Pig Beach

Pig Beach is a small uninhabited island in the Exuma group of Bahamas. The island itself is not very interesting. The main thing is about pigs swimming in the Caribbean Sea. Animals are fed both by tourists and by locals, but recently their population has slightly decreased. However, other sources say that locals just eat the big pigs to prevent them from overpopulating. Shore and seabed: sand. [edit]

Coordinates: 24.183603, -76.456454

See also: Exuma Cays islands

Hotels [edit]

On the nearby island of Staniel Cay, there are several hotels with rooms' fares starting from $500 per night.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to Nassau international airport (NAS). Next take a boat - 2 hours per way. In most cases this is just a daily excursion from Nassau.

When to go [edit]

In the Bahamas, it is common to take a vacation during the dry season in the winter half of the year. However, there are also many sunny days in summer, while the sea water is warmer, and it's not so crowdy.

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