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Things to do in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach anchors the 60-mile Grand Strand, a nearly unbroken run of wide, white-sand Atlantic beaches. Public access, gentle…
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Myrtle Beach built its reputation as a family entertainment capital: a mile-long oceanfront boardwalk, a giant observation wheel,…
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Golf

Myrtle Beach is the self-proclaimed "Golf Capital of the World", with roughly 80 courses in the metro area spanning championship…
TPC Myrtle Beach

TPC Myrtle Beach

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Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

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Beyond the beach, the Grand Strand has maritime forests, salt marshes, and river swamps that offer a quieter, wilder side of the…
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Myrtle Beach has some of the largest outlet shopping centers on the East Coast alongside beach-town boutiques and souvenir…
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Myrtle Beach itself has no European-style Christmas market, but the region makes up for it with dazzling holiday light displays,…
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With Kids

Myrtle Beach packs in enough kid-focused entertainment to fill a week without ever touching the sand. From upside-down houses to…
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Myrtle Beach keeps a lively calendar year round, from spring golf tournaments to summer beach concerts and autumn seafood…
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Beyond the boardwalk and the big-name rides, Myrtle Beach hides a quieter side worth seeking out. These spots trade crowds for…
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Late spring (May-June) and early fall (September-October) offer the best balance of warm water, manageable crowds, and lower hotel rates. Summer (June-August)…
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Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) has direct flights from many East Coast and Midwest cities. The city itself is very car-dependent — most visitors rent…
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Best buys include beachwear, saltwater taffy, and pecan/praline candies from boardwalk shops. Tanger Outlets and The Market Common are the main retail hubs.…
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  • Sun Fun Festival
  • Fourth of July
  • Bike Week / Harley-Davidson Rally
  • Myrtle Beach Marathon
  • World Famous Blue Crab Festival
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Day 1 – Boardwalk & Beach Morning on the beach near the boardwalk, lunch on the promenade, afternoon rides on the SkyWheel, evening stroll along the Boardwalk…
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  • SkyWheel at sunset
  • Myrtle Beach Boardwalk
  • Springmaid Pier
  • Atalaya Castle
  • Murrells Inlet MarshWalk
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Standard U.S. electricity: 120V, 60Hz, Type A/B plugs (flat two- or three-pin). International visitors from 220-240V countries will need a voltage converter…
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  • All-you-can-eat seafood buffets
  • Shrimp and grits
  • She-crab soup
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  • Near the main boardwalk and downtown strip
  • North Myrtle Beach and the northern shore
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  • Budget (about $110-160/day)
  • Mid-range (about $290-395/day)
  • Luxury (about $620-1,000+/day)
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  • Beach access for everyone
  • Boardwalk and entertainment density
  • Golf without the splurge
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  • SkyWheel + Attractions Combo Tickets
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