Swimming Pigs Boat Tour
Swim with the pigs in the Bahamas on a full day excursion from Nassau!
5 INCREDIBLE STOPS! ONE AMAZING DAY!
Your journey will take you 100 miles offshore into the depths of tranquility, excitement, and overwhelming adventure.
You will experience extreme wildlife interaction, by feeding the Rock Iguanas, swimming with the pigs and if you dare, swim with the Sharks. View the world famous Pablo Escobar's Sunken Plane Wreck!
Walk on a shifting sand bar in crystal clear turquoise water. [WEATHER PERMITTING]
You will also enjoy a water sightseeing tour of the Exuma Cays.
Drinking water, soft drinks, snacks, lunch, park entry fees, and food for animals all included in the tour price.
Check in time - 8am - 8:30am
Paradise Island Ferry Terminal in front of Margaritaville Restaurant on Paradise Island
- Allens Cay Feed Iguanas
- Sightseeing through and around Exuma cays
- Swimming with Pigs
- Lunch at Guana Cay
- Swim with Sharks - Compass Cay
- Sand Bar Walk (weather and tide permitting)
Return to Nassau 5:30pm
Disclaimer
This trip is HEAVILY dependent on weather conditions at sea which we read 7 days out for accuracy and continuously monitor up to the day of the tour. Please do not base your entire trip around this tour as it can be canceled at any time due to weather or insufficient passengers. This tour also requires 10 passengers minimal to activate. During the pandemic, traveler numbers may not always be sufficient for a group tour so it would be wise to always have a backup plan for cancellations.*** Private tour options are rarely canceled only in the event of severe weather conditions
This is an offshore wildlife safari tour. All animal interactions and encounters on the tour are random and natural. No animal encountered on the tour is trained, caged, or domesticated in any way. Following guide instructions and using caution and care when interacting with the animals is very important. This trip is not suitable for children under the age of 3 yrs, pregnant women, or persons with recent back injuries or major surgery.