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Beach Cove Resort North Myrtle Beach

4800 S Ocean Blvd, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Beach Cove Resort in North Myrtle Beach, S.C., offers the feeling of a tropical retreat. Accommodations range from luxury one-bedroom suites to three-bedroom condominiums. Beach Cove is located just steps from Barefoot Landing dining, shopping, and entert …

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South Myrtle Beach vs North Myrtle Beach

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Compare South Myrtle Beach hotels and attractions to those in North Myrtle Beach to select the best home base for your Grand Strand vacation. Though there is no boardwalk in North Myrtle Beach or on the southern end of the city, these areas are still home …

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Must-try Restaurants in North Myrtle Beach

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In the mood for some good food? North Myrtle Beach has endless options for delicious meals to enjoy at any time of the day. Whether you’re looking for a casual place to go after the beach or an upscale venue for fine dining, there’s something for ever …

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Hotels Near the North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex

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The North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex is now open near Highway 31 in Little River, South Carolina. The park will host a variety of sports tournaments and special events throughout the year drawing in more visitors to the Grand Strand. Here are so …

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North Myrtle Beach Family Resorts

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Check out the Top 5 North Myrtle Beach hotels for your upcoming family vacation. These oceanfront hotels offer a great location and lots of family fun. See which one is right for you! …

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North Myrtle Beach condos, vacation rentals to consider for your next trip

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If you’re looking for a relaxing North Myrtle Beach with many of the comforts of home, consider a condo or vacation home rental. Most come equipped with full kitchens and washer/dryers for your convenience as well as more fun amenities like pools, h …

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10 North Myrtle Beach hotels you should consider for your next vacation

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Just minutes up Highway 17, Myrtle Beach’s neighbor to the north is full of great restaurants, exciting entertainment options like Barefoot Landing and Alabama Theater, and plenty of great lodging options. Check out this list to see which North Myrtle B …

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Top Hotels in the Northern Section of Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach

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The north strand of Myrtle Beach and into North Myrtle Beach is a popular spot to stay with our visitors. We went directly to our MyrtleBeach.com Facebook fans to see which of the hotels in that area have the most to offer. Here are the top seven resorts …

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New wakeboarding park to expand North Myrtle Beach watersports options

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Visitors looking to “attack life” will soon have one more way to do thanks to a brand-new wakeboarding and watersports park coming to the North Myrtle Beach Sports & Recreation Park ths summer. Opening in June, the Shark Wakepark 843 w …

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Top 10 things to do in North Myrtle Beach

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Exciting beaches, amusement parks with thrilling rides, hundreds of attractions and annual events are just a few of the things offered in North Myrtle Beach. With so many options out there, it can be tough to decide just what to do. To help you out, we’ …

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Myrtle Beach Sayings, Nicknames & Slang Terms You Should Know

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If you don’t know Myrtle Beach nicknames and slang terms before your visit, you’re sure to be introduced to some—or many—while you’re here. Thanks to its interesting and diverse culture, this oceanfront paradise has a language all its own. Wheth …

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North Myrtle Beach, S.C.

  • Population: 14,472
  • Average Home Cost: $307, 531 (includes only single-family homes and condo units)
  • Government Info: City of North Myrtle Beach, 1018 2nd Ave. S., North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
  • Contact: (843) 280-5555 or www.nmb.us
  • Schools: Public – Ocean Drive Elementary (Excellent), Riverside Elementary (Excellent), Waterway Elementary (Good), North Myrtle Beach Middle (Excellent), North Myrtle Beach High (Excellent); Private – North Myrtle Beach Christian Academy (K-12)
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Windy Hill

The southernmost section of North Myrtle Beach is Windy Hill, a small beach community that got its name from George Washington’s description of the area during his 1791 tour of the South.

The once-sleepy section of town is now home to Restaurant Row, a two-mile stretch of seafood restaurants and other eateries, as well as the Tanger Outlets and several seaside hotels.

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Myrtle Beach Hotels with Golf Packages

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As the season quickly approaches, golfers everywhere are starting to plan their Myrtle Beach golf vacations, and questions are rolling in about which hotels have the best golf packages. Since most Myrtle Beach hotels offer some sort of golf and accommodat …

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North Myrtle Beach Area Homes For Sale

North Myrtle Beach is located on the North End of a long stretch of beach called the Grand Strand. This laid-back city is known for being the birthplace of the Carolina Shag dance, as well as a thriving community that is home to top-notch dining, award-winning theatre, shopping, and more. Of course, many people spend most of their time by the ocean while in North Myrtle Beach, but there are lots of other fun attractions here like ropes courses, cable wakeboarding, escape rooms, and fishing.

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10 Memories Celebrating the Old Myrtle Beach

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When fans remember the old Myrtle Beach of the 1980s and 1990s, Mother Fletchers, Freaky Tiki, Purple Gator, and the Pavilion all come to mind. From family photos snapped on the beach, to foggy memories of cruising the strip, to the silly souvenirs you’ve kept for a lifetime, there’s so much to celebrate about those old Myrtle Beach vacations. …

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Beach Access & Wheelchair Rentals in Myrtle Beach

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Beach wheelchair rentals make it possible for any Myrtle Beach resident or vacationer with mobility impairment to enjoy time on the shore. Because standard wheelchairs do not travel well over sand, you’ll want to find a beach wheelchair rental in the ar …

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Food Dude Grub Crawl: Restaurants at Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach

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The Food Dude has only one issue with taking a Grub Crawl around Barefoot Landing – false advertising. You can’t go barefoot at any of the 17 restaurants located at the popular entertainment complex in North Myrtle Beach, but that’s the …

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Myrtle Beach Cyber Hotel Deals – Up to 50% Off 2023!

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Savvy shoppers know that retailers offer their best deals of the year on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but many people don’t know that Myrtle Beach hotels also offer Cyber deals in November as well. Travelers can get more bang for their buck by sho …

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Myrtle Beach-area restaurants reopen for outdoor dining, carryout and delivery

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Sea Captain’s House reopened for outdoor dining on Monday, May 4. The Myrtle Beach area is reopening along with the rest of the state of South Carolina as the governor and local municipalities lift restrictions aimed at curbing COVID-19.  Many rest …

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Myrtle Beach Boardwalk hotels for your next vacation

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Myrtle Beach Boardwalk hotels offer an exciting vantage point of one of the biggest attractions at the beach! The Boardwalk stretches 1.2 miles along the Myrtle Beach oceanfront, twisting and turning through gorgeous terrain and some of the area’s b …

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10 Best Myrtle Beach Restaurants & Bars to Watch Football

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Fall is here, which means Myrtle Beach restaurants and bars are already geared up for football season. As a town full of transplants from the Northeast and all over the world, Myrtle Beach attracts fans from different teams with followings for a variety o …

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LuLu’s North Myrtle Beach to Add Sky Trail® Ropes Course

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LuLu’s Restaurant in North Myrtle Beach is already a super fun attraction, but this Lucy Buffett eatery is about to get even more exciting! Ropes Courses Incorporated (RCI) is working with LuLu’s to add a Sky Trail® ropes course outside of t …

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A Guide to Surfing in Myrtle Beach

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Knowing where to go surfing in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, and other areas will make a day of riding waves safe and fun for everyone in your party. Surfers aren’t permitted in all waters, and some locations are open only seasonally, so before …

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Easter 2023 in Myrtle Beach: Sunrise services, Easter brunch, and egg hunts

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If you’ll be in Myrtle Beach for Easter or Spring Break in 2023, check out these events and specials to get a feel for what’s going on around town.  Take in a sunrise worship service on Easter Sunday, gather for brunch or attend an Easter egg …

