Many have heard of the swimming pigs of Staniel Cay in the Exumas, but not so many know about Piggyville on No Name Cay in the Abacos.
The last two times we were in the area, we didn’t have time to visit, so this time with a very fluid schedule we made the time. And Beatrice from our buddy boat was full of delight to finally see the wild pigs of the Abacos!
There were lots of children having fun feeding the pigs, which is encouraged, and we couldn’t help think of the grandkids in the North and how much they would enjoy this too.
So glad you got to the paradoxical “No Name Cay” that has a name that is “No Name”. The piggies are getting more popular as word spreads about Abaco’s own swimming porkers. I wrote about them a while back. Time to revisit the topic! RH
Love this image, Sherry. 😊
So incredibly cute! And so much leaner and trimmer than any pigs I’ve seen before (i.e. domesticated ones). They hardly look like the same species!
Oh my goodness, they are just precious, Sherry!
What fun this must have been.
This just looks like so much fun…the piggies are really cute…I love the lone one that had his eye on you…and yes, a Grandchildren’s perfect day…
Did a double-take – the young girl with the iPad could be Niah!