Top Bahamas Air Tours

If you've ever seen photos of pigs swimming in crystal-clear Caribbean waters, then you've likely seen the Bahamas' famous swimming pigs. With this tour, fly out to the Exumas to see the pigs up close and personal, with options to feed iguanas and even swim with sharks! A flight tour gives you the highest chance to experience the disappearing sandbars plus stunning views of the Caribbean.

Explore 7 different Bahamian islands by chartered plane and boat! Snorkel a plane wreck, swim through an underwater cave, feed iguanas, and more. If you’re adventurous, you can even swim with pigs and sharks. Otherwise, simply relax on one of the private beaches. As well as transport and a guide, this tour includes lunch at a local restaurant and non-alcoholic drinks.

Hop aboard a Can-Am Outlander 450 ATV and experience the best of Nassau during a morning or afternoon tour with a professional local guide. Drive your own ATV and comfortably cruise along the coastline. Learn about the history of the Bahamas and visit historical sites such as Fort Montagu and Fort Charlotte. Then enjoy a beach break to relax and take in the beautiful clear waters.

Watch the sunset and enjoy a buffet dinner aboard a catamaran on this evening cruise from Nassau. Take in the views of Paradise Island Harbor, the Atlantis, and the Bahamian sunset.

Explore Bahamian cuisine and culture on a small-group walking and tasting tour of historic Nassau. Head off the tourist trail to sample traditional foods at five family-owned restaurants and independent food businesses. Sip handcrafted rum cocktails while trying classic conch fritters, Bahamian mac ‘n’ cheese with plantains, and more. Vegetarians can be accommodated but not vegans, as seafood and meat substitutes are vegetarian only.

Cover more ground than you would by walking—and discover spots you'd miss if exploring independently—on a small-group ATV tour that takes you beyond the resorts to Nassau's historic sites, plantations, and natural wonders. Led by a local, visit hidden gems that many travelers miss, and even eat like a true Bahamian with a traditional lunch included.