From Nassau: Swim with Pigs Safari
Paradise Island, Bahamas
Explore the nearby island beaches and attractions by boat on your way to the world-famous Pig Beach on this boat tour from Nassau that includes unlimited drinks. Have fun swimming with the pigs.
This Bahamas Sea Safari departs from Woodes Rogers Wharf and suits families and adventure seekers interested in wildlife and snorkeling.
Highlights
- Fun boat ride with professional tour guides
- Well-maintained vessels and no overcrowding
- Experienced and attentive staff
Description
Enjoy a tropical cruise through the Atlantis Tunnel, followed by an encounter with the world-famous swimming pigs at Athol Island. This guided tour offers a scenic boat ride to Pig Beach, where you can interact with the swimming pigs, feed them, and watch them perform simple tricks.
After visitng the pigs, snorkel at vibrant coral reefs and observe exotic marine life including sea turtles. The tour includes complimentary refreshments such as rum punch, local beer, soft drinks, water, and light snacks.
Additional amenities include free Wi-Fi on board and complimentary photography to capture the experience.
Details
- Duration: 2 hours
- Price: Starting at $175 per person
- Departure point: Woodes Rogers Wharf
- Family-friendly
Included
- Professional tour guide
- Roundtrip boat transportation
- Access to Pig Beach and interaction with wildlife
- Snorkeling gear and life vests for all ages
- Unlimited drinks onboard (soft and hard drinks)
- Music and entertainment
- Complimentary photography
- Cooler with ice, water, soft drinks, local beer, rum punch, and light snacks
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Lunch (available for purchase at stops)
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Reserve your spot in advance through Get Your Guide or call 1 (242) 823-2149 for assistance. Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and cash or card for additional purchases. The best time to visit is during calm weather conditions for optimal snorkeling and wildlife viewing.
