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Pig Beach
Pig Beach is located on an uninhabited island in the Exuma, Bahamas, and is named after the group of pigs that swim in the sea. These pigs are not native to the island, and their origin remains a mystery—some say they were left by sailors who intended to return and eat them but never did, others say they are survivors of a nearby shipwreck who swam ashore, and some believe they were released there by nearby residents years ago. Today, the pigs are fed and cared for by residents of nearby islands and visiting tourists, and they have been thriving on this uninhabited island for many years. When tour boats approach the shore, the pigs jump into the azure water, swim toward the boat to greet visitors, and gather around waiting for food. Visitors can interact with the pigs up close in the shallows and watch them play in the crystal-clear water.Bahamas · Pig Beach
Compass Cay
Compass Cay is a small island in the Exuma islands of the Bahamas. It is a place ofbeautiful scenery and crystal-clear waters,famous for the nurse sharks that gather year-round near the marina. These nurse sharks have long inhabited the shallow waters near the marina and are accustomed to human presence. They are relatively docile, allowing visitors to swim with them, observe them gliding slowly along the sandy bottom up close, and even have the chance to gently touch their backs. The island is also dotted with several beaches and walking trails that lead to places like the Bat Cave, and you can climb to the high point for a panoramic view of the turquoise shallows.Black Point · 11 km from Pig Beach
Thunderball Grotto
Thunderball Grotto is a beautiful limestone cave where you can see lobsters, conchs, corals, and various colorful fish.Staniel Cay · 1.1 km from Pig Beach
Pink Sands Beach
Pink Sands Beach is located on the east coast of Harbour Island in the Bahamas. It is a stretch ofpale pink sandthat extends for several miles and is one of the few naturalpink sand beachesin the world. The pink color of the beach comes from tiny marine organisms called foraminifera. They grow attached to offshore coral reefs, and after they die, their red shells are crushed by the waves and mixed with white coral sand, creating a unique rose hue. Coral reefs are distributed along the coast, forming a natural barrier that makes the nearshore waters calm and clear, suitable for swimming and snorkeling. The sand is fine and soft, and feels as smooth as powder underfoot. The intensity of the pink color changes with the light: it is particularly vivid under the low-angle sunlight of early morning, while the midday sun makes the pink tend toward a soft, warm white. At sunset, thesand surfacetakes on a faint purple hue, making it a favorite moment for photographers on the island. The main town of Harbour Island, Dunmore Town, is known for its colonial-style colorful cottages and winding narrow alleys, which, together with Pink Sands Beach, create the iconic vacation atmosphere of this small island.Bahamas · Dunmore Town
CocoCay
CocoCay is a leisure island designed for cruise passengers, offering a wealth of leisure and entertainment activities. The island features pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal place to enjoy the sun and the sea. Visitors can relax on the beach or participate in various water activities. One of its highlights is the water park, which features multiple slides and swimming pools, making it suitable for families. The island also offers a helium balloon experience, providing a unique perspective overlooking the entire island and surrounding waters. In addition, there are multiple dining facilities on the island, offering a diverse selection of food.Bahamas · CocoCay
Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas
Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas is connected to the city by a bridge. The pink Royal Towers are the landmark of this resort, with the two towers connected by the Bridge Suite in the middle, making them highly visible when viewed across the water from the Nassau coast. The entire resort is themed around the legend of the lost Atlantis, connecting the hotel, beaches, aquarium, lagoons, and water park. It is a sister resort to Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai, sharing the same brand. Families with children can start with the shallow water slides and the aquarium, while thrill-seekers should head straight for the Mayan Temple slides. If you just want to soak up the atmosphere, take a walk along the coastal promenade, where you can also capture photos of the Royal Towers with the Caribbean Sea in the background.Bahamas · Paradise Island
Lighthouse Beach
Located at the southern tip of Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas, Lighthouse Beach is a pink sand beach embraced by limestone headlands, and is considered by many visitors to be one of the most iconic beaches in the Bahamas. The pink color in the sand comes from fragments of foraminifera shells and coral sand, and the hue becomes particularly distinct when the sun shines at an angle in the early morning or evening. The location of this beach is quite unique: on one side is the deep, rough Atlantic Ocean, and on the other is the shallow and calm Exuma Sound, where you can experience two completely different sea colors at the same time. If you are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy a pristine beach and the sound of tranquil waves, this is undoubtedly a great choice.Bahamas · 57.5 km from Pig Beach
