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Things to do for visiting the swimming pigs at Exuma Island

How funny it is to witness that pigs are swimming. Swimming pigs at Exuma Island is very popular and it really enjoyable. Most people that visited the Island, had really enjoyed swimming, and feeding them.

All of them had stories to tell when they go home.

If you want to experience this weird though, sounds unique thing, here the things you should do if you want to watch or interact with the swimming pigs:

Be prepared for a crowd of tourists who haven’t read these tips.

Book a tour or stay on Staniel Cay.

Don’t be fooled by imitation pork.

Be a gracious guest.

Take photos, but no selfies, please.

Pigs aren’t mermaids, y’all.

All of us want to try new things, especially if our friends told us things which are new to us. We cannot wait to see wit, but before everything else, before you want to fill that excitement always ask for the guidelines and rules, these thing may help you to ensure your safety. Those do’s and don’ts must be observe.

If you follow and get the tips we had shared, try to visit Exuma Island and witness on how the swimming pigs swim.

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Experience Now Swimming with Pigs Exuma Before Anyone Else

When you hear Bahamas, what comes immediately from your mind? Isn’t it the crystal clear waters and its sugary sands? Yes, and it’s comprised by 700 stunning islands.

You may think of visitors and celebrities sunning themselves on one desolate beach, but they aren’t the only ones adoring good times in the outlandish Exuma cays. Take a tour around these primeval shores and you’ll see in your eyes hogging the shallow waters and playing in the tropical climes, special-skilled swimming pigs.

Pigs are said to be natural swimmers when the situation necessitates. They are adequate to strong swimmers. What’s interesting about these Bahamian pigs is that they seem to enjoy swimming—but remember that they are intelligent animals who are motivated by food, so it’s possible their partiality to frolicking in the waves is based on knowing the kind of behavior for which suckers, meaning tourists, will generously reward them.

Recently, Swimming with Pigs Exuma became a kind of phenomenon. Tourist can also do diving and snorkeling. This is undeniably a paradise in the Exuma Cays, Bahamas.

Where Are the Swimming Pigs?

The swimming pigs are to be found in Exuma, a district of the Bahamas with over 350 islands. The popular island wherein you can stay at is Staniel Cay, but the pigs are on Big Major Cay AKA Pig Beach or Pig Island, which is an uninhabited island except for the swimming pigs. There is also a very small island/cay in Abacos near Green Turtle Cay that has a lesser population of pigs.

How Did Swimming Pigs Get There?

Well, the truth is there are about as many myths and stories as to how the pigs got to the island as there are people on Staniel Cay (approximately 90 people, so 90 different stories). However, the seemingly most credible story was that the Gray family that owns the island that the swimming pigs live on brought them to the island and do tend to them, somewhat. Especially now that they are such a huge part of their tourism economy.

Do They Really Swim?

Yes. Whatever the actual truth is behind these pigs - they love to swim here and are adored my many locals and tourists.Swimming with Pigs Exuma is a great activity to enjoy your stay-cation in the place.

Who Feeds Them?

Tourists and visitors mostly, they feed the pigs with cabbages. However, there is a local fisherman in Abacos for instance who brings over large containers of water and cat food to the smaller population on No Name Cay.

Are They Friendly?

Most tourists say Swimming with Pigs in Exumais friendlier than in Abacos.Many people have photos petting the ones in Exuma, but in Abacos there’s literally a sign that says “Pigs Will Bite!”

Swimmingwith the pigs is one of the most unique and unusual adventures in all of Exuma. It is continuously rising as one of the most famous tourist attractions in the world.No need to BOAR-ing! Contact Island Boy A¬dventure - (242) 357-0459/ (242) 524-3013 for more exciting adventures!

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