The Swimming pigs feature in photo contest in one the world’s biggest travel trade shows, the ITB in Germany!
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Imitation is the highest form of flattery, right? You know your onto something when swimming pigs start sprouting up all over the place. Believe it or not, we now have a herd of swimming pigs living on an island in Stockton, California: http://www.porknetwork.com/blogs/Lighter-Side-Make-way-for-the-swimming-pigs-of-280813442.html And more swimming pig sightings on Sullivan’s Island in South Carolina: http://www.abc3340.com/story/26114580/wild-pig-surprises-swimmers-on-sullivans-island…
The internationally acclaimed film ‘When Pigs Swim™’ has taken home top honors back where it all started, winning the “Haven” Oscar for best short documentary at the Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF). The 15-minute short, exploring the history behind Exuma’s famous swimming pigs, took home the hardware due to its originality and the explosive popularity of…
The Bahamas is the backdrop for a greatly anticipated online game, and the famous swimming pigs are the stars of the new video introducing Angry Birds 2 to the public. Digital entertainment developer, Rovio, the maker of the popular Angry Birds app, recently launched the publicity campaign for Angry Birds 2. Through its London-based…
They’re cute, they’re friendly and they are the must see; must do when visiting Great Exuma! Their neighbours include Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw In this fun New York Post article by Chris Bunting, covers the basics on the cool crew and gives a quick reference to on of the best places to…
Have a luxury yacht? Well then Exumas is the place to take it. In fact, its always first on captain’s lists! Find out more, view video
Drum roll, please ….. The winner of our FREE WEEK at Grand Isle Resort & Spa is …. MILENA MONTI, from Italy! (we think, judging by the email code). It just shows how global the swimming pigs have become. That is the power of the swimming pigs, isn’t it? It matters little where you come…
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