Aquaventure
Aquaventure is a large water park centered on a Mayan temple-style slide tower and a cluster of towering slide towers, with over 20 pools and play areas scattered throughout. The park's activities are generally divided into two categories: one is river rafting, where the rapids river surrounding the slide towers stretches for approx. 1.6 km. You can ride an inner tube along the water, encountering surges, lifts, and drops along the way, as well as a section of white-water rapids, which is much more exciting than the typical lazy river. The other category is water slides, including "The Abyss," which starts with a near-vertical plunge, travels through a pitch-black tube, and goes through an underwater tunnel, as well as multiple tube slides that twist and turn like a water roller coaster. Many slide exits lead directly into the rapids river, allowing you to float back to the tower after sliding and line up for the next round, making for a smooth flow of movement.Bahamas · Paradise Island
Fort Fincastle
Fort Fincastle is located on Bennett Hill in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas. This limestone fortress built by colonial Governor Lord Dunmore in 1793 has a unique bow-shaped design that is still well preserved. Its 36-meter-high observation deck overlooks the panoramic view of Nassau Harbor. The 66 steps of the Queen's Stairs on the east side echo the history of the fortress and become a landmark landscape. Visitors can climb to the top of the battery area along the log stairs, touch the 18th-century cast iron cannons, and observe the ingenious layout of the port fortifications. Colonial military maps and weapon replicas are displayed inside the fortress, and the guided tour can quickly understand the history of the building. It is recommended to visit early in the morning or before sunset to avoid the peak of cruise group tourists and capture the pink building and the blue harbor in the same frame under the golden light. It is a 15-minute walk from the city center. It is recommended to wear non-slip shoes to deal with the stone steps.Bahamas · Nassau
Junkanoo Beach
Junkanoo Beach is one of the most popular public beaches in downtown Nassau, Bahamas. It is only about 10 to 15 minutes' walk from the cruise terminal. It is conveniently located and is loved by tourists and locals. The beach is known for its white and fine sand, clear blue water and warm atmosphere. It is often called the "Spring Break Beach" and is an ideal place to experience the vibrant culture of the Bahamas. The beach is dotted with colorful beach huts, bars and restaurants, offering authentic Bahamian cuisine and specialty drinks. Visitors can enjoy the sun, taste delicious food, participate in activities such as beach volleyball, and feel the local festive atmosphere. In addition, there is a local market near the beach where visitors can buy handicrafts and souvenirs to support the local economy. Whether you want to relax or feel the local enthusiasm, this is a destination not to be missed.Bahamas · Nassau
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Pig Beach
Bahamas · Pig BeachCompass Cay
Black Point · 11 km from Pig BeachThunderball Grotto
Staniel Cay · 1.1 km from Pig BeachPink Sands Beach
Bahamas · Dunmore TownCocoCay
Bahamas · CocoCayAtlantis Paradise Island Bahamas
Bahamas · Paradise IslandLighthouse Beach
Bahamas · 57.5 km from Pig BeachAquaventure
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What travelers say about Pig Beach
YoYo_1I8Q7O5OJune 3, 2025
5.0
Bahamas Pig Island is a real fairytale secret! Cute little pigs are frolicking freely in the clear water and white sand, playing in the water or lazily basking in the sun. With the blue sea and sky as the backdrop and the soft sandy beach as the blanket, the cute creatures and the beautiful scenery complement each other. Every scene is healing and comfortable. It is a dream paradise away from the hustle and bustle and encountering wonderful things.
Pig Beach
M30***26May 31, 2020
5.0
The Pink Beach is not only beautiful, but also a great place for snorkeling. Taking photos on the cliffs of the Pink Beach is also more interesting. The Pink Beach on Komodo Island in Indonesia is really pink and there are very few people. When I went there, we were the only ones there. It was like we had it all to ourselves!
Pink Sands Beach
_TI***zhAugust 31, 2024
5.0
I want to let you know to all travelers if haven’t got the Bahamas please go and stay at Atlantis it one of the most beautiful places and the people are very nice. also want to say to FRANKOYA OCTEUS,Thank you very much for services very professional and very knowledgeable of your job you make people and tourists to be welcome , and very happy you do a great job I am very grateful for your company and to meet you , because of you I am visiting back . 🇧🇸❤️🙏
Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas
eddie tohMay 21, 2016
4.0
Climbing up Fincastle is a famous old Bahamian castle with a tall white tower. In the basement of the castle, you can walk up the stairs to the top and enjoy the scenery around you.
Fort Fincastle
M63***12February 21, 2025
5.0
我蛮喜欢的！邮轮二次停靠巴哈马拿骚，第一次徒步去天堂岛，第二次就在Junkanoo beach，那天我反复去逛了三遍，碧海蓝天，细沙如粉，总也看不夠！
Junkanoo Beach