Upon heading out for a vacation we check the weather, we check for airport delays, we check our hotel reservations. Rarely do we check what is legal or illegal at our destination. So consider this your little reminder that what might be allowed at home may not be here. Some of these might seem like common sense while others are more, “Well, I never would have thought of that!” So here’s a basic guide of what is NOT allowed on the Grand Strand’s beaches.
No two Myrtle Beach pizza places are exactly the same, so before you say you know where the best pizza is, check out this list to see for yourself. Pizza hotspots in the Grand Strand are serving nearly any pie style you could want, inspired from all over the country, so you’ll have no trouble finding New York-style pizzerias or hand-tossed versions of Sicily’s finest, along with deep dish pies, and even gluten-free crusts and crustless pizzas. While no single eatery can claim bragging rights as the best pizza place in Myrtle Beach, there are several pizza restaurants near Broadway at the Beach—Melt, Extreme Pizza, and Mellow Mushroom—serving some of the most delectable pies in the Grand Strand. Having such a great variety of pizza joints at your fingertips means you can get your hands on fresh, hot pie almost anytime. And these restaurants offer more than just pizza, so you can feed picky eaters and enormous appetites in one stop. Whether you want wings first and pizza second, or pizza first and then dessert, these restaurants offer plenty of options. Many pizzerias will even deliver right to your hotel, but when you’re out and about and a hankering hits you, you’ll find fun pizza restaurants near all the top attractions. Whether it’s date night or you just want something fast and easy, these Myrtle Beach pizza places have you covered:
There’s nothing like a cruising down the Boulevard with the hair blowing in the ocean breeze, and there’s no better way to do it in Myrtle Beach than on the back of a rental scooter, moped, golf cart or other sort of contraption. For folks who only ride while their own vacation to regular riders back home who can’t bring their scooter with them on vacation, Myrtle Beach has plenty of places where you go rent one by the hour, day or week, depending on your need for low speed. Slow they may be, but they’re great fun for a ride along the ocean with family and friends. Here are five places you can rent a wide selection of unique vehicles:
You’ve built a sandcastle, hopped waves, thrown around the Frisbee and had your picnic. You finished your beach book and basked in the sun, and now the natives are getting a little restless. There’s at least one more beach activity that should be on your to-do list: Fly a kite!
One of the great things about Myrtle Beach is that you don’t have to drag your nice beach chairs and umbrellas down to the beach if you don’t want to. During the summer season, you can simply rent a beach chair and umbrellas from the lifeguards!
Sand adds an element of challenge to one of the sports most associated with the beach: volleyball! The great weather here in Myrtle Beach makes for a prime gathering spot with friends and family for a “friendly” game.
