Myrtle Beach, SC

What to do in Myrtle Beach, SC

Broadway at the Beach

The largest collection of entertainment venues in all of South Carolina. On these streets are hundreds of shops, unparalleled live entertainment, and a popular nightclub district. Special attractions include "America's Largest Laser Show," traditional fireworks, and many other entertaining events year-round.

Restaurants

Myrtle Beach pools entertainment and great food in a collection of theme restaurants like Hard Rock Café, Planet Hollywood, Johnny Rockets, All Star Café, Easyriders, and more are all within walking distance of each other. There are plenty of traditional restaurants, as well.

Celebrity Square

This New Orleans-inspired nightclub district is the hottest nightlife scene in all of Myrtle Beach. Choose from a great variety of venues featuring both live and DJ music ranging from rock-n-roll and 70's retro, to beach, blues, 50's and 60's hits, top 40, and everything in-between!.

IMAX®

You'll be wowed and thrilled as you watch a larger-than-life nature, space, history, sports, and other documentaries on a giant, 6-story screen.

Palace Theater

This is the largest, most lavish show house on the Strand! You can catch famed productions of Sunset Boulevard and Evita, as well as be entertained by monthly lineups of world-renowned acts that have included Willie Nelson, Bill Cosby, and BB King, among others.

Myrtle Waves Water Park

At South Carolina's largest water park you can chill out in 30 wet, splish-splashing rides. Lifeguards and a kids' area keeps everybody safe, and great food keeps every stomach happy!.

NASCAR Speedpark

This authorized NASCAR theme park features 8 race tracks where you can climb into bumper cars and enjoy the thrill of closed-course competition. There are also 36 holes of NASCAR-themed miniature golf, an arcade dome, a rock-climbing wall, and many other thrilling diversions.

Shopping

Of course, no tourist mecca would be complete without terrific shopping. Over 100 specialty shops and boutiques offer casual fashions, sports memorabilia, great music and books, special gifts, and toys. And it's all set around a charming 23-acre freshwater lake.

Beaches

The Grand Strand has 60 miles of white, sandy beaches where you can lay out in the sun and enjoy the cool spray of the ocean surf. Water-sports are very popular and you can rent equipment from most hotels and beach shops.

Fishing

Test your angling skills with some great pier fishing, or even take a boat and go deep-sea fishing for marlin, tuna, and much more.

Golf

The Grand Strand is known as the "golf capital of the world," with over 100 courses (many of them championship courses) within an hour's drive from the beach. Renowned Myrtlewood offers 36 holes of exemplary golf right in the heart of town.

Miniature Golf

This shrunken down novelty version of golf is great fun for all ages. With more than mere sand traps to mire your way, these courses can also be quite difficult! When did Arnold Palmer ever have to putt around a windmill or drive through a shark's mouth?.

Dixie Stampede

A sure-fire way to experience the charm and pride that is so prevalent throughout the South, the stampede entertains and feeds you, too! This fun-for-all western-theme dinner includes a 32-horse show and full costumed pageantry. Choose sides during a "Civil Competition" between the North and South, played out by professional riders on finely-trained horses.

Pavilion Amusement Park

Myrtle Beach's most famous amusement park, offers fun for everyone, from the young to the young at heart! With over 40 rides to thrill even the most daring, as well as a multitude of games, shops, and arcades, the fun only stops when you go home.

Barefoot Landing

This is another shopping, dining, and entertainment complex with so much to do that you might have to find more time to come back. There are carousel rides and waterfront cruises and delectable restaurants to choose from during the day. And at night, you can visit the wild House of Blues, which regularly hosts many legendary performances by Blues greats.