Last year the death of the swimming pigs in Exuma Cays, Bahamas nearly broke the internet! The pigs that survived have had cute baby piglets. Pig Beach Lives On  Staniel Cay, Bahamas (January 21, 2018) The Bahamas is known for two things- its exotic islands and the swimming pigs. From its pure and fine powdery sands to its crystal clear shorelines, travelers will never cease to be amazed with this natural beauty.
To add to the natural wonder of this island vacation getaway, tourists get to experience seeing the cute and famous swimming pigs on the cay. Just recently, it was reported that some of the pigs died. Rumor has it that the death is caused by alcohol. It was only then experts found that found out that the cause is the lack of fresh water and sand indigestion. As it continuously gets international attention, everyone is working to ensuring that pigs are protected and so is the marine life on the island. Locals have assisted by installing a water tank where the pigs can get fresh water.
The surviving pigs now have piglets who are learning to swim which means that the Pig Beach lives on! The piglets are catching more attention from the travelers both local and foreign. Seeing the swimming piglets in action in the clear and blue waters of Bahamas is an activity that everyone has to experience for real.Not only do travelers get to see the pristine waters and white majestic coastlines of the Bahamas, they also can experience swimming with the pigs, a travel experience that no other destination can offer.
3N's Vacation Service Travel Agency is glad to announce that they offering boat tours to these little guys where tourists get to have this amazing experience. For those staying in Nassau 3N's can arrange a day trip to come see the pig and other awesome attractions in the Exuma Cays.
For a comfortable and relaxing stay while in the island, 3N's Travel Agency also offers amazing accommodation for guests who are interested to stay in Staniel Cay at EMBRACE Resort.rnrnStay in touch with instagram.com/embracestanielcay | 
