Small-group boat trip · Nassau
Nassau to the Exuma Swimming Pigs Speedboat Day Trip
- Duration
- 10 hours
- Schedule
- 07:30–17:30
- Departs from
- Nassau
- Languages
- EN
- Payment
- On the day, no prepayment
Overview
An early speedboat from Nassau reaches the Exuma Cays: iguanas at Allen's Cay, the swimming pigs at Big Major Cay, nurse sharks at Compass Cay and snorkelling in Thunderball Grotto beside Staniel Cay. A long day, and the open-water crossing can be choppy.
Boats running this tour
1 boatPick a boat to see its times, photos and booking form. You pay on board on the day.
Route
Nassau – Paradise Island dock, Allen's Cay iguanas, Big Major Cay swimming pigs, Compass Cay nurse sharks, Thunderball Grotto, Nassau – Paradise Island dock
- 07:30
- 08:10
- 09:20
- 10:45
- 12:10
- 17:30
Times and stop order are a sample itinerary; each boat sets its own schedule and the skipper may adjust the route for weather and sea conditions.
What's included
Included
- Speedboat and crew
- Lunch
- Snorkelling gear
Not included
- Exuma park fees where charged
Who it's for
Suitable
- Families with children — no age limit
- Solo travellers and small groups — per-person seats
Not suitable / ask first
- Pets — no boat lists them as allowed
- Wheelchairs — access not listed, ask in advance
- Alcohol — no boat lists it as sold or allowed, ask first
Compiled from the details each boat gives on its own profile.
Good to know
- Meeting point
- Nassau
- Hotel pick-up
- No hotel pick-up listed; you make your own way to the meeting point.
- Season
- December–May
- Prices
- Adult BSD 440 · Child BSD 329Prices are each boat's current rates.
- Cancellation
- More than 24 h before: free cancellation
- 12 h–24 h before: late cancellation
- Less than 12 h before: counts as a no-show
- Weather
- If wind or waves make the trip unsafe, the operator postpones or cancels; you are never charged for an operator cancellation. You pay on board, so there is no prepayment at risk.
- Local notes
- Do not feed the pigs anything but what the crew provides; keep hands away from mouths.
- Hurricane season runs June to November.
Guest reviews
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Reviews are left for the boats on this route after the trip and are moderated.