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Fourth of July Fireworks in Myrtle Beach

Fourth of July Fireworks in Myrtle Beach

May 10, 2018 3:18 pm

Independence Day is right around the corner, but do you know where to go to watch fireworks while you’re here on vacation? Celebrate your 4th of July here in Myrtle Beach by spending time with friends and family, and top off the evening with some spectacular fireworks! Check out this list of places to catch a Fourth of July fireworks show in Myrtle Beach:

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Dog Parks in Myrtle Beach

Dog Parks in Myrtle Beach

August 8, 2016 5:38 pm

Whether you're a local with an energetic pup or a vacationer who brought their furry little friend along, there are plenty of dog-friendly parks in the area to take Fido for a day of fun! From Little River all the way down to Murrells Inlet, the Grand Strand is home to several dog parks where you and your dog can have a blast playing together and getting some exercise. Don't want to keep your pet cooped up in your hotel all day? Check out these Dog Parks in Myrtle Beach: Also, be sure to check out our list of pet-friendly hotels!

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Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day in Myrtle Beach

Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day in Myrtle Beach

June 2, 2016 8:54 pm

What better place to honor dear ol’ dad than Myrtle Beach? Between the golf, the beach and the all-you-can-eat restaurants, the Grand Strand is the perfect venue for a great Father’s Day. Families visiting the Myrtle Beach area for Father’s Day weekend (June 14-15) are in luck. In addition to the always-enjoyable golf and Sunday dinner, there are several special events in town that might also capture your father’s interest. Here’s the recipe for a happy Father’s Day in Myrtle Beach.

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Top 10 Beachfront Bars in Myrtle Beach

Top 10 Beachfront Bars in Myrtle Beach

May 3, 2016 12:00 pm

Sure, there are tons of awesome bars throughout the Myrtle Beach area, but when you're in town, why not enjoy the sights, sounds, and salt air that the beach has to offer? Myrtle Beach is home to several great beachfront bars that offer a variety of drinks and menu items, as well as beautiful views of the ocean. If you're looking for a bar with great views, cold drinks, and friendly people while vacationing in Myrtle Beach, be sure to check out these top 10 beachfront bars:

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Myrtle Beach Bike Week & Atlantic Bike Week 2016 FAQ

Myrtle Beach Bike Week & Atlantic Bike Week 2016 FAQ

March 29, 2016 7:02 pm

Are you thinking about heading to Myrtle Beach for this year's Myrtle Beach Bike Week or Atlantic Bike Week? Before you book your vacation, be sure to check out these Frequently Asked Questions about the Bike Week and Atlantic Bike Week events: What is Myrtle Beach Bike Week? Myrtle Beach Bike Week is an event that takes place every year in Myrtle Beach, SC.  Myrtle Beach Bike Week is broken up into two parts; the Spring Rally and the Fall Rally. The Spring Rally goes all the way back to 1940 when the first Bike Week took place in Myrtle Beach. Myrtle Beach Bike Week is a riding event where people hop on their bikes and go for fun ride-alongs, tours, and attend events in the area.   What is Atlantic Bike Week? Atlantic Bike Week, also known as “Black Bike Week,” is a motorcycle rally that is held each year in Myrtle Beach during Memorial Day weekend. Bike enthusiasts hop on their favorite ride and cruise around Myrtle Beach, attending events, parties, meet and greets, and other festivities.   When is Myrtle Beach Bike Week 2016? The Myrtle Beach Bike Week Spring Rally will take place on May 13-22, 2016 in Myrtle Beach, SC. The Myrtle Beach Bike Week Fall Rally will take place on September 26-October 2, 2016 in Myrtle Beach, SC.   When is Atlantic Bike Week / Black Bike Week 2016? Atlantic Beach Bike Week / Black Bike Week will be held May 27-30, 2016   How many people attend these events? According the official Myrtle Beach Bike Week website, approximately 275,000-300,000 people attend the Spring Rally and nearly 25,000 people attend the Fall Rally. According to a Black Bike Week website, approximately 350,000 people travel to Myrtle Beach for this Memorial Day Weekend event.   What are some Biker-Friendly hotels? While most hotels, motels, campgrounds, and house rentals in the Myrtle Beach area may be biker-friendly, it is important to contact a property that you have in mind before booking your trip to make sure that they allow bikers, trailer parking, and that there are no curfews set in place during Myrtle Beach Bike Week or Atlantic Bike Week / Black Bike Week.   Are there special events during Myrtle Beach Bike Week & Atlantic Bike Week / Black Bike Week? Yes! During Myrtle Beach Bike Week & Atlantic Bike Week there are many biker-centered events such as ride-alongs, tours, parties, cook-outs, concerts, and more. Also, many restaurants, bars, and nightclubs have special offers/nights for bikers!   What is the Traffic Loop? During Atlantic Bike week, traffic gets kind of crazy, so the City of Myrtle Beach puts in place a traffic loop, which helps with the flow of traffic around the city. This 23-mile traffic loop goes into effect from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from May 27-May 29, 2016. This is to prevent gridlock. The traffic loops is as follows: Ocean Boulevard traffic will all be one way (southbound), starting at 29th Avenue North and running to South Kings Highway, along with an extended loop past Ocean Boulevard. Friday, May 27- Monday May, 29, 2016 the northbound lanes of Ocean Boulevard will be reserved for emergency vehicles only. Access to Ocean Boulevard will be granted at 29th Avenue North, with no entry pointes north of that point.   Other Need to Know Rules: •There may be no more than two motorcycles in a single public parking space. If the motorcycles are parked in a pay-to-park space, both vehicles must pay for parking and properly display their parking stubs. •South Carolina requires helmets for motorcycle drivers and passengers under the age of 21. However, helmets are encouraged for the safety of all riders. •There is a noise ordinance in the City of Myrtle Beach which prohibits excessive noises such as loud music, revving engines, and spinning tires.

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