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The Exuma Cays are a 130-kilometre chain of 365 small low-lying islands in the central Bahamas, running northwest to southeast in a thin line that separates the deep Atlantic from the shallow Great Bahama Bank. The cays are mostly uninhabited and protected as part of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park (the world's first marine reserve, 1958). The single most-visited stop is Big Major Cay — the home of the famous swimming pigs, a feral colony of about 20 wild pigs that swim out to greet visiting boats. The neighbouring Staniel Cay holds the Thunderball Grotto (a sunlit underwater cave used as a James Bond filming location in 1965) and the Staniel Cay Yacht Club — a small private-aircraft-and-boat clubhouse with a single restaurant. Bahamian-route charters do the Exumas as a 5-7 day extension from Nassau. Season runs year-round.
















































































































































