Pig Beach

This uninhabited island is characterized by its population of feral pigs. These animals are known for foraging on the beach and swimming in the sea. The island is a significant site due to this unique colony of resident animals.

Activities on the island include swimming with and feeding the resident pigs. The animals are known for their habit of approaching boats in the water and foraging along the beach. Observation of the colony typically occurs via boat arrivals.

Reports have noted concerns regarding animal welfare and the impact of human interaction. Some members of the pig colony have been found dead, with investigations suggesting that human-provided food or treatment by guides may be contributing factors.