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Discounts for Myrtle Beach Marathon Participants

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Are you one of the brave souls that are running in one of the races during the Myrtle Beach Marathon? Here's the break down on where to stay and what several Myrtle Beach hotels will offer the event's participants. There are so many amazing deal …

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8 Great Reasons to Visit Myrtle Beach During Christmas

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Visiting Myrtle Beach in December may sound strange to some, but booking a vacation during the holidays can actually be tons of fun. Christmas in Myrtle Beach offers a fun getaway with great weather and tons of holiday spirit!  Here are 8 great reasons t …

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Places To Eat Famous Foods in Myrtle Beach

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The best food in Myrtle Beach isn’t all from the beach. In fact, some of the top eats in the Grand Strand hail from all over the country. The culinary point of view in this city is growing right along with its population, so the food you find in Myrtle …

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The Most Luxurious Myrtle Beach Vacation Possible

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Over the years, Myrtle Beach has developed a great reputation as one of the best and most affordable family vacation destinations in the U.S. Thanks to discount hotel rates, a variety of free things to do — including the beach — and many great restau …

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2017 Festivals and Events to Watch in the Myrtle Beach Area

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Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand are home to countless festivals every year. From summer events that take full advantage of the sun and the sand to food festivals that honor our area’s culinary heritage and community events designed to celebrate th …

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Dog Parks in Myrtle Beach

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If you’re planning on bringing your dog on vacation with you, we thought it would be helpful to offer a list of Myrtle Beach dog parks where your furry family members can run & play. There are dog parks in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and Surfsi …

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The Top Bars, Clubs & Places To Dance in Myrtle Beach

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The nightlife in Myrtle Beach includes clubs, bars, and places to dance the night away, let go of your inhibitions, and enjoy an evening out on the town. Myrtle Beach is known as a party spot because the city is filled with great live music venues and clu …

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Myrtle Beach Restaurants & Hotels with Thanksgiving Meals for 2022

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Enjoy a fun and filling Thanksgiving dinner in Myrtle Beach! If working away in the kitchen over the stove doesn’t sound like the ideal way to celebrate Thanksgiving, give one of these Myrtle Beach restaurants or hotels a call. They’ll do the …

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10 Best Beach Accesses in Myrtle Beach

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the best beach in Myrtle Beach can make a significant impact on your vacation experience. Sure, these sandy shores all overlook the same stretch of the Atlantic Ocean, but even just a few miles can mean the difference between beaches with free parking, pr …

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The Best Campgrounds in Myrtle Beach

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Explore the best Myrtle Beach campgrounds to find sites for RVs or tents, and vacation rentals in fabulous camping resorts with waterparks, pools, and more. Sleep under the stars listening to the waves at an oceanfront campground in Myrtle Beach or snooze …

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Myrtle Beach Events 2021: Top festivals and events you don’t want to miss

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*Editor’s Note: Due to the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, events are subject to change. We will try to update this blog as we become aware of updates, but you should check with event organizers before planning your trip.  These annual Myrtle Bea …

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2-Bedroom Condos in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach is home to a large variety of accommodations that are perfect for any vacation, but if you’re looking to feel right at home when visiting, then consider booking your stay in a spacious condo. Plenty of properties across the Grand Strand off …

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Top 10 Things To Do in Myrtle Beach in December

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Visiting Myrtle Beach in December is your chance to see this cheerful holiday paradise in action and catch special events that come around only once a year. Anyone who thinks the Grand Strand is solely a summer destination has never been here in the winte …

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Can-Am Days Hotel Deals in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach has a long history of welcoming our north of the border neighbors that goes back more than 50 years. We get it – it’s cold up there! And since the weather here is world-class in the spring, our hotels, attractions, golf courses, …

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Hotels Near the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk

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Some of the best Myrtle Beach hotels and motels on the Grand Strand call the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk home. The Boardwalk, which opened in 2010, stretches 1.4 miles along the Myrtle Beach oceanfront from 15th Avenue North to First Avenue North, twisting an …

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Top 10 Wedding Venues in Myrtle Beach

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Are you looking for wedding venues in Myrtle Beach? If so, the Grand Strand has a lot to offer happy couples and their guests. From extravagant reception halls in oceanfront resorts to quaint ceremonies just outside of town, the variety of places in Myrtl …

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Myrtle Beach Tent, Canopy & Umbrella Rules for 2023

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Follow these Myrtle Beach tent rules to enjoy a safe, successful beach outing, and learn which shading devices, umbrellas, and canopies are allowed, and when. The Grand Strand has been restricting the size and type of shade tents permitted during the busy …

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10 Vacation Rentals around Myrtle Beach you have to see!

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Vacation rentals and homes can be perfect for a large family or even several families vacationing together in Myrtle Beach.  The Grand Strand is home to everything from quaint beach shacks to sprawling properties that sleep upwards of 25 people. We did s …

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Great ideas for getting around Myrtle Beach

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Is driving through traffic cramping your style while you’re at the beach? Are people walking too slow in front of you on the strip? Perhaps you’re just looking for an adrenaline rush and something to ride while you’re on vacation. No matter …

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Top Oceanfront Hotels in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach oceanfront hotels offer the best vacation experience for beach lovers! Step into the sand right from your resort, and soak in the Carolina sun.  Oceanfront hotels in Myrtle Beach typically offer resort-style amenities such as pools, hot tubs …

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Where To Play Volleyball in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach volleyball courts along the oceanfront and at local rec centers and sports complexes welcome players to enjoy pickup games or practice. Whether you’re new in town or you’re here on vacation, you’ll be happy to discover vario …

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New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach offers New Year’s Eve fun at various locations around the beach! Whether you’re looking for a family friendly New Year’s Eve event or an all-out party, you’ll find plenty of things to do for NYE in Myrtle Beach.  To …

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A Super Fun Myrtle Beach Vacation for Families with Teens

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Sure, we know that keeping teenagers entertained on vacation can be quite difficult sometimes, but that’s what we’re here for. Myrtle Beach is a family-friendly vacation destination that has something to offer for all ages to enjoy. Keep you …

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New things to do in Myrtle Beach in 2023

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We’ve taken the legwork out of the search for new things to do in Myrtle Beach in this convenient 2023 guide. While Myrtle Beach has long been a favorite vacation destination, thanks to its pristine beaches and robust variety of things to do, it’s the …

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The Oldest Restaurants in Myrtle Beach

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The oldest restaurants in Myrtle Beach are anything but tired and worn out. These tried-and-true eateries continue to serve the best comfort foods around. Like the beach itself, many of the old restaurants in Myrtle Beach have weathered years of growth an …

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North Myrtle Beach Jetpack Adventures Video

The MyrtleBeach.com crew takes a trip to North Myrtle Beach Jetpack Adventures at the North Myrtle Beach Sports & Rec Park to talk with owner Cliff Wingerter and experience what its like to fly high above the water with a jetpack strapped to your …

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3-Bedroom Condos in Myrtle Beach

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Feel right at home on your vacation by booking a 3-bedroom condo in Myrtle Beach! A long list of your favorite Myrtle Beach hotels and resorts offer 3-bedroom condos for those traveling with multiple people, or for those who just desire a spacious accommo …

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4th of July Fireworks & Events in Myrtle Beach 2023

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Myrtle Beach fireworks and 4th of July events are spectacular, so if you’re headed here in 2023, make room in your itinerary for star-spangled festivities. There’s nothing better than being at the beach for the biggest summer blowout, and the schedule …

