If you’re looking for a little playtime after the game or big event, you’re in the right city. The Grand Strand offers a variety of places and activities for a little “off the field” fun, perfect for both children and adults alike. Plus, miles of pristine beach mean you can always just kick your feet up and soak in the sunshine.
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Make Myrtle Beach your New Year’s Eve destination and discover the best celebratory events from kid-friendly activities to fireworks displays to ring in 2023. We’ll help you find the best ways to experience New Year’s Eve in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, including exclusive New Year’s Eve parties at local restaurants and hotspots, and fireworks exhibits […]
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When in Myrtle Beach … there are countless things to do. From soaking up rays on the beach to sampling the catch of the day from a new restaurant you’ve never been to before, to simply spending quality family time at the attractions scattered along the Grand Strand, the options are endless. And what better way to take full advantage of your time spent than visiting some of the best-rated parks in Myrtle Beach!
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The only thing better than feasting on some fresh Myrtle Beach seafood is doing so while looking out over the ocean from whence your meal came. From the fishing villages of Calabash and Little River down to the Lowcountry towns of Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island, the Grand Strand has some great restaurants with excellent views of the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway. Here along the top five on the Strand.
Read MoreWith some notable exceptions, teenagers seem to be preternaturally predisposed to be practically impossible to please. So what can you do with teens on a vacation to maximize fun and minimize complaints? To help you plan a vacation that even picky teenagers will love, we’ve pulled together a few of the best things to do in Myrtle Beach with teens.
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They’re called wine people problems. You know, the package store doesn’t carry a good rosé; your cabernet arrived at your table chilled; the clock has been stuck at 4:30 for what seems like hours. They call us winos. We prefer oenophiles. Hmph. So there. One problem we most definitely do not have in Myrtle Beach is a lack of spots to sip a tipple and excite our palate. Here are some of our wine-heavy favorites.
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