The small propeller plane touches down in the setting sun at Exuma International Airport on an island which is perhaps better known as the home of the "swimming pigs." Welcome to Exuma in the Bahamas.

U.S. News Travel Insider Tip: Staying in Nassau, but still want to see some pigs? A second population of swimming pigs has been established on Rose Island – a 25-minute boat ride as opposed to ...

These Swimming Pigs Live a Cushy Lifestyle in the Bahamas Bahama feral pigs were once domestic pigs let loose by local farms. Through cunning and resourcefulness, they've continued to thrive in ...

A four-day weekend in Nassau, the Bahamas’ capital city ... and 11 restaurants and bars, including a swim-up bar in the main pool (plus two other pools). But its Cable Beach location—complete ...

Running wild on the uninhabited island, swimming out to meet ... were known to try to get the pigs drunk, she nevertheless insisted that tour operators out of Nassau treated the animals with ...

I was picked up from Nassau International Airport in suitably royal fashion – a Rolls-Royce - and chauffeured down a driveway lined with statues, palm trees and fountains to the all-inclusive ...

The company has also installed a population of pigs on Rose Island and runs excursions for Nassau visitors who have heard of the famous swimming pigs of the Exumas, but don't want to make the ...