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Kayaking
With a sturdy, unsinkable Kayak you have the choice to experience the wildlife and relaxation of the marsh, creeks, and rivers of the South Carolina Lowcountry, or get your blood pumping with the adrenaline-filled rush of navigating the breakers in the ocean surf. No longer the unstable little watercrafts barely evolved from Pacific Islanders, most modern Kayaks are designed for the riders to sit on top, instead of inside. Even if you do fall off (and you probably will) they’re easy to re-board. Whether part of a self-guided tour with a camera and a cooler, or a guided wildlife excursion, Kayaking in Myrtle Beach is a great activity — both on inland waterways and out on the ocean. Affordable to rent, and easy for beginners to learn, Kayaks have become the only way to enjoy the water for so many, young and old alike.
Express Watersports
You to need look no further than Express Watersports in Murrells Inlet for virtually any aquatic adventure. From Scuba Diving to Fishing Charters, Parasailing to Jet Ski rentals, or guided Kayak Tours of the creeks of Murrells Inlet. The saltwater ecosystems of the tidal marshes are the perfect place to relax and bask in the sunshine, and to enjoy the light, salty breezes. Choose from Guided tours, or explore on your own.
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J&L Kayaking
What can you expect from an adventure tour with J & L Kayaking? At J & L Kayaking, the services and trips are unmatched. Recognized by TripAdvisor as #1 of 65 outdoor activities in North Myrtle Beach, J & L Kayaking has a proven track record of providing safe, comfortable, and exciting a
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Kokopelli Surf Camp
Meeting you at a location of your choice, Kokopelli Surf Camp offers surf lessons, SUP Paddleboard/ Kayak Tours, & Rentals with FREE delivery. Kokopelli serves all ages and makes these activities fun, easy, and convenient to participate in with no experience neccessary! The staff at Kokopelli Su
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Glass Bottom Kayak Tours
Ready to get out and experience what its like kayaking in the marshes of Myrtle Beach? Glass Bottom Kayak Tours will take you on an adventure that the whole family will love. These tours are educational, yet fun while you can learn about sea turtle nesting, scavenge through sea shells, and gaze at the beautiful sunset over Cherry Grove. Experience the nature and get out and adventure!
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11. Exploring State Parks
Some Myrtle Beach visitors — and even many locals — never make it to our two State Parks. There are plenty of distractions here at the beach, no denying. But those who don’t visit are missing out on two of the jewels of our region, both offering ver …
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67. Downtown Conway
Just miles away from the beach is a whole different world in the historic city of Conway. The city is full of history and Southern charm with lots of shops and restaurants for visitors to check out. Most Myrtle Beach visitors see Conway as a town to pass …
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72. Beachwear Stores
The sun and sand are free, but you need some supplies before you hit the beach. The beach stores dotting corners and roads throughout the Grand Strand have become just as much a part of the vacation experience as the ocean itself. Whether you’re looking …
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75. Tattoos & Piercings
Gift shops are great, but maybe you’re looking for a more permanent memento of your trip to Myrtle beach. Limited by law to a small strip off the beaten path in Myrtle Beach, most area tattoo parlors call Seaboard Street home. Anyone wanting a tattoo or …
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16. Bowling
A classic diversion for both young and old, bowling has long been part of American culture. With a number of bowling alleys in the area, the Grand Strand offers families, friends and couples a wide variety of bowling and entertainment options. Everything …
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05. Jet Ski Rentals
Since the first Jet Skis rolled off the assembly lines in the late 1960s and into America’s lakes, rivers and oceans, watersports got a whole lot more fun. Like motorcycles on the water, jet skis, also called PWC (Personal Water Craft), are fast, fun, a …
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29. Arcades
As old as seaside vacations themselves, arcades, originally called “penny arcades,” have a long-standing tradition of entertaining crowds of all ages. Along the Grand Strand you’ll find games of chance, games of skill, and the unique sights and soun …
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49. Comedy Clubs & Shows
Stand-up comedy is funny on television, but being there is a completely different experience. And there aren’t many better ways to relax at night than checking out a few comedians at a Myrtle Beach comedy club — you’ll completely forget the …
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02. Parasailing
“Fly through the air with the greatest of ease!” Myrtle Beach parasailing captains have made it easy to soar like a bird. And on a beautiful Grand Strand day, the views are out of this world! Let area boat captains and crews launch you slowly, and saf …
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52. Go-Karts
Take a break from the water and test your need for speed on land at a fun go-kart attraction! Those brave enough to take on the cool watersports on our list of 102 Things to Do will also love the feeling of salt air whipping through their hair as they tak …
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10. Boat Cruises
With the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Intracoastal Waterway to the west, the numerous boat tours in Myrtle Beach provide a range of entertainment and sightseeing alternatives. From quiet Waterway dinner cruises to exciting casino boat experiences, …
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68. Historic Georgetown
The third-oldest city in South Carolina, Georgetown offers a glimpse of the state’s history along with great shopping, dining and scenery. Georgetown is located halfway between Myrtle Beach and Charleston along the Sampit River. The city embraces the Ma …
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