Things to do in Myrtle Beach in April

With temperature in the 70s and low 80s, the weather in Myrtle Beach is awesome in April. It's perfect if you enjoy walking and lounging on the beach, exploring the area or shopping in one of the many outdoor shopping complexes. The water temperature is typically in the 60s -- a little chilly for the adults, but we see kids diving right in all the time!

Myrtle Beach hotels work hard to lure visitors to the beach in early spring, before the peak summer season gets under way. They often offer deep discounts off summer rack rates or other incentives such as attraction tickets or discounts. If you're bringing the kids, check out these hotels with great indoor water features so your little ones can splash and swim even on cooler days.

Easter is March 31 this year, and Myrtle Beach is a popular destination for Easter break. With many sunrise services, including several on the beach, visitors can worship on Easter Sunday all along the Grand Strand. Easter egg hunts are also available throughout the Myrtle Beach area.

The same attractions and entertainment venues that you love in summer are open in April as well, but lines are shorter and crowds are thinner. The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is a great place to spend the day in April. Stroll along the Boardwalk, checking out shops and . Take a ride on the Skywheel or play a few games at the arcade. Here are 102 things to do in Myrtle Beach to help you plan your trip!

Spring is a popular time for golf in Myrtle Beach. The weather is spectacular for a day on the greens, and hotel room rates are affordable for your golf group. In fact, many hotels offer golf packages that include golf and your room, helping you plan your trip without worrying about over-spending.

Pop in to Legends in Concert at Broadway at the Beach for an Adele tribute, new for spring 2013. The Palace Theatre brings two new shows this year: Illusions of Magic and Jersey Nights, a tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. The Carolina Opry and Alabama Theatre continue to delight audiences with their shows, as well.