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Top Free Things to do in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is known as a family-friendly and typically wallet-friendly vacation spot. Getting the most bang for your buck is important, especially when you’re on a family vacation. That’s why we’ve come up with a list of the best t …

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Myrtle Beach Grocery Store Guide

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Thrifty vacationers know that one of the best ways to save money on your trip is to buy and prepare food instead of dining out for every meal. As the Myrtle Beach area continues to grow, a variety of popular grocery stores, both big chains and local marke …

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Top Hotels in Myrtle Beach to Have Your Wedding

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Do you dream of getting married in Myrtle Beach? These hotels are perfect for the bride who needs a little extra help. They have everything from world class chefs to wedding coordinators who can help with every detail. Your toughest job will be picking …

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Best Resorts with Pool Bars in Myrtle Beach

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Earlier in the week we asked our fans about which resorts in Myrtle Beach have fun pool bars. We heard about the best drinks to order and even where some of our locals go. The votes poured in and eleven resorts made the cut. Don’t see your favorite pool …

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10 Myrtle Beach Tips for First-Time Visitors

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If you’re a first-time visitor to Myrtle Beach, follow our 10 tips about what to do and where to stay, and find other helpful advice to plan the best trip. We gathered wisdom from frequent visitors and locals, that every Myrtle Beach rookie should k …

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16 Best Places To Stop on the Way to Myrtle Beach

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It’s a well-known truth that Myrtle Beach is a vacation destination like no other, attracting over 19 million visitors each year. A quick cruise down the boulevard or a walk around Broadway at the Beach reveals countless beloved sights and attractio …

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Top Myrtle Beach Hotels for the Fourth of July

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Celebrate your 4th of July in fashion this year in Myrtle Beach.  The Grand Strand isn’t only a top destination for the Fourth because of the great weather, beautiful beaches, and awesome attractions, but it is also a hot spot for July Fourth celebrati …

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Top Places to Catch Pokémon in Myrtle Beach

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Chances are you've heard about PokémonGO, and you or your kids may have already downloaded it to a smart phone and started catching as many pocket monsters as possible. It is no secret that this app game is the hottest new thing this summer, …

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The Best Pools in Myrtle Beach

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Pools in Myrtle Beach are a must-have amenity, and for many, staying at hotels with the best water features can transform a good trip into a great one. To help you find the right resort for your next stay in the Grand Strand, we’ve gathered a list o …

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Find the perfect Myrtle Beach shops for every guy on your list

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With just over two weeks left until the big day, the season for Christmas shopping in Myrtle Beach is upon us. If you’re at the beach this time of year, there’s no reason not to take advantage of all the awesome retail spots we have to off …

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Hotels Near Barefoot Landing

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Barefoot Landing hotels are conveniently located near all the dining, entertainment, and shopping you could want. This lively area offers plenty of things to do for kids and adults, and when combined with excellent resort amenities, offers nonstop fun for …

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Myrtle Beach Sports Complexes and Facilities

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Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand have quite a few sports complexes and recreational facilities for both locals and tourists to enjoy. These phenomenal facilities offer a great escape for exercise and some friendly competition. Many of the sports comp …

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10 Old Myrtle Beach Photos You’ll Want To See

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For more than 75 years Myrtle Beach has been a vacation destination people wanted to write home about. And for many years, a large portion of the visitors who came to see the amazing beaches of the Grand Strand did just that — they wrote home to friends …

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Top Myrtle Beach luxury hotels for 2023

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Myrtle Beach luxury hotels complement the hundreds of great restaurants, golf courses and myriad entertainment options that make Myrtle Beach the perfect place for a top-notch vacation.   Luxury hotels in Myrtle Beach boast high-end amenities like elabor …

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Top Beaches in South Carolina

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The top beaches in South Carolina are all right here, near Myrtle Beach. While the great Palmetto State is known for everything from its golf courses to historic districts, the beaches are where it really sets itself apart. The countless sandy shores alon …

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8 Great Luxury Resorts in the Myrtle Beach area for 2022

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With hundreds of great restaurants, golf courses and a myriad entertainment options, Myrtle Beach is the perfect place for a top-notch vacation. And with these luxury resorts ready to cater to and pamper you during your stay, there’s no better place …

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3-Bedroom Condos in Myrtle Beach

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Feel right at home on your vacation by booking a 3-bedroom condo in Myrtle Beach! A long list of your favorite Myrtle Beach hotels and resorts offer 3-bedroom condos for those traveling with multiple people, or for those who just desire a spacious accommo …

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Our Favorite Resorts with Pool Bars in Myrtle Beach

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If you want a Caribbean-style vacation without the long flight, look no further than beautiful, sunny Myrtle Beach!  In addition to sunshine and weather that can rival that in the tropics, many Myrtle Beach hotels also offer pool bars and poolside cabana …

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North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex

An overview of how fun the North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex is and everything it has to offer its guests.

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Myrtle Beach Winter Rentals With Monthly Rates

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Escape cold weather and head for the beach this year by booking a monthly hotel rental in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and make every day a vacation. There’s no denying that Myrtle Beach is a popular destination for snowbirds who want sunshine and mild …

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Top Myrtle Beach Resorts for a Romantic Getaway

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There’s plenty of romance to be had in Myrtle Beach; from world-class accommodations situated on the beautiful beach, to intimate upscale on-site restaurants, you and your loved one will have the time of your life. Gaze at the gorgeous ocean from yo …

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Best Myrtle Beach Hotels for Honeymoons

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There’s plenty of romance to be had in Myrtle Beach; from world-class accommodations situated on the beautiful beach, to intimate upscale on-site restaurants, you and your loved one will have the time of your life. Gaze at the gorgeous ocean from yo …

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Top Hotels for Weddings in Myrtle Beach

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There’s plenty of romance to be had in Myrtle Beach; from world-class accommodations situated on the beautiful beach, to intimate upscale on-site restaurants, you and your loved one will have the time of your life. Gaze at the gorgeous ocean from yo …

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Myrtle Beach Christmas Lights and Holiday Events for 2022

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Christmas lights, tree lightings and parades welcome the holiday season into the Myrtle Beach area!  Gather up the family and head out to some fun and festive events this Christmas season! We will continue to update this list. If you would like you event …

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Fans Name 10 Resorts in Myrtle Beach with the Best Water Features

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We may be at the beach but that doesn’t mean our Myrtle Beach visitors don’t want fun in the pools as well. From waterparks and whirlpools to winding lazy rivers and heated pools, our local hotels have it all. According to our Facebook fans, these Myr …

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23 ‘must-see’ local bands for fans of live music in Myrtle Beach

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For all the music lovers of live music in Myrtle Beach this season, we have got plenty of homegrown talent for you. The Myrtle Beach music scene is full of talented musicians and though many people idenitfy our area with its Carolina beach music roots, th …

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Gluten-free Dining in Myrtle Beach

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Finding restaurants with gluten-free menu options in Myrtle Beach shouldn’t be a challenge, so we decided to do the legwork for our visitors with celiac disease or intolerances to help you find some of the best gluten-free meals around! Many resorts in …

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Top Myrtle Beach Resorts for a Romantic Getaway

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There’s plenty of romance to be had in Myrtle Beach; from world-class accommodations situated on the beautiful beach, to intimate upscale on-site restaurants, you and your loved one will have the time of your life. Gaze at the gorgeous ocean from yo …

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Must-Visit Myrtle Beach Attractions

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For many, the reason for visiting Myrtle Beach is a no-brainer: the beach. It’s so self-explanatory it’s in the name of the seaside town. But what is there to do when sand in your swim trunks gets old? Well, there’s plenty of great att …

