6 Popular Destinations In Myrtle Beach That Are Actually Tourist Traps
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is full of tourist hot spots, but if you want to know which ones guests think you should avoid, we've got you covered.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach, South Carolina, is full of tourist hot spots, but if you want to know which ones guests think you should avoid, we've got you covered.
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Read MoreNot Florida or California, not even a spot on the New England shoreline, the top spot went to a popular tourist destination in the south.
Read MoreAlong South Carolina's Grand Strand coastline, this pier offers wide casting space for anglers, seasonal events, ocean views, and an easygoing place to relax.
Read MoreIf you're in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and want to go shopping, you should head to this shopping center with all kinds of stores, as well as restaurants.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach, South Carolina, has an iconic boardwalk, and it features this enormous restaurant that serves up seafood and a fun variety of drinks.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach isn't the only destination worth checking out in South Carolina, and this abandoned church should definitely be on your sightseeing list.
Read MoreIf you're vacationing in Myrtle Beach with children, you may want to spend a day at this local amusement park packed with rides for all ages.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach can be an overwhelming but entertaining tourist destination. Follow this advice from locals and frequent travelers to make the most of your trip.
Read MoreThis city is packed with resorts spanning the spectrum, from bargain motels to glitzy luxury that costs a fortune — here are some options in the happy middle.
Read MoreIf you're traveling to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in your RV, there are a lot of options, so we've got five of the best and most affordable places to go.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach’s iconic sandy shores and bustling boardwalk have many places to grab a bite with views of the ocean, and these cafés are beloved by visitors.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach, South Carolina, is a gorgeous beach town, and if you want to see the best views in the city, there's one place on the boardwalk you have to go.
Read MoreOverlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, this resort community offers four golf courses, waterfront shopping and dining, and seasonal festivals and events.
Read MoreMyrtle beach's nightlife surprises visitors with dance floors, DJ sets, live music, tasty drinks, and late-night energy just steps from the boardwalk.
Read MoreDon't leave South Carolina without swinging by this much-adored and award-winning spot known for stellar bites served up not far from beachfront bliss.
Read MoreThis coastal beach city is not short on fun entertainment, proven by its claim as the world’s best place for mini golf, boasting over 30 one-of-a-kind courses.
Read MoreWhile enjoying Myrtle Beach’s sandy coastline, families should stop by this thrilling attraction for go-kart races, mini golf, and a huge arcade with fun games.
Read MoreGolf fans and professionals know that Myrtle Beach’s Grand Strand is home to some incredible courses, and here are some of the most stunning and unique options.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach's Valentine's Day coffee festival is the perfect way to share your love of java with the love of your life.
Read MoreAt this wooden pier on the East Coast, there's more to do than marvel at its size. After catching some snapper, you can enjoy cooked seafood with a cocktail.
Read MoreThis Myrtle Beach destination attracts millions of visitors every year with its amusement park rides, distinct "villages," and lake activities.
Read MoreThis master-planned Myrtle Beach community has resort-style amenities like award-winning golf, a tennis complex, a private beach, waterfront pool and more.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach is one of the most popular destinations in the U.S., but this gorgeous tree-lined community offers a shop-filled respite from the crowds.
Read MoreWhile Myrtle Beach doesn't have any Michelin-starred restaurants (at least as of 2025), these five beloved local eateries might just deserve the honor.
Read MoreThere's fine seafood dining to be found up and down the coast -- yes, even in a family-friendly tourist hot spot like Myrtle Beach. Here are some of the best.
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