The Best Bahamas Speedboat Tours — 4 to Book

1.Exuma Powerboat Tour from Nassau with Swimming Pigs

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 474 reviews · from $439Our pick

From Paradise Island, you’ll ride a fast powerboat to Allen’s Cay, Compass Cay, Pig Beach, Staniel Cay, a sandbar, and Norman’s Cay. Expect Captain Rico, Captain Milio, Emilio, Cam, Neil, or another Aqua Shores crew member, plus lunch, beer, water, and snacks. The boat ride is long and can be rough.

“Great day exploring the Exumas! We had a blast with Capt Shay, LJ and Neil. They were kind, entertaining, fun and very attentive! Neil and LJ kept cracking up the whole time with their dance moves! About 70% of the day spent in the boat hRead more”

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2.Original Exuma Powerboat Adventures

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 465 reviews · from $328

Take a high-speed boat from Nassau to Allen’s Cay and private Ship Channel Cay. Feed endangered rock iguanas, swim with pigs, watch shark and stingray feedings, snorkel the reef, eat fresh conch salad, and enjoy lunch, drinks, gear, and hotel transport.

“amazing day, very beautiful place, very nice and friendly stuff, delicious food.”

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3.Nassau: Self-Drive Speedboat Ride and Pig Swimming Encounter

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 84 reviews · 2 hours · from $120Best value

Take the wheel of a two-person speedboat from Nassau to Anthol Island, then feed and swim with ocean pigs, snorkel, and enjoy a beach stop. Small groups are limited to 10, with English, French, and Spanish-speaking guides. Early departures can mean quieter time with the pigs.

“Fabulous activity. We were considerably late coming off our cruise ship and they still accommodated us. Excellent fun driving our own speedboats and feeding the pigs. Would definitely recommend”

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4.Nassau: Exuma Powerboat Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 68 reviews · 8 hours · from $328

Take a 60-foot powerboat from Nassau to Ship Channel Cay, about an hour away, for swimming pigs, iguanas, stingrays, shark feeding, a conch salad demonstration, buffet lunch, and an open bar. English-speaking staff lead the day.

“My family had so much fun! Specially palying with the stingray and watching with the sharks. Also we had fun watching and feeding iguanas. Drinks were unlimited and good food. It was nice with a private island as well which we enjoy swimming all afternoon.”

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