Is the jet ski ride shared or solo?

You can choose solo or shared jet-ski rides; 15 minutes per booking is included and operators stagger turns to give multiple guests time.

Are non-swimmers allowed?

Yes—non-swimmers can enjoy the pig encounter, beach games, and beach club amenities; life vests are provided for all water activities.

Is food provided on the island?

A plated lunch and a selection of snacks are included, along with unlimited rum punch and soft drinks.

Is alcohol served during the tour?

Unlimited rum punch is served once you reach the island; operators prohibit alcohol use before motorized water activities for safety.

What should I bring to the meeting point?

Bring a valid ID if you plan to drive a jet ski (drivers must be 16+), cash or card for gratuities, a swimsuit, towel, and reef-safe sunscreen.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Activities are weather-permitting; operators may modify or cancel elements for safety and will communicate changes at check-in.

Mansa Bay Private Island Escape: Swim with Pigs, Jet Ski Thrills, and Snorkel Coral Gardens

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Combine iconic Bahamian moments—swimming pigs, jet skis, banana-boat laughs, and snorkeling—into one four-hour island escape. Mansa Bay Private Island Beach Club is a high-energy, family-friendly way to taste the tropics without spending a day hopping between islands.

4 hours

moderate

From $210.94

Mansa Bay Private Island Beach Club sits a short boat hop off Nassau, New Providence, in The Bahamas, and this four‑hour package compresses the archipelago’s best hits into a single, high‑energy day. You’ll board at Bahamas Jet Boat Headquarters on Elizabeth on Bay, Bay st., then cut across turquoise channels toward a private sandbar where white carbonate sand and scattered coral garden meet palm‑fringed shade. The signature attraction is the supervised swimming pig encounter—part goofy carnival and part wildlife interaction. Guides keep things controlled: you’ll feed, photograph, and wade with the pigs in knee‑deep water while learning why these animals have become a Caribbean draw. It’s an easy, social moment that’s great for families and first‑time visitors. From the shoreline the pace ramps up: 15 minutes of jet‑ski time lets riders throttle across open water, skimming beside sandbars and past the view of Sun Cay. A banana‑boat run follows, the kind of splashy group ride that leaves everyone laughing. Operators rotate riders so that most participants get a turn; life vests and on‑water supervision are standard. Snorkeling shifts the focus under the surface. Guides lead short excursions over shallow coral formations where parrotfish, sergeant majors, and the occasional sea turtle patrol reef edges. Visibility in protected pockets here is typically good, and snorkelers of varying skill levels find plenty to see in easily accessible, waist‑to‑chest‑deep water. When activity winds down, the private beach club pulls everything together: shaded chairs, beach swings, volleyball and cornhole, kayaks and paddleboards, plus a plated lunch and unlimited rum punch to round off the afternoon. Views back toward Nassau and nearby islets like Sun Cay give a sense of being offshore without going remote. Practical details matter: check in 30 minutes before departure at Bahamas Jet Boat, 3MH6+CRH, Elisabeth Ave, Nassau, The Bahamas. Minimum age is 8 for the full experience; jet‑ski drivers must be 16 with ID. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, a swimsuit under light clothes, and secure a waterproof phone case or GoPro for the pig photos and reef shots. Towels and sunscreen are not provided. This outing works as a single high‑impact day for families, active travelers, and small groups looking to combine wildlife moments, motorized water fun, and easy snorkeling on accessible reefs. It’s a compact way to sample Bahamian waters, a lively local offering that plugs you into the social energy of Nassau’s coastal scene without sacrificing time on the sand. Expect a balanced mix of adrenaline and downtime: guides prioritize safety and local knowledge, staff provide equipment and basic instruction, and the private‑club setting keeps groups comfortable. Book morning slots for calmer seas and brighter snorkeling; late afternoon departures make for warm light on the pigs and softer beachside photos.

Mansa Bay Private Island Escape: Swim with Pigs, Jet Ski Thrills, and Snorkel Coral Gardens

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