Nassau: Pigs Beach Trip by Boat with Swimming and Feeding

New Providence, Bahamas



Enjoy a unforgettable experience as you encounter the world-famous swimming pigs at Pig Beach. Travel to scenic Athol Island by boat, then feed, swim and frolic with the pigs on the beach.

Swim with pigs at Pig Beach and relax on Pearl Island near Nassau, ideal for families and animal lovers.

Cruise from Nassau for 25 minutes to reach Pig Beach on Athol Island, where you can swim, feed, and interact with the famous Bahamas pigs for up to one hour. Expect plenty of photo opportunities capturing the pigs’ playful behavior.

After spending time with the pigs, continue to Pearl Island to enjoy the beach, visit the bar for a cold drink, and explore the island. Adventurous visitors can climb the lighthouse for additional views.

This experience combines wildlife interaction and island relaxation, all within a 3-hour tour.

Highlights

  • Swim with the world-famous pigs
  • Unlimited photo opportunities
  • Relax on a private island with beach, bar, and lighthouse views
  • Tour duration under 3 hours—no full-day commitment

Includes

  • Boat trip
  • Guide
  • Swimming with pigs
  • Pig feeding
  • Lounge chairs

Excludes

  • Pickup and drop-off

Important Information

  • Boarding involves climbing down stairs from the beach.
  • Tours may be rescheduled in case of bad weather.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring swimwear, sunscreen, a camera, and arrive ready to enjoy a short, easy boat trip. Morning departures typically offer calmer waters and better lighting for photos.

Frequently Asked Questions

The trip includes a boat cruise from Nassau to Pig Beach on Athol Island to swim with and feed the pigs, plus time to relax and explore Pearl Island.
Pig Beach is located on Athol Island, accessible by a 25-minute boat ride from Nassau in the Bahamas.
Yes, visitors can swim with the pigs at Pig Beach during the scheduled interaction time.
Yes, this trip is ideal for families and animal lovers who want to enjoy wildlife and beach activities in the Bahamas.
You can spend up to one hour swimming, feeding, and interacting with the pigs on Athol Island.
On Pearl Island, you can relax on the beach, visit the bar for drinks, explore the island, and climb the lighthouse for views.
Food for the pigs is usually provided by the tour operator, but confirm this when booking or check the website for details.
Yes, the trip is typically guided with information provided about the pigs and the islands during the cruise.
The best time varies, so check the tour provider’s schedule on their website for available departure times.
Yes, safety guidelines are provided to ensure respectful interaction with the pigs and a safe swimming environment.

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