machinery.''

I retract that statement! Have seen in Cozumel & Isla Mujeres Mexico. In the mid 70's.

Very antiquated & slow reload times.
Your take is correct! Never been.

Proper like.