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New Myrtle Beach Restaurants & Attractions for 2018

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The Myrtle Beach area is constantly growing as more and more people book their vacations or move here each year. In order to keep up with the influx of visitors and new homeowners in the area, it is important for new Myrtle Beach restaurants & attract …

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Labor Day Deals in Myrtle Beach

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Plan a Myrtle Beach getaway this Labor Day Weekend! Sure the kids may be back in school or starting back soon but now's the perfect time to get back to the beach. Enjoy cooler temps and plenty of family-friendly events and activities all around town …

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Recycling in Myrtle Beach

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Recycling in Myrtle Beach is important for the local environment, and with so much coastal beauty and so many Lowcountry landscapes in our area, why wouldn’t we want to try our hardest to protect the nature around us from harm? With improved recycling e …

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Myrtle Beach Hotels Near Fireworks Displays

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If you love fireworks, why not make the most out of it on your Myrtle Beach vacation by staying at a hotel near all of the firework action this summer. There are a number of attractions offering glorious fireworks displays throughout the busy season this …

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Best Myrtle Beach Bars for Visitors

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With hundreds of bars and restaurants around the Grand Strand, deciding where to grab a drink can be a daunting task for tourists who are brand-new to the area or those who only visit every so often. While most bars in Myrtle Beach cater to a crowd of …

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Best Ice Cream Shops in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach is a wonderful summer town, with a host of warm-weather activities available. After a fun-filled day at the water park, at the beach, or on the miniature golf course, one thing is certain: There’s nothing like an ice cream to whisk away the …

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Top 10 Historical Attractions Near Myrtle Beach

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Discover the best historical sites near Myrtle Beach during your visit, including Civil War landmarks, historic Georgetown, SC, and other historical places. Your hotel or resort at Myrtle Beach also situates you about an hour’s drive north of histor …

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Myrtle Beach Hotels on The Strip

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Myrtle Beach hotels on The Strip provide some of the best accommodations in the area. The Strip, as it is known to longtime beachgoers, comprises the downtown area of Myrtle Beach along Ocean Boulevard. This area from 9th Avenue North to 4th Avenue South …

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Myrtle Beach on the Cheap: 10 hotels that won’t break your budget

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Bargain shoppers know that thrill you get when you find a great deal, and vacation planning is no different. These cheap hotels in Myrtle Beach are known to offer extreme deals and discounts, particularly during the off-season months. Although these hotel …

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Top 10 Cheap Hotels in Myrtle Beach

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Bargain shoppers know that thrill you get when you find a great deal, and vacation planning is no different. These cheap hotels in Myrtle Beach are known to offer extreme deals and discounts, particularly during the off-season months. Although these hotel …

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What’s new for 2016? Myrtle Beach Attractions, Restaurants & Events

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While change is inveitable when you're a tourist town, 2016 has been a particularly big year when it comes to changes and new attractions in Myrtle Beach. With Broadway at the Beach celebrating its 20th anniversary this season, the popular shoppin …

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Avista Resort in North Myrtle Beach

Avista Resort is a unique North Myrtle Beach hotel with plenty of great features. Take a tour through the resort with us today!

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Best Waterfront Restaurants in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach restaurants on the water are plentiful, thanks to its location nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway. After a day spent enjoying the area’s countless water activities—from splashing around on the beaches along t …

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UFO Sightings in Myrtle Beach

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The city of Myrtle Beach celebrates Halloween during the entire month of October, when witches and ghouls come out to play at several Halloween attractions, parties, and events. However, the Myrtle Beach area is also known for haunting folklore and ghos …

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Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Myrtle Beach

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Top off a romantic day at the beach with fabulous dining and couples activities to make your Valentine’s Day in Myrtle Beach blissful. Whether you’re into long walks on the shore, a relaxing spa experience, fine dining, or a quiet evening in, Myrtle B …

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Best Myrtle Beach Hotels for a Girlfriends Getaway

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Do you dream about a girlfriends’ getaway to the beach? Myrtle Beach has everything you could dream of for a trip to remember. The shows are unbelievable any time of year, the restaurants serve up anything from fresh seafood to steaming pasta and the sh …

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8 Hotels Near Barefoot Landing

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Barefoot Landing offers the best in dining, entertainment and shopping all in one spot in North Myrtle Beach. They offer a variety of fun attractions, concerts, theater shows and family fun all year-round so it’s no wonder you’d want to stay …

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Myrtle Beach Resorts for Large Families

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Large family vacation rentals in Myrtle Beach make planning getaways a breeze. Whether you’re heading to the Grand Strand for summer break, a reunion, or a celebration, you won’t need to waste time fussing over where everyone will stay. Select Myrtle …

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Best Things To Do in Myrtle Beach When it Rains

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Myrtle Beach is blessed with 218 sunny days a year, making it an ideal vacation destination for more than 14 million visitors every year. But even in our sunny paradise, an occasional rainy day can interrupt your rays. Have no fear — there is plenty of …

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Myrtle Beach Hotels With Free Parking

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Save cash by staying at a Myrtle Beach hotel with free parking for easy access to your vehicle, without the expense of metered parking or relying on a cab. While the fee some resorts charge for guest parking may seem nominal, it adds up fast over the cour …

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Top 10 Myrtle Beach Mini Golf Courses

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Mini golf in Myrtle Beach is hard to ignore and impossible not to try, thanks to the huge volcanoes, waterfalls, and giant creatures looming over pristine greens. If you’re looking for things for kids to do, golfing any of the fun courses up and dow …

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Fans Name Favorite Myrtle Beach Hotel Pools

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When booking a beach vacation, having the right amenities is key, and having a great pool ranks high among the things people want in a hotel. Our loyal Myrtle Beach visitors and Facebook fans weighed in this week on their favorite pools at Myrtle Beach ho …

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Best Condos in Myrtle Beach: Fan Poll

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Many people opt to choose condos for their Myrtle Beach vacation for a more private stay in larger accommodations. There are tons of great condo buildings up and down the Grand Strand so we thought we’d get some input on some of our fans’ fa …

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Best Myrtle Beach Gyms & What They Offer

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The Grand Strand has many recreation centers, from the North Strand of Little River down to the South Strand of Pawleys Island. Many of these facilities offer plenty of fitness classes, sports leagues, swimming pools and amenities. Take a look below for m …

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Fans Name Myrtle Beach Hotels with Best Amenities

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With hundreds of accommodations to choose from in Myrtle Beach, it can be a daunting task trying to find the perfect hotel for your stay. We asked our loyal Facebook fans which hotels at the beach have the best amenities to help make booking your next M …

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The Best Mexican Restaurants In Myrtle Beach

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It may be a little north of the border, but there are great Mexican restaurants in Myrtle Beach that will make you feel like you’re eating at an authentic taqueria in Mexico.  While most Myrtle Beach Mexican restaurants will offer popular options like …

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Myrtle Beach Parking

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Knowing where to park in Myrtle Beach takes the stress out of touring The Grand Strand. The city offers parking garages and public spaces at varying rates. And plenty of the public parking spaces in Myrtle Beach are free from November through February, du …

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Fans Pick Top Budget-Friendly Resorts in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach Hotels

Hotels in Myrtle Beach are available with a variety of amenities, including indoor and outdoor pools, entertainment options, and on-site dining to please a family of any size. Browse our listings and use the hotel map to find all the best suites, condos, …

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Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach

We take a tour of Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, home to many shops, restaurants, entertainment venues and more.

