Nassau: 3 Islands Boat w/ Swimming Pigs, Snorkeling & Turtle
Paradise Island, Bahamas
Experience the unique thrill of swimming with the famous swimming pigs, just a 25-minute boat ride from Nassau. These friendly and charismatic pigs have become a must-see attraction in the Bahamas.
Highlights
- Swim with the famous swimming pigs in the Bahamas
- Spot gentle sea turtles in their natural habitat
- Visit three distinct islands, each offering unique scenery
- Enjoy lunch and relaxation at Rose Island beach bar
- Maximized time to interact with wildlife
Description
This tour explores the Bahamas’ clear Caribbean waters, ideal for families and snorkelers of all skill levels seeking wildlife encounters and calm swimming spots.
Stop 1: Snorkeling with Sea Turtles (Hidden Gem)
Discover snorkeling with friendly sea turtles, vibrant coral reefs, and occasional stingrays in shallow, calm waters. This easy-going aquatic experience lasts about one hour.
- Includes snorkel gear, life jackets, and a safety briefing
- Suitable for beginners, kids, families, and wildlife lovers
- Tips: Be patient, do not touch wildlife, observe from a distance
Bring a waterproof camera to capture your underwater encounter.
Stop 2: Rose Island and Swimming Pigs
Enjoy a one-hour visit to Rose Island featuring the well-known swimming pigs. Your guide provides treats to feed and pet the pigs as they swim close by. You may also hold a baby piglet.
After meeting the pigs, relax at the fully stocked beach bar. Drinks and snacks are available for purchase. Take in the Caribbean views, play beach volleyball, or unwind with a cocktail.
Includes
- Water
- Soft drinks
- Snacks
- Alcohol
- Snorkel and mask
- Swimming with pigs experience
Excludes
- Gratuity
- Lunch
Important Information
- Pickup locations: Señor Frog's Downtown or Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville on Paradise Island via boat
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early and bring swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, and a waterproof camera for the best experience. Morning departures often offer calmer waters and cooler temperatures.
