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Jump aboard a jetcar from Nassau for a short, scenic ride to a sandy bank where pigs greet swimmers. This two-hour outing pairs shallow-water snorkeling, a floating bar and supervised pig interactions.
Jump aboard a jetcar from Nassau for a short, scenic ride to a sandy bank where pigs greet swimmers. This two-hour outing pairs shallow-water snorkeling, a floating bar and supervised pig interactions.
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A low, humming sea carries the jetcar off Nassau's shore and the water opens into a field of hard-light blues. In two hours the ride, the splash of shallow waves and the scent of salt bring you to a sandbar where pigs nose the surf and the sun presses you into a slow calm. The vehicle skims reefs that have built the Bahamas — a flat limestone platform capped by coral — and drops you on powdery sand that sits exactly at sea level.
easy.
2 hours.
Light activity; participants should be comfortable getting in and out of shallow water and standing on sand.
The listed duration is approximately 2 hours total, including transfer time, time on the island and return to Nassau.
Yes — supervised swimming with the pigs is part of the experience; follow guides’ directions for safe interactions and feeding.
Many operators welcome families, but children should be comfortable in shallow water and be supervised at all times; check age or weight restrictions with the provider.
Typical inclusions are the jetcar transfer, time on the island, access to lounge chairs and a floating bar with at least one complimentary drink — confirm details with the operator before booking.
The Bahamas are built on a carbonate platform of limestone and coral; small islands were historically used by sailors, fishermen and later tourism enterprises that introduced or adopted animals like the swimming pigs.
Use reef-safe sunscreen and avoid feeding wildlife outside of guided programs; operators are increasingly required to follow protocols that reduce stress on animals and protect fragile reef habitats.
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