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2018 North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival

We had a blast celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival on Main Street in North Myrtle Beach! This family-friendly event takes place each year and features a parade, vendors, food, drinks, children …

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North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival 2019

The annual North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival took place on Saturday, March 16, 2019 on Main Street. This family-fun festival featured an awesome parade, tons of vendors, delicious food, drinks, green beer, kid’s activ …

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Myrtle Beach laws & information

Swimming / Sun Bathing

Myrtle Beach Swimming and Sun Bathing Rules
Items may not be set up on the beach before 8 a.m., and they must be removed before 7 p.m. daily. Obey all safety flags displayed at lifeguard stands on the beach. A double red flag means swimming is prohibited. Swimming and surfing are not allowed within 75 yards of piers. Thong bathing suits are not allowed on the beach or in public. Digging holes deeper than two feet is not allowed, and holes dug in the sand must be filled before leaving the beach. Rafts used in the ocean must be made of canvas and include a 360 degree rope around the perimeter. Diving or jumping from piers is prohibited.

Horry County Swimming and Sun Bathing Rules
Items cannot be left on the beach from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. They will be removed by beach patrol. Diving or jumping from piers is prohibited. No glass or alcohol is allowed on the beach or at beach accesses. Swimmers must stay within 50 yards of the shore and may not swim in water more than chest deep. Swimmers must obey lifeguard flags at all times. Thong bathing suits are prohibited. Rafts used in the ocean must be made of canvas with a 360 degree rope around their perimeter.

North Myrtle Beach Swimming and Sun Bathing Rules
Swimming is prohibited beyond 50 yards of shore or in depths greater than shoulder height. If you dig a hole in the sand, you must fill it in before leaving the beach. Surfing and skim boarding are prohibited between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. from May 15 to September 15 except in the following areas: 300 feet north of Cherry Grove Pier and anywhere north thereof, up to 600 feet north of 13th Avenue South, up to 600 feet north of 27th Avenue South, up to 600 feet north of 38th Avenue South. It is illegal to surf within 300 feet of any pier, and surfing leashes must be worn at all times. 

Surfside Beach Swimming and Sun Bathing Rules
Swimmers must remain within 50 yards of shore in water no deeper than chest deep. Lifeguard instructions must be obeyed by all beachgoers. Surfing is prohibited within 300 feet of the pier. From May 15 to September 15, surfing is allowed only in designated areas, and surfers must always wear a surfing leash. Smoking is prohibited on the beach. Do not dig holes more than two feet deep, and fill in holes before you leave the beach. Items may not be left on the beach from 9 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. 

Surf Fishing / Pier Fishing

Myrtle Beach Fishing Rules
Swimmers have right-of-way over surf fishing. Fishing is not allowed in front of lifeguards’ chair-and-umbrella lines and must be done at least 50 feet away from swimmers. It is illegal to catch or attempt to catch sharks from piers or the surf. You must have a Surf Fishing License issued by the state of South Carolina to fish from the surf.

Horry County Fishing Rules
Shark fishing is illegal. Any sharks or other dangerous marine animals must be released immediately if caught. You must obtain a Surf Fishing License from the state of South Carolina to fish from the surf.

Surfside Beach Fishing Rules
Shark fishing is illegal with town limits. Commercial fishing on the public beach is not permitted. 

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Tents / Umbrellas

Horry County Tent Rules
Tents, tarps, cabanas and pavilions are banned on the beach year-round. Round umbrellas with a shade no greater than 7 feet, 6 inches are permitted. Small pop-up or blow-up cabanas for infants or small children are allowed, but they must be no larger than 4 feet by 3 feet. Shading devices may not impede lifeguards’ view.

Myrtle Beach Tent Rules
Tents are banned on the beach from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Round umbrellas with a diameter of 7.5 feet or less are permitted, and they must be in line with or behind the line of lifeguards’ umbrellas. From Labor Day to Memorial Day, tents up to 12-feet-by-12-feet can be used, but they must be 10 feet behind the lifeguards’ umbrella line.

North Myrtle Beach Tent Rules
No tents, cabanas, pavilions or other large shading devices are allowed on the beach from May 15 through September 15. During this time, round umbrellas with a center pole no more than 7 feet, 6 inches tall and with a circular shade no larger than 9 feet in diameter are allowed on the beach. Baby tents used by children 18 months of age or younger are permitted if they are no larger than 36 inches high by 36 inches wide and 36 inches deep. Shading devices must not be in the way of emergency personnel on the beach. 

Surfside Beach Tent Rules 
Tents and canopies must not be larger than 10 feet by 10 feet. Umbrellas must be no taller than 7 feet, 6 inches or wider than 9 feet in diameter. Umbrellas, shading devices, and baby tents must be located behind the lifeguard stand to protect the lifeguard’s view of the beach. Shading devices must move west as the tide moves in and lifeguards move back. Tents must be at least 10 feet apart with straight tie downs. A single row of tents is allowed from Melody Lane to 17th Avenue North. Additional emergency access space is required in designated areas along the beach. 

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Boating

Myrtle Beach Boating Rules
Sailboats may not be left on the beach overnight unless all of the following conditions are met: the sailboat mast is lowered or all rigging is secured, it is positioned so that it doesn’t restrict beach access from dune walkovers or street ends, it is not on a dune or threatening to cause dune damage, a beach permit decal issued by the Myrtle Beach Police Department Beach Patrol is displayed. Motorboats may not be operated within 400 yards of the beach. Jet skis may not be operated within 100 yards of the beach from May 1 through Labor Day unless they are being launched perpendicular to the beach. Sailboats, sail boards, and kite surfing boards may not be operated within 100 yards of the beach from May 1 through Labor Day except when they are being launched perpendicular to the beach.

Horry County Boating Rules
Motorboats may not be operated within 400 feet of the shoreline. Jet skis may not be operated within 100 yards of the shore from May 1 through Labor Day except during their launch and return. Watercraft, including jet skis and sailboats may not be left past sunset on the beach or left unattended.

North Myrtle Beach Boating Rules
Motorized watercraft must operate 100 yards or more off shore. 

Surfside Beach Boating Rules
Access to the beach with a boat or Jet Ski is limited to the designated ramp at 4th Ave. S. Boats may not operate any closer than 50 yards from the shore, and Jet Skis may not operate closer than 150 yards from the shore between May 15-September 15. Operation of any boat or watercraft in a reckless manner is prohibited. 
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Fireworks

Myrtle Beach Fireworks Rules
It is illegal to discharge, ignite, use or shoot fireworks in the city limits of Myrtle Beach on any public beach, public beach access, street end adjacent to the beach or any public land immediately adjacent to the beach.

Horry County Fireworks Rules
Fireworks are prohibited on the beach and at oceanfront properties that are posted as a Fireworks Prohibited Zone.

North Myrtle Beach Fireworks Rules
Fireworks are prohibited on the beach.

Surfside Beach Fireworks Rules
Fireworks are prohibited on the public beach. 

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Littering

Littering is illegal. Offenders may be required by law to assist officials in cleaning up the litter. All glass containers are prohibited on the beach. Back to Top

Campfires

It is illegal to build a fire or use a propane-fired grill or other cookers on the beach. Back to Top

Sea Oats

It is illegal to cut, break, or otherwise destroy sea oat plants, beach grass, or sand fencing. Back to Top

State Laws

Seat belts must be worn at all times in a moving vehicle. Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is illegal. It is unlawful for any person under the age of 21 to buy, possess, or consume alcoholic beverages. Open containers of beer, wine, or liquor are prohibited in vehicles or any public place including streets, sidewalks, and beach areas. Vehicle headlights must be on if operating windshield wipers due to rain or poor road conditions. Motorcyclists are required to use headlights at all times. All children ages 17 and younger in a moving vehicle must be restrained at all times by means appropriate for the child’s age and seating location, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Right turns may be made on a red light throughout the state, except where a sign denotes “No Right on Red.” Remember, stop before turning and give way to traffic already in the intersection. Back to Top

Animal Laws

Myrtle Beach – Dogs on Beach
Dogs in public must be on a leash at all times. Dogs are permitted on the beach anytime from Labor Day through April 30. No dogs are allowed on the beach from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 1- Labor Day. Dogs must be on a leash 7 feet or shorter at all times. Owners are responsible for picking up and disposing of pet waste.

