Pigs and gulls in the clear shallows at Pig Beach, Big Major Cay

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Pig Beach

Big Major Cay · Bahamas

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The short version, from the cited sources

Pig Beach on Big Major Cay is a beach on an uninhabited island in the Exumas, named for the colony of feral pigs that lives on the island and swims out to visiting boats. It has become one of the Bahamas' best-known tourist attractions.

Country
Bahamas (BS)
Region
North America
Administrative area
Big Major Cay
Timezone
Not available from source
Source family
Beach Atlas editorial record
Source updated
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Names in the record

Pig Beach

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Source position

24.18361, -76.45639

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