Full-day Tours in New Providence Island
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From USD 439Exuma Island Hopping Swimming Pigs Tour with Lunch from Nassau
Discover the picturesque beauty of the Exuma Cays on a full day, all-inclusive tour led by local, experienced guides. Our beautiful and well-maintained powerboats have been customized for maximum speed and comfort to get you to multiple island stops in style. This tour added to your stay is sure to give you the ultimate Bahamas travel experience! - Bucket list tour! - Enjoy the beauty of some of the world's clearest waters - Lunch at a restaurant included - Boats equipped with onboard bathrooms
From USD 439Exuma Powerboat Tour from Nassau with Swimming Pigs
Step aboard one of our luxury powerboats and get ready to explore the breathtaking Exuma Cays! Your adventure begins with a visit to Allen’s Cay, home to the famous Bahamian Rock Iguanas, secluded on their own island. Next, enjoy a scenic cruise through the Exuma Cays, surrounded by stunning aqua-blue waters and pristine white-sand beaches. View the remains of Pablo Escobar’s sunken plane, an iconic and fascinating photo opportunity, then Compass Cay Marina to swim with the friendly nurse sharks in their natural habitat. From there, we continue to the main attraction—Big Major Cay, also known as Pig Beach—home of the world-famous Swimming Pigs, where you can take selfies and capture unforgettable moments with the pigs. After the adventure, we’ll stop at a local restaurant (Staniel Cay or Black Point) to enjoy a delicious hot lunch, included in your tour. To end the day, relax on a beautiful sandbar (tide dependent) or unwind on a white sandy beach surrounded by crystal-clear waters.
From USD 329Original Exuma Powerboat Adventures
Leaving the hustle-bustle of Nassau behind, take a high-powered cruise to your own private island in the Exuma chain. You'll ride a powerboat to Allens Cay to feed endangered iguanas then take an exhilarating, high-speed run to your private Bahamas island, Ship Channel Cay.