Horry County – Dogs and Horses on Beach
Animals are not allowed on the beach from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 1 – Labor Day. Any animal on the beach must be on a hand-held leash not to exceed seven feet in length and under the control of the person having custody of the animal. Horses are allowed on the beach from Nov. 1 through Feb. 28 in the designated equestrian zone south of Myrtle Beach and north of Surfside Beach. Owners are responsible for picking up and disposing of their animals’ waste.

North Myrtle Beach – Dogs on Beach
Dogs must remain on a leash no longer than 7 feet at all times. Pet owners are responsible for picking up and properly disposing of pet waste. 

Surfside Beach Dogs are not allowed on the beach at any time May 15-Sept. 15. Riding horses on the beach is prohibited.

Georgetown County Horses are not allowed on the beach March 15-Sept. 15. Riding horses on Pawleys Island or Huntington Beach State Park is prohibited year round. Dogs are allowed on public beaches if accompanied by the owner or keeper and under the physical control by means of a leash or similar restraining device, or under the control of a responsible person to whom the dog is obedient on command. On Pawleys Island beach, dogs must be on a leash May-October. At Huntington Beach State Park, dogs must be on a leash at all times. In areas designated for the protection of endangered species, dogs and cats must be on a leash at all times. Back to Top

Alcohol

Possession or consumption of alcohol is prohibited on the beach. Glass containers/bottles are not allowed on the beach. Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is illegal. Penalties include a fine of up to $400 and loss of driver’s license for 6 months for a first offense. It is unlawful for any person under the age of 21 to buy, possess, or consume alcoholic beverages. Open containers of beer, wine, or liquor are prohibited in vehicles or any public place including streets, sidewalks, and beach areas. In Horry and Georgetown counties, restaurants and bars may sell alcoholic beverages on Sunday. Beer and wine are sold in stores, as well. Liquor stores can sell alcoholic beverages from 9 a.m. and to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Only liquor stores can sell alcoholic beverages other than beer or wine. Back to Top

Motorcycle Laws

South Carolina laws

  • DOT-Approved Helmets are required by law for riders and passengers under age 21.
  • State Funded Rider Education is not available, but private courses are.
  • Eye Protection is required by law for riders and passengers under age 21 unless equipped with windscreen.
  • Daytime Use of Headlight required by law – modulating headlights are permitted.
  • Passenger Seat and Footrests are required if carrying a passenger.
  • Rear view mirror is required.

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Swim Advisories

The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control monitors water quality in the ocean. Temporary swim advisories are issued if bacteria levels are found to be above state standards. During swim advisories, walking on the beach, wading in the ocean, shell collecting and sun bathing are all still allowed. Swim advisories do not close the beach. Some areas of the beach have permanent advisory signs, which have been in place since the late 2000s. These signs advise against swimming because of the potential for elevated bacteria levels, especially after heavy rainfalls. Swashes at these sites allow stormwater runoff to drain into the ocean, which can temporarily raise bacteria levels. Swimming is not advised within 200 feet of the swashes. DHEC tests the areas with permanent advisories and says that the majority of the water samples tested do not exceed state standards for bacterial levels. For further information about water quality and swim advisories, check https://gis.dhec.sc.gov/beachaccess/.

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Halloween in Myrtle Beach: Where To Trick-0r-Treat

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Halloween in Myrtle Beach is chock-full of family-friendly events and treats galore for your little princesses and ghouls to plunder. No need to rush home from a Myrtle Beach vacation to take the kids trick-or-treating. Countless families extend their Oct …

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Top 10 Bars for Singles in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach has long been a winning destination for singles of all ages looking to meet up with others for dancing, drinks, and fun-filled evenings on the Boardwalk. Whether you’re a young adult or a single over 50, Myrtle Beach is good for dating, …

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AAA Four-diamond hotels offer luxurious vacations in Myrtle Beach

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Choosing a Myrtle Beach hotel can be a daunting task, but AAA aims to help travelers find the best of the best with its annual AAA Diamond Awards. In 2017, four Myrtle Beach-area hotels received the AAA Four-Diamond rating. The rating is comprised of a n …

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Free Summer Concerts in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach is home to great outdoor concerts all summer long and the best part is, they’re free. It’s the perfect way to spend your evenings while visiting or just for a fun night out on the town. Here’s a quick look at who you can expect to see p …

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Cinco de Mayo Events in Myrtle Beach

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Are you ready for a real Fiesta de Myrtle Beach? Cinco de Mayo is a cause for celebration on the Grand Strand — not that we ever need one — with drink specials and parties at several local Mexican restaurants. Whether you’re looking for …

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Myrtle Beach Hotel Deals for October 2019

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While many people may think that summer is the only season to visit Myrtle Beach, the fall is actually a wonderful time to vacation on the Grand Strand. If you’re looking to plan a vacation this October, be sure to consider these fantastic Myrtle Be …

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Deals in Myrtle Beach: Save Now at These Hotels

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The end of the busy summer season in Myrtle Beach is in sight and that means hotels are competing to offer some of the best rates for your stay. That means more money in your pocket to put towards our amazing dining and attractions in town! Book now and e …

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Frozen Yogurt Options Abound in Myrtle Beach

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Self-serve and traditional frozen yogurt shops are popping up all over Myrtle Beach, just in time to serve up cool treats for the hot summer months. You can create an over-the-top frozen yogurt concoction with almost any topping you can think of and pay …

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Myrtle Beach Hotels for Family Reunions

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Planning a family reunion in Myrtle Beach but having a hard time finding a property to host your large family? There are several properties in the Myrtle Beach area that can accommodate big families who want to get together for a fun vacation. Check out t …

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Myrtle Beach Hotels for Family Reunions

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Best Places to Go Out For a Cocktail in Myrtle Beach

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When you are in a beach town you can expect fruity cocktails and ice cold drinks at almost every restaurant along the way. From elegant restaurants to laid-back bars, there are tons of awesome places in Myrtle Beach to treat yourself to a drink or two. Ch …

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Fans Name Favorite Hotels Near the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk

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Ever since it opened in May of 2010, the oceanfront boardwalk in Myrtle Beach is the place to be! It's ranked among the top boardwalks in the nation by National Geographic as well as Travel and Leisure and continues to please visitors year after yea …

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North Myrtle Beach Park

Pine-shaded recreation area offering baseball & soccer fields for kids & college-level players.

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Myrtle Beach Hotels with the Best Pool Features

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If water fun is what you're after, resorts along the Grand Strand are sure to deliver. The amount of pools, types of pools and fun water features at a resort can play a huge factor in deciding where to stay and nowadays, hotels and resorts go above …

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2 new Myrtle Beach bowling alleys coming soon

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Family entertainment has always been the core of all the amazing things to do in Myrtle Beach, and thanks to a pair of new bowling alleys there will soon be even more fun to be had here. The first, 710 North Myrtle Beach, is scheduled to open on May 1 …

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Myrtle Beach Scuba Diving

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Recently I spoke with Jordan from Coastal Scuba in North Myrtle Beach about where vacationers can experience the best Myrtle Beach Scuba Diving. Here is some of the info I got from our Q&A session:   Q: Tell me a little bit about Scuba divi …

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5 Great Day Trips from Myrtle Beach

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Many people who visit Myrtle Beach may not ever want to leave, but if you’re staying for a while, why not take a fun day trip to a nearby city or town? There are many places within a short distance from Myrtle Beach that are worth visiting for a day (or …

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Top 10 Places to get Dessert in Myrtle Beach

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Though you may skip dessert most of the time to avoid extra calories, you must treat yourself to a yummy dessert or two while you’re visiting Myrtle Beach! That’s right; vacationing in Myrtle Beach is all about having fun and being happy, and …

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Myrtle Beach Hotels With a Tiki Bar

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Transport yourself to the tropics when you visit a Myrtle Beach hotel with a tiki bar and sip creative cocktails on a beautiful oceanfront poolscape. The rum drinks garnished with tiny umbrellas and fresh fruit are delicious, but the real draw of these es …

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Succulent Steaks in Myrtle Beach

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Myrtle Beach Hotels With Unique Amenities

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Myrtle Beach is home to hundreds of hotels and resorts so it can be tough to find the one that’s right for you. Some resorts go above and beyond with unique amenities to please guests of all ages and to stand apart from the crowd. Interested in racquetb …

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Public Transportation in Myrtle Beach

For first-time visitors or those not accustomed to driving, getting around Myrtle Beach can seem complicated. Luckily, there are several easy ways to get around that take no knowledge of the area and little effort on your part.

If you’re planning to visit the Grand Strand and will need a ride once you arrive at Myrtle Beach International Airport, there are several options to choose from. Public transportation in the Myrtle Beach area includes taxis, shuttles, ride services and buses, that can get you to and from the airport, as well as around town during your stay. Here’s a look at what we have to offer:

Taxi Services in Myrtle Beach

For Visitors arriving at Myrtle Beach International Airport, taxis are located at the end of the main terminal building past the baggage claim area.  There are always several taxis on call in this area with vehicles in all sizes to accommodate all types of travelers and party sizes. If you’re traveling from a different location or if you’re looking to get from your hotel to other areas around town, there are also several reliable taxi services in Myrtle Beach. Here’s some of the most popular, broken down by area of service:

Myrtle Beach

Absolute Taxi absolutetaxi.com 843-333-3333 4023 Belle Terre Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

City Cab of Myrtle Beach citycabofmyrtlebeach.com 843-251-5959 9430 Leeds Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588

Myrtle Beach Diamond Taxi myrtlebeachdiamondcab.com 843-448-2886 1354 Cannon Rd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Myrtle Beach Taxi Service (A-Taxi, Anchor Taxi, Beachside Taxi) anchortaxi.com 843-222-2222 1108 3rd Ave. South, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Rock Star Taxi Cab rockstartaxicab.com 843-907-3249 3120 Waccamaw Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 

South End

Capital Cab Surfside Beach 843-256-3779 3513 Arrowhead Boulevard, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

Surfside Beach Cab Services taxicabmyrtlebeachsouthcarolina.com Surfside, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island 843-602-7253 9430 Leeds Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588

Creekside Cab creeksidecab.com ​Murrells Inlet 5152 Highway 17 Business, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 843-357-8444

North End

Affordable Taxi affordablecab-myrtlebeach.com (843) 663-2227 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29588

Barefoot Taxi http://www.taxiservicesc.com/ 843-361-2464 3801 Smith St., North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Trips Myrtle Beach Taxi tripstaxi.com 843-997-9331 North Myrtle Beach, SC

Cherry Grove Taxi (843) 491-1894 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Shuttles & Car Service

There are a number of Myrtle Beach hotels which provide shuttle service to and from the airport as an added benefit of staying at the property. In order to arrange for a shuttle you’ll want to call the hotel in advance of your arrival to schedule a pickup. If you’re looking for a longer-term solution or need transportation around town, there are also several Myrtle Beach car service companies which provide transportation ranging from simple sedans and sporty coupes to large transport vans and even limousines.

Atlantic Coast Limousine Service atlanticcoastlimousine.com 843-254-LIMO (5466) Myrtle Beach, SC

Airport Limo Car Service airportlimo.com (843) 448-1580 1100 Jetport Road Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Myrtle Beach Transportation 6712 Bryant Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 843-449-4445 myrtlebeachtransportation.com

Myrtle Beach Super Shuttle myrtlebeachsupershuttle.com 843-443-6988 3001 N. Kings Highway, Suite D #221, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Ritz Limousines ritzlimo.net 1-888-497-7288 9553 Edgerton Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

Platinum Limousines platlimos.com 843-293-7433 1212 Highway 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, SC

 

Coast RTA Bus Service

Coast RTA Public Transit serves Horry and Georgetown counties — covering Myrtle Beach and most of the Grand Strand. The service offers eight bus routes covering the most popular parts of the Myrtle Beach area, from rural connections to the cities to shuttles to some of the area’s top attractions. Popular routes include North and South Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, giving inland residents and visitors easy access to the ocean without the headache of parking and the Myrtle Beach Airport connector for visitors who are flying or need a lift to the nearby The Market Common shopping and dining district. The cost of the shuttle ranges from $1.50 for adults with discounts available for seniors, students, children and Medicaid recipients, to free for tourist-oriented routes such as the Broadway at the Beach shuttle. For a full list and detailed map of all routes served by Coast RTA, visit www.coastrta.com or call 843-488-0865.

 

Uber Ride Service

A popular option in many larger cities, in 2014 the Uber transportation network expanded its UberX low-cost ride service to the Myrtle Beach area. The app-based car service uses a smartphone app to allow customers to request rides around the Myrtle Beach area and sends qualified drivers to pick them up in their own vehicles. UberX charges a base fee of $1.95 per ride, plus per minute and per mile rates that can often be the same or lower than a taxi service. To learn more about riding in Myrtle Beach with Uber, click here or download the app for iPhone or Android devices.

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Best Myrtle Beach Hotels for the Carolina Country Music Fest

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8 Super Fun Ways to Spend Father’s Day at the Beach

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Food Dude’s Top 5 Barbeque Restaurants near Myrtle Beach

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Getting Around Myrtle Beach

If you’ve never visited the beach before, it can seem a bit daunting to travel around the 60 miles of beaches known as The Grand Strand, but in fact getting around Myrtle Beach is quite easy.

Thanks in part to the numbered avenues, and only a few major highways which run the length of the beach, getting the hang of things and getting to your accommodations is not as hard as it looks.

The key for most visitors is to finding the main connector roads for the area where you’re staying and then to do your best to avoid any major bottlenecks, as traffic can get quite congested in spots during the high season.

If you plan to travel around in your own ride or via a rental car, you’ll want to check out some of the important roads to know below, or if you’d rather avoid a headache all together check out some of the area’s public transportation options.

Highways

The additions of new State Routes in recent years along with improvements in connectivity to the existing roads have made it more convenient than ever to get to, from and around the Grand Strand.

With the Atlantic Ocean serving as a barrier to the east, the best way to think of the Myrtle Beach area’s highway system as a tic-tac-toe board, with three main thoroughfares running north-south and three running east-west.

Myrtle Beach Roads
North-South Highways

U.S. 17 Business

This road runs directly through the heart of the Grand Strand, from the N.C. state line to Georgetown. Nicknamed Kings Highway, the road can get congested during the summer months, especially near Restaurant Row and The Market Common. New connections to U.S. 17 Bypass, S.C. 31 and S.C. 22 have made it easier to avoid long stretches on Kings Highway.

U.S. 17 Bypass

Running from the north end of Myrtle Beach south to Murrells Inlet, this road was designed to alleviate traffic from Kings Highway. Due to the rapid development of the Myrtle Beach area The Bypass is now developed to the point that it too can get thick with traffic so many use S.C. 31 instead. Business 17 runs closer to the ocean and includes more businesses and stoplights. The Bypass, which is less of a bypass that it was conceived to be, skips some of those lights and can allow for quicker travel.

S.C. 31

For those visitors traveling a long stretch of the Grand Strand, U.S. 31 (aka Carolina Bays Parkway) is a helpful path.  This is a 65-mph highway that runs from S.C. 9 in Little River to S.C. 544 in Socastee. Unlike U.S. 17 Bypass, which has become cluttered with businesses and stop lights, S.C. 31 is red-light free and serves as the true bypass for travelers who need to make their way more than a few miles north or south. Construction that’s currently in progress will eventually extend the route all the way to S.C. 707 in Murrells Inlet, allowing visitors to turn a long drive on U.S.17 into a 20-minute sprint on S.C. 31.

East-West Highways

U.S. 501

The traditional route to the beach that longtime visitors may remember sitting in traffic anxiously awaiting their arrival to the beach. While it’s still the most direct path to Myrtle Beach, there are a growing number of intersections, stoplights and bottlenecks near the beach that can cause frustration during the busy summer months. Luckily, there are a number new alternatives, especially for guests staying on the far north or or far south ends of the Grand Strand.

S.C. 22

S.C. 22 is a great way for visitors to get to the northern part of the Grand Strand, including North Myrtle Beach, Cherry Grove and Little River. Also known as Veterans Highway — or the “Conway Bypass” to locals — this road is a 65-mph, multi-lane expressway that allows visitors to cut down on the amount of time spent on the oft-congested U.S. 501 as they enter the Myrtle Beach area. The road breaks off from U.S. 501 in Aynor, S.C. and offers a smooth 32-mile trip to the coast, passing S.C. 31 and connecting to U.S. 17 in the Restaurant Row area near Tanger Outlets.

S.C. 544

This state highway runs from Conway, near Coastal Carolina University, to the Surfside Beach area, ending at U.S. 17 Business near a trio of campgrounds — Pirateland, Ocean Lakes and Lakewood. In recent years S.C. 544 has been widened to allow faster access to the Surfside Beach area and the south end of town. The extension of S.C. 31 has made it easier and quicker to commute between the North Strand to the South Strand.

Connectors & Secondary Roads

Knowing the main highways is an important first step, but to become a seasoned Myrtle Beach visitor it’s best to get to know some of the area’s key connector and cut-through roads. Here’s a look at some of the most prominent roads that will help you avoid congestion during the tourism high season and deliver you to your destination in short order:

Myrtle Beach Roads

Robert M. Grissom Parkway

One other north-south route to consider is Robert M. Grissom Parkway. It runs from the Myrtle Beach International Airport north past 48th Avenue before crossing over the Intracoastal Waterway. This can be a useful route for traveling north-south within the Myrtle Beach city limits. It runs between U.S. 17 Business and the bypass and passes the Coastal Grand Myrtle Beach Mall as well as the Broadway at the Beach shopping complex.

Harrelson Boulevard/George Bishop Parkway

This four-lane through road connects U.S. 501 to Kings Highway by running directly in front of Myrtle Beach International Airport. It starts as George Bishop Parkway and runs past the former Hard Rock Park, before turning into Harrelson Boulevard as it crosses the Intracoastal Waterway. The road, formerly known as Jetport Road, served as an entrance to the airport for many years, but was extended to Kings Highway in 2012. It now provides a great shortcut to Ocean Boulevard for visitors staying on the south side of Myrtle Beach.

Farrow Parkway/S.C. 707

Starting from its newly-renovated, $121 million intersection with U.S. 17 Bypass — an area known locally as “The Back Gate” — this road provides visitors a connection to the south end of the beach and serves as a main artery through Socastee and Murrells Inlet. Farrow Parkway is a four-lane road that runs 3.5 miles between U.S. 17 Bypass and U.S. 17 Business, passing by a number of popular attractions including The Market Common shopping complex, Grand Park and the Warbird Park veterans memorial. On the opposite side, S.C. 707 (aka Socastee Boulevard) is a four-lane road that runs through the heart of the mainly-residential Socastee area of Myrtle Beach and connects on its south end back to U.S. 17 in Murrells Inlet.

Main Street/Robert Edge Parkway

Starting in rural Horry County at S.C. 90, this road runs through the heart of downtown North Myrtle Beach and serves as a convenient way for visitors to access North Myrtle Beach from S.C. 31. Formerly known as the Main Street Connector, this four-lane connector highway gives visitors access to the new North Myrtle Beach Sports & Recreation Complex on its west side and on its east side crosses over the Intracoastal Waterway before turning into Main Street at its intersection with U.S. 17. From that point on, Main Street North Myrtle Beach plays home to a number of tourist-friendly shops, restaurants, clubs before dead ending into Ocean Boulevard at the famed “Horseshoe” area which hosts many concerts and events.

Glenns Bay Road/Surfside Drive

This road provides visitors a sneaky cut through to get from U.S. 17 Bypass to Surfside Beach. Also known as Holmestown Road (on the S.C. 707 side), this road is currently only two lanes wide, however a $46.3 million, three-year expansion will begin in 2015 to widen it to five lanes near U.S. 17 Bypass and three lanes near U.S. 17 Business. Upon crossing U.S. 17 Business, the road turns into Surfside Drive and plays home to a pair of parks, and a few businesses before dead ending into the parking lot for the Surfside Pier.

Garden City Connector

Another cut through from U.S. 17 Bypass is the Garden City Connector, a short stretch which lands visitors on U.S. 17 Business smack dab in between of the main roads for reaching the Garden City Beach area — Pine Avenue and Atlantic Avenue.

Highway 15/Broadway St.

This off-the-beaten-path state route is a sneaky way for visitors traveling from the airport to get straight to downtown Myrtle Beach. While it admitted doesn’t offer the most scenic views of our area, once turning to Broadway Street near downtown it does give you a glimpse of “classic” Myrtle Beach. It runs about two miles between Harrelson Boulevard and U.S. 501, and provides beach access by intersecting with 17th Avenue South and 3rd Avenue South along the way.

Lake Arrowhead Road/Kings Road

These two-lane roads run perpendicular through the north end of Myrtle Beach, allowing visitors to travel to and from the Restaurant Row area. Connecting on both ends to U.S. 17, the road provides access to areas including Apache Pier/Campground, Myrtle Beach Travel Park and Kingston Plantation, as well as attractions like Tanger Outlets, Azealia Shores Golf Club and the Galleria shopping center.

S.C. 9/Sea Mountain Highway

As the longest State Highway in South Carolina, S.C. 9 runs more than 250 miles from the North Carolina state border north of Spartanburg, all the way to the Cherry Grove area of North Myrtle Beach. For those looking to avoid the congestion of U.S. 501 and deterred by two-lane rural roads, S.C. 9 offers an alternative route to the north end of the Grand Strand, running from U.S. 95 through Dillion, Nichols and Longs before turning into Sea Mountain Highway near its intersection with S.C. 31. If you follow Sea Mountain Highway into Cherry Grove you’ll find a number of beachy businesses including restaurants, miniature golf, and shopping centers — before running into the Cherry Grove Fishing Pier at the beach.

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